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Pixar’s multi-tiered film production process begins with a basic premise pitch to the creative higher-ups, followed by (for all greenlit projects) a written story treatment. ANDREW STANTON WROTE A SCRIPT LONG BEFORE HE WAS “SUPPOSED TO.” Stanton also had a love for all things aquatic that dated back to a childhood fascination with his dentist’s fish tank, so he used this lifelong interest as a funnel for a deeply emotional story about the challenges of being a good father. As a relatively new father during the film’s development, Stanton found himself at odds with his proclivity to veer into overprotective territory, much in the way viewers see Marlin combating his neuroses in raising his son Nemo. “Autobiographical” isn’t exactly the first adjective you’d expect to assign to a road comedy about marine life, but Finding Nemo co-writer/director Andrew Stanton’s story came from a very personal place. THE FILM WAS INSPIRED BY THE DIRECTOR’S OVERPROTECTIVE NATURE. Here are a few little-known facts about the rocky road leading up to the film’s status as a bona fide blockbuster, on the 15th anniversary of its release. The same photo of Darla that her uncle had in his office can be seen on the wall in the quarantine area of the Marine Life Institute in Finding Dory.Although we now recognize 2003's Finding Nemo as one of Pixar’s most critically and commercially successful films, the underwater masterpiece didn’t exactly kick off production as a guaranteed goldmine.Darla appears in Toy Story 3 in Molly Davis' magazine.

Darla can be briefly seen in the transition to the Bonus Features on Disc 2 of the 2-disc Edition of Finding Nemo, there she sings, "I get fishy, fishy, fishy, fishy" then laughs happily.

According to the Darla scene side by side video from YouTube, Darla was originally gonna wear a outfit in the film.

According to one of the Finding Nemo books, the shirt Darla was wearing in the film was given to her by her uncle after her previous pet fish, Chuckles was flushed.

Darla then looks down the drain and screams, "FISHY!" which inadvertently breaks the sink. Gill then fires himself out of the tank and lands in her hair, causing her to drop Nemo and his bag pops.Īfter Gill catapults Nemo into the air, Darla tries to grab him, but he lands in a sink and is sucked into a drain leading to a sewer. In the scene where Darla is about to take Nemo from her uncle, Nemo plays dead, but Darla thinks he is just sleeping and starts shaking the bag. The last fish she received, Chuckles, was "killed" by her because she wouldn't stop shaking the bag Chuckles was in. Gill and the other fish in Sherman's fish tank describe Darla as a fish killer and that Nemo is supposed to be her new pet fish. She is the niece of Philip Sherman, a dentist. During Nemo's escape, Gill manages to land in her hair, freak her out, and get revenge for some of the terror she's caused over the years."

The tank gang live in terror of Darla's visits as she likes to scream at the fish and thump the tank to liven them up. Sadly, they don't last very long-like poor Chuckles, her goldfish gift from last year.

Her uncle likes to give her reef fish as pets. Sherman's niece loves fish, especially piranhas. Peach: "She's a fish killer!" - Nemo and the Tank Gang, explaining about Darla Gurgle: "She wouldn't stop shaking the bag!"ĭeb: "He was her present last year."īloat: "Hitched a ride on the porcelain express." In the picture from the dentist's office, Darla wore pink overalls with white buttons and a teal long-sleeved shirt. Darla Sherman is small and 8 years old (according to Philip in the film and Pixarpedia), she has fair skin, red hair with pigtails, green eyes, braces with headgear, white turtleneck with a black spot in the center, purple long-sleeved shirt with white and pink sparkling letters that say "Rock n Roll Girl," yellow skirt with dark brown plaid, white socks and black Mary Jane shoes.