Pixar Drops Trailer for ‘Gatto,’ Announces Mark Ruffalo, Laurence Fishburne as Cat Mobsters
Mark Ruffalo and Laurence Fishburne voice rival cats in a Venice-set tale about debt, friendship and purpose, Pixar said.
- On Thursday, Pixar debuted the teaser for 'Gatto,' its 32nd animated feature starring Mark Ruffalo as Nero and Laurence Fishburne as Rocco, arriving in theaters on March 5, 2027.
- Indebted to local feline mob boss Rocco, Nero navigates the canal-ridden, superstitious city of Venice, Italy, where he begins questioning his life choices and seeking unexpected purpose.
- Director Enrico Casarosa and producer Andrea Warren, the filmmaking team behind Pixar's Oscar-nominated 2021 feature 'Luca,' reunite for this project with a distinctive painterly art style.
- Following 'Hoppers' and last year's 'Inside Out 2,' which grossed nearly $1.7 billion globally, 'Gatto' looks to continue Pixar's hot streak ahead of 'Toy Story 5' releasing next week.
- In the teaser, Nero and Rocco interrogate a fellow feline about missing tuna, though Nero's tough-guy persona melts away when distracted by a dangling lightbulb, blending mob tropes with animal comedy.
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