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The New Trailer And Poster For Disney And Pixar’s Gatto Purrs As Additional Cast Is Announced

The New Trailer And Poster For Disney And Pixar's Gatto Purrs As Additional Cast Is Announced

Disney and Pixar’s Gatto has released a new trailer and poster and announced additional cast members. The new animated short, Loving Dory, will play before the film.

Disney and Pixar just released an all-new trailer and poster for their highly anticipated original animated adventure, “Gatto.” This exciting film takes you into the feline-run underbelly of Venice, Italy, and hits theaters exclusively on March 5, 2027.

Mark Ruffalo, Laurence Fishburne, and Enrico Casarosa, who also directs, lead the announced voice cast, now joined by Bianca Babaşa as Maja. Additionally, Sherry Cola joins as Regina; John Turturro as Capitano Briganti; Rumen Sali Shopov as Papu Janko; Rhys Darby as Focaccia; Isabella Rossellini as Contessa; Natasia Demetriou as Charon; Jamie Demetriou as Plague Doctor; Jason Schwartzman as Vivaldi; Saverio Raimondo as Ugo; Jason Mantzoukas as Rico; Matt Jones as Enzo; Austin Madison as Fishmonger; Beatrice Manfredi as Martinelli; Jesse Andrews as Bartolomeo; Tracey Ullman as Luisa; and Marco Calvani as Maestro Foscari.

Dario Marianelli, the Academy Award-winning composer known for “Atonement,” created the original score for “Gatto.” The score also features music from the acclaimed violinist Barbora Botošová.

THE PREMISE

In “Gatto,” Nero, voiced by Mark Ruffalo, navigates the winding canals and superstitions of Venice, Italy. He questions whether he’s truly lived the right life. Deep in debt to Rocco, the local feline mob boss voiced by Laurence Fishburne, Nero finds himself in a tough spot. In order to escape his predicament, he forms an unexpected friendship with Maja, a vibrant street musician. With his last chance at redemption on the line and Maja’s help, Nero searches for his true purpose. However, will he conquer the challenges Venice throws his way? Directed by Enrico Casarosa and produced by Andrea Warren, the team behind the Oscar-nominated feature “Luca,” “Gatto” promises an engaging adventure.

LOVING DORY

Additionally, “Loving Dory,” a new animated short from Disney and Pixar set in the world of “Finding Nemo,” will play in cinemas ahead of “Gatto.” Ellen DeGeneres returns as the voice of Dory in the short, which follows the forgetful blue tang fish as she finds herself in a hapless and unexpected “meet-cute.” Lou Hamou-Lhadj wrote and directed the short, and Mary Alice Drumm produced it, with Academy Award winners Pete Docter and Andrew Stanton serving as executive producers.

“Gatto” and “Loving Dory” will hit theaters exclusively on March 5, 2027.

 

 

 

 

 

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