You’re very close to your mother and then for some reason, in your teens, it starts to go a bit wrong. KM: I think it is complicated, and everyone’s different. I feel lucky to be a part of the Brave family, but I know there’s going to be lots of other Meridas around the place, around the world, doing the voice, and so, it is weird to think of her in Disney princess terms – I had never thought of her that way. KM: No, I don’t see it as me or anything. There’s a Merida in Disneyland now, and you can get all the stuff from the Disney shops.ĭoG: Do you connect that to yourself at all, when you see a toy of Merida? The Disney-Pixar thing is sort of a new idea to me – I knew about them separately, but I’m not even sure when that merge happened, so it’s only recently that I’ve been aware of the Disney side of things. KM: I didn’t really think about that at the time. With her dialogue and her attitude, she’s sort of constantly fighting things, and that’s very teenage, so I felt very comfortable.ĭen of Geek: Merida is Pixar’s first princess character, and technically a Disney Princess – how do you feel about playing a character who is going to be a part of that legacy?
I’m kind of curious about archery now, I’d like to give that a go.īut Merida being a teenager, I had to kind of get that voice back, and that happened pretty easily. Of course, I was a teenage girl once, so I had that attitude of thinking I knew it all, but I was never as feisty and as outdoors-y as Merida. I was asked to go in and read a few lines for them to give to John Lasseter. Kelly Macdonald: I came to the party a bit late, everyone else was asked a long time ago.
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