How to pronounce“coraline”in English

actually got uh Coraline which was the name of the children's book that I wrote came out in

fun and uh Coraline is also turned into

incarnation of Coraline that's happening actually there are a couple um over in

Everyone's going to think it's "Coraline" because all these puppets had buttons for eyes.

And I'd never seen "Coraline."

He worked on "The Lego Movie," "Coraline," "Megamind," "How to Train Your Dragon."

people a little bit about the Coraline the musical and about the unspecified except I do know pendulette

And so we knew with a lot of lessons learned on "Coraline" and "ParaNorman," we were going to find ways to try to bring a bigger sense of scope, scale

We don't inherit any of the props from "ParaNorman" or "Coraline" because they're done in a different style.

And early on they brought this rapid prototype process to "Coraline."

Buttons are for losers, "Coraline."

because it's true so we're working on that um Coraline yes the other the other

I've worked in two stop-motion features, "Coraline" and "ParaNorman."

There is no "Coraline II" in my head.

We wrote a whole raft of songs for the movie "Coraline," which only some of which have ever seen the light of day.

I mean, "Here Be Monsters" was bought at the same time as "Coraline."

And we had a guy named Michel Breton, who had worked on "Coraline" previously at the studio.

So when the opportunity came up to visit friends at Laika about seven years ago who were working on "Coraline," I jumped at it.

You know the company LAIKA, yeah, like they made "Coraline" and "ParaNorman" and the amazing "Boxtrolls."

uh The Nightmare Before Christmas he directed that and James and the Giant Peach is doing his own Coraline he has

And that was the thing that, I guess, Henry Selik saw up in Portland when he was beginning to assemble a team for "Coraline."

So what was the big difference for you, because you've worked on, obviously, "Coraline" and then "ParaNorman," of seeing the progression of stop motion

And so after the book had been already finished illustrated, I mean, it was done and dusted, I watched "Coraline" and had a conniption because obviously, I

interested in, this is gonna seem like a total nonsequitor here, but I don't know if you know the fantasy writer Neil Gaiman, so, who wrote Coraline and American Gods, and there