'Finding Dory,' the 'Finding Nemo' sequel 13 years-in-the-making, hits theaters next month, and the last trailer delivers jokes and plenty of heart-felt moments.

'Finding Dory,' the 'Finding Nemo' sequel 13 years-in-the-making, hits theaters next month, and the last trailer delivers jokes and plenty of heart-felt moments.

Finding Dory fans have already fallen for the title regal blue tang fish (voiced by Ellen DeGeneres), who propelled the Pixar sequel to a record-breaking $136.2 million opening weekend.

(Hey, that sounds familiar!) (Finding Nemo reference!) Anyhoo, we can’t help but love baby Dory, because she is probably the most adorable thing to grace the silver screen EVER.

In Finding Dory, Nemo is voiced by 12-year-old actor Hayden Rolence, while Alexander Gould was the original voice of Nemo.

Following its record-breaking opening weekend, Disney/Pixar has released a new clip from Finding Dory, the Finding Nemo sequel from filmmaker Andrew Stanton. The clip introduces “Baby Dory ...

“Hi, I’m Dory. I suffer from short-term mem-mem-memory loss,” the cute big-eyed, blue tang baby recites for her parents at the beginning of “Finding Dory,” Disney Pixar’s sequel to the ...

Pixar's oceanic franchise features anxious parents who have to let their children with disabilities explore the world.

Our critics sat down to talk about the Disney/Pixar adventure "Finding Nemo," the Week 6 winner in the Ultimate Summer Movie Showdown.

Around the same time, Maureen's brother, Charles, sent her a video of Andrew Stanton, the director of both Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, speaking during a Ted Talk conference.

This clip, introducing us to Dory when she was just a baby, is reason enough to go and see the sequel to Finding Nemo's 2003 hit alone: Finding Dory.

GERALD THE SEA LION Finding Nemo co-writer Bob Peterson came up with Dory 's out-there sea lion Gerald, who is aggressively barked off a resting rock by bigger sea lions Fluke and Rudder.