An unlikely team of heroes bands together in Disney's Big Hero 6 and we went behind the scenes with the stars.
An unlikely team of heroes bands together in Disney's Big Hero 6 and we went behind the scenes with the stars.
Inspired by the Marvel comics of the same name, Big Hero 6 is an action-packed animated comedy following the special bond between plus-sized inflatable robot Baymax (voiced by 30 Rock's Scott Adsit) and boy prodigy Hiro Hamada (voiced by Supah Ninjas' Ryan Potter). Hiro transforms Baymax and his other friends Go Go Tomago (voiced by Sucker Punch's Jamie Chung), Wasabi (voiced by New Girl's Damon Wayans Jr.), Honey Lemon (voiced by Identity Thief's Genesis Rodriguez) and Fred (voiced by Silicon Valley's T.J. Miller) into a band of high-tech guardians called Big Hero 6.
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"I'm excited because I can share this movie with my kids," said Maya Rudolph, who lends her voice to Aunt Cass in the movie. "They don't see all my movies, so they're going to get to see this one."
Some of the films Maya appears in may have content too adult for her four children with longtime partner Paul Thomas Anderson (Jack, 3, Lucille, 4, Pearl, 9, and Minnie, 1). Her next big screen appearance is in Anderson's upcoming R-rated drama Inherent Vice.
While Big Hero 6 has appeal for children, there's something in it for everybody.
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"From comedy to action, it has everything," Damon said. "It's one of those movies where you just literally on a ride, and when you get off you feel great."
Big Hero 6 opens November 7.