The animation is the brainchild of Pixar alum Alex Woo, and follows a brother and sister who – along with the former's stuffed toy Baloney Tony – journey into the world of their own dreams to meet The Sandman, hopeful that he will grant them their wish of saving their parents' marriage.
"I mean, that original script had a very different ending and a very different way in which that story played out," he said. "[But] I just felt like the heart of it was so human and so real and really the spirit of it – which I think is unchanged in this final product – is just that idea of, like, families aren't always perfect."
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He continued: "No matter how perfect something may seem, there's always going to be moments of conflict. And it doesn't mean there's a good guy or a bad guy. It just means that your parents are human beings who sometimes want different things or sometimes have a different idea on what the next step forward looks like."
"I think kids internalise a lot of what they see out in the world," he said. "And I think a lot of what we feed them in terms of media, in terms of the families that are shown in television and in movies, tend to feel picturesque and perfect and that's just not true. So I felt like this was an important movie as well."
View oEmbed on the source website"Alex was like, 'Well, first of all, I hate to ask you this, but I kind of need you to sing for me,'" he recalled. "Because this character is a folk musician. And so yeah, I had to sing for him. I had to win the role."
"It's such a beautiful song, original song just for this movie," he said. "And Cristin is on it – I'm so lucky to be on a song with her as well, because she's such an incredible singer. So yeah, I'm really excited for for people to hear it!"
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