There's New Dialogue from Paul Newman in Cars 3. Today, some of the entertainment sites around the web are reporting Paul Newman being credited as one of the many voices in Cars 3. That really shouldn’t be surprising since we heard his voice in one of the trailers for the movie already, but some are questioning what his role may be since Paul Newman passed away back in 2.

Doc Hudson, the aged racer who mentored Lightning Mc. Queen (Owen Wilson). Thankfully, we don’t have to guess, because we have the answer from the Cars 3 press day we participated in a few months ago. This stir on the internet came about after a press released listed the full cast, including Paul Newman: As we said, Paul Newman’s credit has people asking how significant his role may be in the movie. Some are assuming that Pixar is just using old dialogue from the previous Cars movies, perhaps in the form of voiceover or flashbacks, just as we heard in the aforementioned Cars 3 trailer. Instead, Pixar has dialogue from Paul Newman that we haven’t heard yet, and some of that will be used in the movie.

Director Brian Fee talked more specifically about Paul Newman’s return to Cinema. Blend during their interview: “The Paul Newman voice you hear in that trailer is not actually in the film. There’s other Paul Newman stuff in the film. That was for the trailer. But we have lots of Paul Newman in the movie which was because when John [Lasseter] was recording Paul Newman in Cars 1 John always kept the tape [running]…we were always recording and Paul would tell stories in between takes and John just like [twirling motion with hand] ‘keep it going.’ We had 2. Paul Newman stuff that we were able to listen to and repurpose.”So with new dialogue we haven’t heard yet, what can we expect from Doc Hudson in the sequel? While attending Pixar’s press day for Cars 3, the roughly 5.

Doc Hudson as Lightning Mc. Queen hangs out in his garage back at Radiator Springs after his big crash that we’ve seen in the trailers.

There are also flashbacks to Doc Hudson’s old racing days and, as Brian Fee indicated above, even more footage we haven’t seen yet as Lightning Mc. Queen gets in touch with the roots of racing to get his drive back to be a champion again. That includes meeting some other racing legends who used to roll with Doc Hudson.

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A major part of the movie has Lightning Mc. Queen heading to a small town called Cotter Pin where he meets Isaiah Whitlock Jr. River Scott; a racer named Junior Moon who’s voiced by real life racing legend Junior Johnson (once played by Jeff Bridges in a movie); Chris Cooper as a pick- up truck and legendary crew chief named Smokey; and Margo Martindale as Louise Nash, a female racer who may have spent some time, even romantically, with ole Doc Hudson. Surely we’ll get more of Doc Hudson when they have stories of their own to tell Mc. Queen. The only thing we don’t know for certain is what happened to Doc Hudson. As we said, he only appears as a memory and in flashbacks (at least in the footage we saw), and when Cars 2 was released in 2.

Doc was only referred to in the past tense, as if he had died. That’s a dark prospect to bring up in a movie aimed at kids, but since Disney kills parents in their movies all the time, it would be an emotional touchstone that could bring even more heart to a franchise that could use a it more of it. Cool Posts From Around the Web.

Competition Oscars. Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Don and Gee Nicholl. Q: Who are Don and Gee Nicholl?

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A: Don Nicholl was a British writer who was invited by Norman Lear to join the staff of the groundbreaking television series “All in the Family” early in its run. Don went on to produce “The Jeffersons” and then, leaving the Lear family, he became an executive producer of “Three’s Company” and its spin- offs. He died in 1. 98. TV episodes. Don’s widow, Gee, remembering the tough times they had endured at the beginning of their careers, established the Nicholl Fellowships in his memory, initially at Stanford University and then at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. She and Don had often spoken about helping other writers, and she hoped that the fellowship would make the struggle a little easier for those just starting out. Sadly, Gee Nicholl died unexpectedly in January 2. All of us connected with the Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting miss her tremendously.

Q. How do you pronounce 'Nicholl'? A: It’s pronounced the same as “nickel.”The Basics. Q: What do I need to do to enter the competition?

A: You need to submit an original feature film screenplay in PDF format, a completed online application form and an entry fee (amount varies depending on when you enter: $4. PM March 7, $6. 0 by 1. PM April 1. 0, $8. PM May 1). Full- time students at an accredited college/university are eligible for a discount on their entry fee in 2.

Indicate your status in the demographic section of your online application. Watch Insidious Online Insidious Full Movie Online there. The discount will be offered in the payment section. Q. When are the application forms available?

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A: The online application typically becomes available in late January. The application period traditionally closes on May 1. The 2. Competition will close May 1. Q. When is the regular entry deadline? A: In 2. 01. 7, the deadline is 1. Pacific Time on April 1.

