00:00And with Judy, I mean, again, this movie is nine years in the making.
00:03I mean, how, and knowing that just animated movies take so long to develop and they're
00:08constantly going back to square one, how much were you kind of aware of how much her story
00:11changed through the different versions of what Zootopia 2 was going to be?
00:15Well, there was another version that we did.
00:17I mean, I feel like there's always like the story that we're going to tell, but they do,
00:21but yes, there's different iterations of that.
00:23And there was a version of the story that was going to pick up a couple of years after
00:27the end of the first story ended.
00:29And I think the realization was that too, there was too much time for change and growth
00:34off camera to have happened.
00:35And it makes a lot more sense to bring the audience with us on, on the ride and like
00:39experience like the letdown of, you know, they've just saved, like Nick and Judy have
00:44just saved the city and like, but what happens like the next, like what's that hangover like?
00:48Sure.
00:48You know, and then how are the characters going to try and overcompensate or prove, in Judy's
00:52case, prove to herself that it, that, that it was like a, that she deserved to have had
00:57this win and now she feels even a greater pressure to prove herself.
01:00And anyway, going with her on that ride, starting a week later, I think was a really genius move.
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