The long-awaited live-action Disney classic “The Little Mermaid” hits Brazilian theaters this Thursday (25).
In the plot, the youngest of King Triton’s daughters, and The more rebellious, Ariel Theeager to discover more about the world Thebeyond the sea and, Thethe visit The surface, if Thefalls in love with the elegant Prince Eric.
Although Thes mermaids are prohibited from interacting with humans, Ariel makes a Theagree with The evil sea witch, Ursula, who gives her The chance to live on dry land, but Thehe puts his life – and The his father’s crown–in danger.
The film stars Halle Bailey and Jonah Hauer-King . In addition, it features Melissa McCarthy (“Missão Madrinha de Casamento” and “As Bem-Armadas”), Javier Bardem (“Where the Francos Have No Time” and “Vicky Cristina Barcelona”) and more in the cast.
The direction is from Rob Marshall known for Oscar winner “Chicago” , “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides” It is “Mary Poppins Returns” .
The film brings a more mature version of the story that marked generations and is known worldwide, as highlighted by Jonah Hauer-King actor who gives life to Prince Eric.
“He [o diretor] I wanted to try to recreate everything we first fell in love with, but also take a new approach. NoOur story touches on things that are a little more mature, so it’s a more adult version of the story,” he said.
The actor makes a romantic pair with Halle Bailey and he praised the young actress, who has been attacked on the internet by users who point out that Ariel, the completely fictional underwater fish woman, should not be black.
“You have to be an incredible actor, an incredible singer and have an incredible spirit. [para fazer esse filme], and they found it in Halle Bailey. She is so talented and an extraordinary singer. She has the weight of the film on her shoulders, and she has accomplished it with grace and effortlessness. People are going to be blown away by her incredible performance,” she declared.
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Source: CNN Brasil
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