NEW YORK (WABC) -- "Coco" is unlike any other movies from Pixar, because Latinos take center stage in the company's 19th feature film the way persons of color never have before in the animated movies ...

Coco 2 is officially in development at Disney and Pixar. The announcement was made by Bob Iger during this year's annual shareholder meeting of the Walt Disney Company. The sequel is expected to debut ...

The Walt Disney Company has announced that Coco 2 is officially in the works at Pixar Animation Studios. It serves as a sequel to 2017’s Coco, which was directed by Lee Unkrich and co-directed by ...

Hector, voiced by Gael Garcia Bernal, and Miguel, voiced by Anthony Gonzalez, appear the animated movie "Coco." (CNS photo/Disney) The Catholic Movie Club is a short weekly essay pulling out spiritual ...

Coco’s mom is Mamá Imelda, voiced by Alanna Ubach, but Coco’s father has his picture torn, so we can’t see his face, but, due to his clothing and unique guitar, Miguel believes Ernesto is Coco’s ...

Disney's Bob Iger announced that a sequel to Pixar's acclaimed 2017 Academy Award-winner, Coco, is officially in development during The Walt Disney Company’s annual meeting of shareholders. “While the ...

Pixar has announced a sequel to 2017's Cocois in the works, and there are already a bunch of exciting updates about Coco 2. The Oscar-winner was directed by Lee Unkrich and Adrian Molina and concerns ...

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While some may think Pixar should be focusing on its 2025 movie release Elio, which hits theaters June 20th, the animation studio already has its eyes on a 2029 feature. Bob Iger broke the bug news ...

Sitting in the living room at her Southwest-side home in Tucson watching Sunday’s Oscars, Roni Capin Rivera-Ashford took in the news that “Coco” won for best animated feature and best original song.