Young actor Raymond Ochoa, who plays the voice of the dino Arlo in "The Good Dinosaur" movie, talked with the Latin Times about his experience with fears, friendship and how he deals with obstacles in life, three key messages that are strongly encourage throughout film.While Arlo is always being picked on by his siblings for being afraid of almost everything, he learns the power of confronting his fears and discovers what he is truly capable of with the help of his brave and human friend spot, "is mainly about how he judged him at the beginning but he realizes how much of a caring person he is, so they become really good friends,"Ochoa said.
Like any other human being Ochoa has fears, he revealed that he's afraid of flying and he refuses to ride roller coasters, however; the actor says "you only live once," so he's ready to face the challenges and make the best out of it. He also confessed that even though it's cliche to say "don't judge a book by its cover" the film will have us reconsider this old saying. "It’s really funny and clever, and as the story unfolds, this deep emotion emerges," executive producer John Lasseter added, "you fall in love with Spot right along with Arlo. Their bond is so interesting and unique—so different from anything we’ve ever done. It’s a very special movie."
Don't forget to check out “The Good Dinosaur” in theaters on Nov. 25, 2015 and check out our video interview with the artist below.
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