A remarkable distinction from the cosplay above, this Merida is more grounded in the medieval setting, than the character's magical experiences. We never make a film at Pixar to have a sequel. This is another cosplay of Merida from the cosplay above.
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"I don't know if there will be another one. Disney Pixar Brave Merida Action Figure, Movie Character Toy 6.6-in Tall, Highly Posable in Authentic Costume with Bow & Arrow, Gift for Ages 3 Years Old & Up. "If we got the right story it would be fun - to get the gang back together again, add a few more new characters and find out what other Scottish talents are out there that might want to do a animated fun," he said. (Inside Science) - Trying to curl hair into perfect spiral curls is difficult enough to do in real life but for the team of scientists and artists at Pixar the quest to create a wild mane of curls for Merida, the redheaded heroine of their latest film 'Brave,' may have sent them. Either option would take time, and given the amount of work that goes into animated features, it would still be years before Brave 2 actually hit screens.Īt the moment, both Chapman and Andrews appear to be focusing on other projects, but in 2013, Chapman did tell The Scotsman he would be game for a Brave sequel if the right idea comes along. With neither director still at the studio, Merida's story would have to be handed over to someone else entirely, or Pixar would need to woo either Chapman or Andrews back. She is also the first female protagonist in a Pixar feature film. Since then, Andrews has also left Pixar, and is currently working on The Bad Guys for DreamWorks Animation. Princess Merida is the main protagonist of Brave. Her defiance of an age-old tradition angers the Highland Lords and leads to chaos in the kingdom.
For six years, Brenda Chapman worked on Brave at Pixar before she was fired over "creative differences" and replaced by Mark Andrews, as reported by the Los Angeles Times. Princess Merida (Kelly Macdonald), the impetuous, but courageous, daughter of Scottish King Fergus (Sir Billy Connolly) and Queen Elinor (Dame Emma Thompson), is a skilled archer who wants to carve out her own path in life.
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