Kevin: It wasn’t - I found it quite tricky, but Mark Andrews is a kind of larger than life manager. Was it hard to nail your comedic timing when you’re by yourself recording in a booth and not having a reaction or working with anyone else? The only time I’ve ever seen it really captured in a big movie involving people outside Scotland making the film, was Local Hero. And both things are to a certain extent true, but there’s also that sense of humor. Usually they’re either, you know, belligerent drunks or noble warriors. I haven’t seen much done about Scotland that has the sense of whimsy and sense of humor that Scottish people have. So in that regard it’s very similar to it and the people there. (Kevin agrees.) It’s an exaggerated version. How does the Scotland depicted in BRAVE compare to the real thing?Ĭraig: It rains more in the Pixar Scotland.
I mean it doesn’t roll up that often in this world. (Kevin: Yeah, anything free is good.) Craig: It’s always nice to be part of something that’s about Scotland. Here are a few of the questions and responses from the interview: Are you excited to see this homage to Scotland? Do you have kids, and have they seen the movie?Ĭraig: We both have children, and they haven’t seen the movie, but they get to see it for free tonight, so we’re both very excited. The interview met my expectations and it was fun having the two actors interviewed together as they played off of each other’s responses and it was an all-around entertaining session.
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