INTERVIEW - Elle Fanning on her character at 'The Boxtrolls' Los Angeles Premiere Presented By Focus Features Benefittin

The transcript discusses the speaker's involvement with Laika, highlighting the production of 'Coraline' and the unique aspects of stop-motion animation. The speaker introduces their character, Winnie, describing her as initially bratty but lovable. They share insights into receiving the script and character sketches, which sparked their interest. The speaker also reflects on the challenges of voice acting, emphasizing the importance of vocal expression over facial cues.

What is the speaker's connection to the Laika family?

• Their sister worked on a Laika movie.

• They are the founder of Laika.

• They are a fan of Laika movies.

• They have no connection to Laika.

How does the speaker describe their character Winnie?

• As initially spoiled but ultimately lovable.

• As a brave and adventurous character.

• As a shy and quiet character.

• As a villain with no redeeming qualities.

What made the speaker eager to participate in the movie?

• The promise of a high salary.

• The opportunity to work with famous actors.

• The sketches of the characters and the script.

• The chance to travel to new places.

What is the main message of the movie according to the speaker?

• Always follow the rules.

• Have courage and step out of your box.

• Never trust anyone.

• Stay in your comfort zone.

What challenge does the speaker mention about voice acting?

• It requires a lot of physical movement.

• It involves memorizing long scripts.

• It is easier than traditional acting.

• It focuses solely on sound, not facial expressions.