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The New Trailer For Inside Out 2 Introduces Us To A Brand New Emotion
Disney and Pixar have unveiled the trailer for the long-awaited Inside Out sequel.
A follow-up to the Oscar-winning film was first announced in 2016, with Joy, Sadness, Anger, Envy and Disgust all returning for the second instalment.
However, this time around, the gang are set to be joined by a new emotion. Enter: Anxiety.
The introduction was made in a short teaser that depicts the existing emotions having their world turned around by their new arrival, who is portrayed by Stranger Things actor Maya Hawke.
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“Our little girl is growing up so fast, and things couldn’t be better,” Joy is heard teasing at the beginning of the teaser, although seemingly it’s not to last.
It’s also hinted that Anxiety is not the only new kid on the block, though, as the new newcomer teases to the other emotions that she’s not alone.
Watch the clip for yourself below:
A poster for the film shared on Pixar’s social media accounts also teases as many as four new additions to the cast.
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Inside Out first hit cinemas in 2015, and won huge critical acclaim, including an Oscar win for Best Animated Feature and a Best Original Screenplay nomination.
The film centres around a teenage girl, Riley, who – along with her five core emotions – has her life turned upside down when she and her family move to a new city.
Emmy winner Amy Poehler, The Office’s Phyllis Smith and Mindy Kaling, former Saturday Night Live star Bill Hader and comedian Lewis Black voiced Joy, Sadness, Disgust, Fear and Anger, respectively, with Kaitlyn Dias, Diane Lane, Kyle MacLachlan and Richard King also among the voice cast.
Tony Hale will take over the role of Fear, while Liza Lapira replaces Mindy Kaling as Disgust.
Inside Out 2 is due to hit cinemas in June 2024.
UK Journalists Taken Into Gaza For First Time Describe The ‘Wasteland’ And ‘Hell’ Of War Zone
Israelis soldiers have started to take international news crews into Gaza, and UK journalists have now reported on the “hell” they’ve discovered in the active war zone.
While reporters inside the Palestinian territory have been covering the war since it began a month ago, foreign journalists are only now being allowed into the Gaza Strip under the surveillance of the Israel Defence Force (IDF).
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Israel then declared war, launched a series of air strikes and a ground invasion in the north, while putting the whole of Gaza under siege. The Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza say more than 10,000 Palestinians have been killed so far.
Each broadcaster has made it very clear that they had maintained editorial independence over their own reports, but various parts of the footage had to have IDF approval before it could be released.
The Israeli forces would only take journalists if their reports did not reveal anything about their position.
Jeremy Bowen, the BBC’s international editor, released his report into Gaza on Wednesday night.
He explained: “We got out of the back of an armoured vehicle and walked into a wasteland.
“After a month of air strikes and more than a week of tanks and troops, every building I saw was damaged or destroyed.”
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The IDF showed each journalist what it described as a weapons factory in a building where a family clearly lived upstairs.
The army told reporters that was an example of Hamas using civilians as human shields.
Channel 4′s Secunder Kermani also went into Gaza with IDF, and explained: ″Coming here with them is the only way for foreign journalists to get a first hand glimpse of this deadly conflict.”
His report, also released on Wednesday, focused on the Gaza civilians trying to move to the south of the territory, as on Israel’s instructions.
He showed how two Palestinian men were detained for “acting suspiciously”, and filmed how Israeli soldiers called out in Hebrew to the stream of evacuees just in case any Israeli hostages were among the crowds.
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Kermani then went to the areas of Gaza which have already been “reduced to rubble in an Israeli strike”, and explained “this is the hell they are running from” in the north.
