Shell With Shoes-On: Last News

Brooke Shields stunned in a hot pink gown while walking the red carpet at the National Board of Review 2023 Awards Gala.The 57-year-old actress was all smiles at the annual event, held at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York City on Sunday night, days after teasing a 'fresh start' in a New Year's Day Instagram post.Shields presented the Best Animated Feature award at the event, which was won by Marcel the Shell With Shoes On and accepted by star-writer Jenny Slate and writer-director Dean Fleischer-Camp. Brooke stuns: Brooke Shields stunned in a hot pink gown while walking the red carpet at the National Board of Review 2023 Awards Gala Presenter and winners: Shields presented the Best Animated Feature award at the event, which was won by Marcel the Shell With Shoes On and accepted by star-writer Jenny Slate and writer-director Dean Fleischer-CampShields stepped out in a hot pink minidress that fell below her knees, with small cutouts on the front and back.She accessorized with a silver watch, silver bracelets and silver rings for the annual event.

EXCLUSIVE: Following the critical success of his movie Marcel the Shell With Shoes On, Dean Fleischer-Camp has found his next project as he has been tapped to direct the live-action adaptation of the classic animated pic Lilo & Stitch for Disney. Dan Lin and Jonathan Eirich of Rideback are producing. Rideback’s Ryan Halprin is executive producing. Unknown at this time whether the film will be theatrical or on Disney Plus. Chris Kekaniokalani Bright is in negotiations to write the script.

The big screen debut of Marcel The Shell With Shoes On opened at $170K on six screens in New York and LA, the highest PSA of the weekend at $28,267 for the iconic lonely snail voiced by Jenny Slate.

Selome Hailu When director Dean Fleischer-Camp and star Jenny Slate wrote and produced their viral 2010 short film “Marcel the Shell With Shoes On,” they created the title character (voiced by Slate) as simply as possible. The tiny creature was made from a real seashell, doll shoes, a spot of clay and a googly eye.Becky Van Cleve, head of puppet fabrication on the feature-length adaptation of the short, in theaters June 24 via A24, made sure Marcel was always in sight as she worked to get him ready for the big screen.“I kept him right on my desk in a case,” says Van Cleve, knowing the little guy needed to be made of stronger stuff for the long haul: Because real shells are slightly translucent, they don’t hold up to studio lights.

Marcel The Shell With Shoes On first came to life in the form of an animated short in 2010, written by actress Jenny Slate and Dean Fleischer-Camp.Riding the wave of its viral success over the course of three years, Marcel, an anthropomorphic seashell outfitted with one googly eye and a pair of miniature shoes, popped up again in two short film sequels and a children's book.It took nearly seven years, but Slate and Fleischer-Camp have followed through on their idea to make a full-length filmabout the character, which is a mix of live action andstop-motion animation.The film's two co-creators were along the cast and crew to attend the film's premiere atthe Whitby Hotel, in the heart of upper midtown Manhattan,on Saturday. Premiere: Jenny Slate, 40, attended the premiere of the live action- stop-motion animation film version ofMarcel The Shell With Shoes On at the Whitby Hotel in New York City on SaturdaySlate, 40, showed off her fit figure in white floral skirt that was matched with a white-patterned crop top and a pair of white heels.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticLet it be said that three and a half minutes was just the right length for a “Marcel the Shell With Shoes On” video — and all it took for Dean Fleischer-Camp and Jenny Slate to launch one of the internet’s unlikeliest viral phenoms back in 2010. Picture books and additional shorts soon followed, allowing the duo to cash in on some of that success.