There’s apparently a lot of plays on words and references to Italian cinema. These might be the kind of easter eggs that Italian people will have the most fun looking out for. We really had fun putting in interesting Italian words that are puns, or Italian words that are very typical or directors we love. So in the signage, it’s fun to see and look for and find what they all mean.
#PIXAR LUCA MOVIE#
We have Fellini’s, a famous actor and we have a Fellini movie with the poster of La Strada. T here’s a cotton candy lightness to Pixar’s ebullient summer confection Luca: a sunny, nimble little story that also threatens to blow away in the sea breeze, as charming as it. We have a lot of Italian homages from Italian cinema, from old wonderful movies, Marcello Mastroianni has a little cameo. As he put it:įor us, what’s been really fun is we could do it in this wonderful, cultural way.
The filmmaker wanted to represent his culture in a loving way, and some references from the country can be found as easter eggs of their own. 'Luca' director Enrico Casarosa and the company's brain trust - made up of chief creative officer Pete Docter. (Image credit: (Embassy Pictures)) Tributes To Italian CultureĪs Enrico Casarosa also told us (in the interview above), linking Luca to Italy was very important to the production. With less than two months before 'Luca' comes out, the newest release from Disney's famed animation house that centers two boys who are really sea monsters, the theater named after the legendary Pixar chairman should be in heavy use.
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