Pierre Coffin

But then I tried staying faithful also to what made Dominions Dominions.

So I guess it's more a question for you than for me.

So the main protagonists of this story are two minions called Henry and James.

And James is the creative one.

I really wanted to, at the core of this movie is just friendship between two minions.

They meet, they befriend, they become best friends.

And then because of James's creativity, he likes to draw, sculpt, and ultimately when he discovers cinema, he wants to make this movie.

Well, that sort of breaks their friendship.

But then in the end, obviously, their friendship is going to be back again.

And in the process, they're going to save the Earth and the universe.

So there is this silliness on top of that very serious thing.

I don't know.

Well, yeah, that's what I used to do.

But it could be, I think anyone with a creative knack, I guess, like a musician or sculptor or whatever, I think lives that sort of thing.

Like lives for his passion, but not sure that he's going to be ever recognized one day.

And, you know, gets in the way of like friendship or marriage or whatever.

I mean, that's the lot of anyone being creative.

I think, yeah, I've read stuff that this was a movie about me, but I don't think it's me.

Or how do you go about voicing these different – It's a multi-step thing because on this movie I got to write, so I put them directly in a context where the context would be helpful to understand what –

what the dialogue would be about so that's that that was you know what we learned over like a couple of almost a couple of decades now uh so it's a multi-step process where i i i write a scene in this particular instance i know what the scene's about i know what if there is a conflict i know