‘Inside Out 2’ Trailer Reveals Amy Poehler’s Joy Struggling With Teenage Emotions

Disney and Pixar have delighted fans with the highly anticipated release of the trailer for ‘Inside Out 2’, marking the return to the enchanting universe introduced in the beloved animated film ‘Inside Out’. Set in the vibrant realm of emotions within a young girl’s consciousness, the sequel boasts an impressive ensemble cast, with Amy Poehler reprising her role as the effervescent Joy.

Joining Poehler are familiar voices such as Phyllis Smith as Sadness and Lewis Black as Anger, providing continuity from the original film. 

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Additionally, the sequel introduces new characters, with Tony Hale lending his voice to Fear, Liza Lapira embodying Disgust, and Maya Hawke portraying Anxiety. This diverse cast of emotions promises to bring fresh depth and complexity to Riley’s inner world.

The cast of ‘Inside Out 2’ welcomes a vibrant array of talent, with Adèle Exarchopoulos, Ayo Edebiri, and Paul Walter Hauser joining the ensemble as exciting new additions. As Adèle Exarchopoulos breathes life into the character of Ennui, Ayo Edebiri embodies the complex emotion of Envy, and Paul Walter Hauser brings his distinct charm to the role of Embarrassment.

Additionally, veteran actress June Squibb graces the ensemble with her wealth of experience and skill. 

With a career spanning decades, Squibb brings depth and nuance to her character, adding layers of authenticity to the film’s emotional journey. Together, this talented ensemble promises to captivate audiences and elevate the storytelling of ‘Inside Out 2’ to new heights.

Directed by Pixar veteran Kelsey Mann in his feature directorial debut, ‘Inside Out 2’ is poised to captivate audiences once again with its heartfelt storytelling and imaginative world-building. Screenwriter Meg LeFauve, recognized for her contributions to Pixar’s ‘The Good Dinosaur’, brings her expertise to the script, promising a compelling exploration of the complexities of emotions and the journey of growing up.

-Sushmita Sarkar