When Rosalie Chiang first saw Pixar's campus, it was 'like angels started singing.'
Featuring Rosalie Chiang as the voice of Meilin Lee, “Turning Red” debuted exclusively on Disney Plus on March 11.On Friday morning at the San Francisco Zoo, an animal that looks like a crimson-colored raccoon slinks its way into a wooden tree house. It cautiously approaches a bright orange cake, made from the equivalent of cat food, and takes a few small bites before turning instead to a stalk of bamboo.
Red panda Mei Lee enjoys a snack in the red panda enclosure at the San Francisco Zoo on March 11. The zoo named its female red panda Mei Lee on the release date of Pixar's"Turning Red" on Disney Plus."Turning Red" director Domee Shi and other production members studied the red pandas at the San Francisco Zoo to help animate them in the movie.
"Turning Red" producer Lindsey Collins , Rosalie Chiang, the voice of main character Mei Lee and director Domee Shi pose for a photograph in front of the red panda enclosure at the San Francisco Zoo on March 11. They were there to celebrate the naming of the zoo's female red panda as Mei Lee on the release date of Pixar's"Turning Red" on Disney Plus.
Rosalie Chiang, the voice of main character Mei Lee in"Turning Red," is interviewed at the San Francisco Zoo on March 11. She was there to celebrate the naming of the zoo's female red panda as Mei Lee on the release date of Pixar's"Turning Red" on Disney Plus."Turning Red" production members studied the red pandas at the San Francisco Zoo to help animate them in the movie.
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