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Talk to me NOWOwen Wilson Interview for CARS 2Q: Was it easy to step back into the role of Lightning McQueen for “Cars 2”?It felt pretty seamless to return to Lightning McQueen after all these years. In fact, it felt like I was catching upwith an old friend. I liked the idea of already having the character worked out, but taking him on a whole newadventure. Plus, I was really excited when John Lasseter decided he was going to direct the movie. It couldn’thave worked out better for me.Q: What can you tell us about the story of the sequel?“Cars 2” is an action-packed global adventure and we take the crazy “Cars” characters all over the world.There’s also a fun espionage element to the story with the excellent Michael Caine playing a British spy. Themovie is a really fun ride.Q: Where in the world do the characters visit?The gang travels around the world to places like Paris, London, the Italian Riviera and Japan. The thing I enjoythe most about seeing these places is the way the Pixar animators “car”-ify the locations and the buildings. Insteadof Big Ben in London, there’s Big Bentley. Different buildings and locations are made up of car parts. It’samazing to see.Q: What new characters do we meet in “Cars 2”?The filmmakers did a great job of populating the world with fantastic new characters, including spies Finn Mc-Missile, voiced by Michael Caine and Holley Shiftwell, voiced by Emily Mortimer. One of the fun things aboutthe espionage in the film is that they’ve created lots of cool gadgets for the spies. It makes the movie that muchmore fresh and exciting.Q: Are you a fan of spy movies and espionage?I have always been a fan of spy films, especially James Bond. I grew up with Roger Moore playing Bond andmy favorite spy movie has got to be “The Spy Who Loved Me” because of the villain Jaws. Jaws was the guywith the metal teeth and he was such a great, iconic villain. I’ve never forgotten him.Q: What is it like to work with Pixar?As an actor, working with Pixar has been one of the highlights of my career. The standard of excellence thatthey set is unmatched. It’s great to be a part of something that they’re doing because their movies stand the testof time.Q: Why do you think Pixar movies are so popular?I think the reason their movies are so popular is that they take on universal themes, but tell stories in such apersonal, unique and passionate way. You know what? They never cease to amaze me.Family Friendly Gaming 12