Pixar's New Movie Gatto Gets First In-Depth Look in Official Trailer
Pixar takes viewers to Venice to meet a mobster cat in Gatto, starring Mark Ruffalo and Laurence Fishburne.
Pixar's Gatto, an upcoming animated film set in Venice, Italy, made its official debut with a 2-minute trailer on Nov. 12. The movie follows the tale of a feral black cat named Nero, who has spent his nine lives working for a mobster cat named Rocco. The trailer provides a deeper insight into the plot and character development, revealing that Nero comes to question whether he has wasted his remaining life after losing eight of them.
After a fateful encounter with a street musician, Nero discovers his love for music and forms a friendship, marking a significant turning point in his journey. The film is set to be directed by Enrico Casaroca and produced by Andrea Warren, who also helmed Pixar's beloved film Luca (2021). Academy Award-winning composer Dario Marianelli, working alongside Slovak violinist Barbora Botošová, will provide the movie's score.
The main cast includes Mark Ruffalo as Nero, Laurence Fishburne as Rocco, and notable supporting roles played by Bianca Babaşa, Sherry Cola, and John Turturro. Gatto is scheduled to premier in theaters on March 5, 2027, preceded by the animated short Disney and Pixar's Loving Dory, which tells the story of Dory's toxic obsession with a plastic bag that she mistook for a jellyfish.
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