Jacob Tremblay, the actor behind the iconic character Flounder in the reimagining of 'The Little Mermaid', gives us a glimpse into the making of this colourful underwater adventure. Discussing the challenges and thrills of working with CGI, Tremblay praises the film's technical geniuses for breathing life into the aquatic setting. The actor drew inspiration from the original movie, which he had been introduced to at a young age, using it as a springboard to bring a fresh take to his character. He also shares his admiration for co-star Halle Bailey, whose performance as Ariel left him with goosebumps every time. Tremblay hopes that the film, while a love story, will also inspire young viewers, emphasising the importance of relatable characters in cinema. Despite the pressures, he recalls the on-set experience as familial and enjoyable, fondly reminiscing about the camaraderie amongst the cast.

Interviewer: Sarah Bradbury (@sarabradbury)

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