Dwayne, how did doing something like this compare to the computer effects in something like The Mummy 3?

Dwayne: The difference was that, in Planet 51, I had to bring the character to life with my voice. With that, it was Stephen Sommers saying, 'Okay, and you have claws. You’re trying to get Brendan Fraser.' At the end of the day, the process was pretty fascinating.

I thought the challenge was pretty cool. TeenHollywood: Do you believe in the possibility of intelligent life on other planets? Justin: I do.

Jessica: I do, too. Dwayne: Me, too. Jessica: There’s just so much space.

Justin: It would be arrogant to think that it’s just us. Jessica: I agree. TeenHollywood: Did this movie make you want to be a better person or make you want to contribute to changing the world?

Dwayne: Yeah. It had a utopian sense to it, which I thought was really cool. The writers and producers involved came up with a pretty cool concept.

My take away from it was just to be better and wanting to live better. As individuals, everybody wants to get better at whatever it is you want to do, whether it’s a better ... more.

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