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In fact, in many cases, they have a tradition of casting new actors to bring fresh perspectives to the story.

It’s always slightly jarring to see a remake of a children’s classic made to fit current times, and Pinocchio is no exception.

The star of the movie, however, is still the voice-acting. The mafia boss antagonist Modjafocco has a Californian surfer accent that he drops whenever he wants to say something in Italian, which is just about as jarring as it sounds.

However, fans have speculated that his voice could also be seen as “gayer” than usual, leading to questions regarding how he will portray the character of Pinocchio. Even the official Lionsgate TikTok account got in on the action, posting the clip with the caption, “the yassification of #pinocchio”. While discussion surrounding representation is important, it is also crucial to recognize that vocal inflection is just one component of a character’s identity.

Why would the writers change this detail?

Even so, “Pinocchio: A True Story” is unnerving and every scene makes me question the numerous deviations from the original story.

Even the morals Tybalt espouses are empty. “Pinocchio” literally means liar.

It is not uncommon for Disney to change the voice of characters when remaking their classic films. The modern jokes are a little jarring since it’s a very sentimental traditional film at its heart. It’s nothing new, but if you enjoy coming of age and the classic Disney Pinocchio, you’ll like this one.

All the characters speak with an unidentifiable accent that varies every several minutes. The most obvious was a severe lack of whales or any sort of marine life that eats any of the characters, which is an essential part of a good Pinocchio. In fact, even Shore himself was confused as to why he had been cast in the 2012 film “Pinocchio’s Playhouse.” However, Shore embraced the challenge and brought his own unique energy to the role.

In an interview with Rolling Stone, Shore explained that he wanted to bring a sense of fun and silliness to the character of Pinocchio.

The animation is higher quality than expected, but still not very good — and whenever it was good, it was inconsistent.

Ainsworth, a 13-year-old British actor, revealed that he was completely “starstruck” when he met his co-stars on the set of the film. Disney is also releasing their own live-action version starring Tom Hanks and Joseph Gordon-Levitt.