Are you looking forward to the latest installment of Monsters inc... Monsters University, well you will be happy to hear that the list of voice talent was announced and all of your favorites are back and many other cool voice talents as well.
Disney•Pixar’s “Monsters University” welcomes some of Hollywood’s top stars to its roster of voice talent for this summer’s frighteningly funny comedy adventure, opening in U.S. theaters on June 21, 2013. Joining Billy Crystal and John Goodman are Steve Buscemi, Helen Mirren, Alfred Molina, Dave Foley, Sean P. Hayes, Joel Murray, Peter Sohn, Charlie Day, Nathan Fillion, Bobby Moynihan, Julia Sweeney, Aubrey Plaza, Tyler Labine, John Krasinski, Bonnie Hunt, Beth Behrs and John Ratzenberger. Also revealed this week were the story and screenplay credits. Directed by Dan Scanlon, “Monsters University” features a story and screenplay by Daniel Gerson & Robert L. Baird (“Monsters, Inc.”) and Scanlon.
Scanlon
 says the cast was able to bring the story to life with great ingenuity 
and enthusiasm. “Working with this group of actors was an extraordinary 
experience. They each brought a unique level of humor, emotion and 
creativity to their work that not only complemented their individual 
performances, but made the overall story come together in a really 
wonderful way.”
The voice cast includes the following:
·       Billy
 Crystal (“Parental Guidance,” “When Harry Met Sally,” “City Slickers”) 
reprises his role as Mike Wazowski, now a college-age monster who 
follows his dream of becoming a Scarer at Monsters University.
·       John
 Goodman (“Argo,” “Flight,” “Trouble With the Curve”) returns as James 
P. Sullivan (Sulley), an overly confident, young hotshot Scaring student
 at Monsters University.
·       Steve
 Buscemi (“Boardwalk Empire”) rejoins the monster world as Randy Boggs, a
 Monsters University freshman who is ready to experience all that 
college has to offer (if only he can curb his habit of disappearing).
·       Helen
 Mirren (“Hitchcock,” “The Queen”) gives voice to Dean Hardscrabble, 
legendary Scarer and hard-to-please head of Monsters University’s 
prestigious School of Scaring.
·       Alfred
 Molina (TNT’s “Monday Mornings,” “The Da Vinci Code,” “Frida”) is the 
voice of Professor Knight, an esteemed professor in Monsters 
University’s School of Scaring.
·       Dave
 Foley (TV’s “NewsRadio,” “The Kids in the Hall”) as Terry Perry, the 
skeptical half of a bickering two-headed monster and dedicated Oozma 
Kappa (OK) brother.
·       Sean
 P. Hayes (“The Three Stooges,” TV’s “Up All Night”) gives voice to 
Terri Perry, the more sensitive side of a two-headed Oozma Kappa (OK) 
fraternity brother with Scaring aspirations.
·       Joel
 Murray (TV’s “Mad Men,” “Two and a Half Men”) voices Don Carlton, a 
“mature” student at Monsters University and a founding member of the 
Oozma Kappa (OK) fraternity. 
·       Pixar’s
 Peter Sohn (“Ratatouille,” “Small Fry”) provides the voice of Scott 
“Squishy” Squibbles, an undeclared sophomore at Monsters University and 
Oozma Kappa (OK) fraternity member who still lives with his doting 
mother. 
·       Charlie
 Day (“Horrible Bosses,” “Pacific Rim,” TV’s “It’s Always Sunny in 
Philadelphia”) provides the voice of the incomparable Art, an Oozma 
Kappa (OK) fraternity brother with a questionable past. 
·       Nathan
 Fillion (“Much Ado About Nothing,” “Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters,” 
TV’s “Castle”) portrays Johnny Worthington, the confident president of 
Roar Omega Roar (ROR), a Monsters University fraternity that prides 
itself on its notable Scarers.
·       Bobby
 Moynihan (NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” HBO’s “Girls,” DreamWorks 
Studios’ “Delivery Man”) helps bring to life Chet Alexander, a 
yes-monster member of the Roar Omega Roar (ROR) fraternity.
·       Julia
 Sweeney (TV’s “The Goode Family,” “Saturday Night Live”) lends her 
voice to Ms. Squibbles, indulgent mother to Monsters University 
sophomore Scott “Squishy” Squibbles. 
·       Aubrey
 Plaza (“To Do List,” TV’s “Parks and Recreation”) gives voice to Claire
 Wheeler, the somber president of Monsters University’s Greek Council 
and emcee for the annual Scare Games. 
·       Tyler
 Labine (“Tucker & Dale vs. Evil,” “Mad Love”) was tapped to voice 
Brock Pearson, vice president of the Greek Council and enthusiastic 
emcee of the Scare Games. 
·       John
 Krasinski (“Promised Land,” TV’s “The Office”) provides the voice of 
“Frightening” Frank McCay, a Scaring super star at Monsters, Inc. 
·       Bonnie
 Hunt (TV’s “The Bonnie Hunt Show,” “Cheaper By the Dozen”) was called 
on to provide the voice of young Mike Wazowski’s grade school teacher 
Karen Graves.
·       Beth Behrs (TV’s “2 Broke Girls”) serves as the voice of Carrie Williams, fearless leader of the Python Nu Kappa (PNK) sorority.
·       John
 Ratzenberger (“Cheers,” Disney•Pixar’s feature films) returns to the 
Pixar recording studio as the voice of a Monsters, Inc. employee.
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4 comments:
I am looking forward to this one. I loved the Monsters, Inc. movie.
It's just the most fun that they did a prequel!
I can not wait to see this, we constantly watch Monster's Inc so I know my son will love this.
i cant wait to see this with my family :)
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