The late and final deadline is 1. Pacific Time on May 1. Q. How do I enter the competition? A: By accessing the Academy Nicholl Fellowships application materials online.

Once you establish an account, you can complete an application form, upload a PDF version of your script and pay the entry fee. Entrants from the previous year’s competition are contacted by e- mail with a link to the Nicholl page when the competition opens (usually in January). Q. Can I enter by mail by submitting a paper copy of my script and a printed application form? A. No, you can only enter the competition online. Watch Van Diemen`S Land Download. We no longer provide printed application forms, nor do we accept screenplays by mail.

Q: If I created a Nicholl online account in a previous year, can I use that same account to enter this year? A: Yes. Once you create an online account, you can continue to use it in subsequent competitions; there is no need to create a new account. Q: Can I enter more than one script into the Academy Nicholl competition? A: Yes, but each entrant is limited to three scripts in the current competition. Each entry requires a separate online application form and entry fee. Under no circumstances may an entrant submit different versions or multiple copies of the same script.

Doing so may result in all versions of the script being disqualified. Each writer, whether a sole author or member of a collaborative writing team, may enter no more than three scripts. In other words, if Jane and John enter one script they wrote as a team, each of them may be connected to two more scripts, individually or as a team. Q: Can I enter Multi- Part Scripts?

A: No. If you have Great Story Part 1 that then continues into Great Story Part 2 as two scripts and you can’t understand Great Story Part 2 without having read Great Story Part 1, then the scripts are not considered stand- alone and not eligible. The exception is if each part can be read as a separate, stand- alone screenplay. Q: How can I pay the entry fee? A: Entry fees can only be paid online with a credit or debit card. Q: Where does the entry fee money go? A: Generally speaking, the entry fees go into a pool of funds to cover contest costs – administration, network and database expenses, printing – but one could look at it as covering first- round reading costs.

Q: What are the prizes? A: Up to five $3. From 1. 98. 6 through 2.

Online Application Process. Q: Why can’t I find out my script’s status in the competition online? A: The only information current entrants can see is whether their script has been received by the Academy Nicholl Fellowships. Information about advancing or not advancing to the next round is sent to entrants by e- mail only. Q: Do you have any tips regarding the online process? A: Be ready prior to starting.

Prepare a log line (a brief synopsis limited to 3. If you are part of a collaborative team, fill out the form jointly or make sure that whoever is filling out the form has the correct phone number and e- mail address for the partner. Once the entry fee is paid, the partner will receive a confirmation e- mail that requires him or her to verify the collaboration. The verification may be submitted after the entry deadline, but the entry will not be processed into the competition until this step is complete.

Read the rules before filling out the form. Follow the instructions. Please don’t type in all caps or all lower case.

Watch for typos. An error in your mailing address or e- mail address could cause our official correspondence to be misrouted or lost. Add nicholl@oscars. Be sure to print out and keep a copy of the application for your records at the end of the application process. If you did not, log back into your account, select the title on the left and then click the “Print” button. Finally, try to apply early. On deadline days our system experiences the heaviest online traffic and has the greatest chance of system slowdowns. Q: I just created an online account.

Why can’t I find the application? A: It’s probably because you’ve created that account between June and January, when Nicholl application forms are not available. The Nicholl application is typically available from late January through the close of the competition.

During that period, those with an online account can access a "Create Application" link upon log- in. Q: What do I need to upload a script to the Nicholl competition? A: A computer (PC or Mac), an online account (if you have not already created one), a script in PDF format, and a credit or debit card to pay the entry fee.

Q: Can I mail in a check or money order and then upload my script online? A: No, you may not.

Entrants must pay the entry fee by credit card or debit card through their online account at the Nicholl website, or the application will be considered incomplete. The Nicholl online system will also accept some gift cards, which are typically purchased at banks, supermarkets and other establishments.

An entrant could also use a friend’s credit card (with permission, of course) to pay the entry fee. Q: I don’t have a credit card, is there another way for me to pay? A: The only way to enter is by filling out the online application and paying online, which requires a credit or debit card. If you have a debit card through your bank, try using that. Borrow a friend's credit card and repay them.

Q: I PAID MY ENTRY FEE BY CREDIT CARD BUT THEN COULDN’T FIND AN ACADEMY NICHOLL FELLOWSHIPS CHARGE IN MY ACCOUNT? WAS MY CREDIT CARD PAYMENT NOT PROCESSED PROPERLY? A. The Nicholl entry fee payment will appear in your credit card account as "Academy Found. Nicholl" in the amount of the entry fee. The Copy for Your Records page in your Academy Nicholl account will also display the entry fee that you paid.

Q: How do I turn my script into a PDF file? A: Most screenwriting and word processing software have an option to save your script as a PDF file. Consult your software manual for details.