Anticipation is mounting for the release of John Krasinski’s latest film, “If,” set to hit theaters on May 17. The movie has been generating buzz, particularly due to its impressive ensemble cast providing voiceovers for animated characters.
Krasinski recently took to Instagram to share insights into the talented voices behind the characters in “If.” In a series of posts, he introduced the esteemed actors lending their voices to the fantastical world of the film.
In one post, Krasinski unveiled Steve Carell as the voice of Blue, a quirky purple furry creature, and Phoebe Waller-Bridge as Blosson, a humanoid butterfly. The lineup continued with Louis Gossett Jr. portraying Lewis, an elderly bear, Emily Blunt as a unicorn, Christopher Meloni as Cosmo, a faceless character, and Maya Rudolph, Sam Rockwell, Jon Stewart, and Awkwafina taking on the roles of Ally, Guardian Dog, Robot, and Bubble, respectively.
The excitement didn’t end there, as Krasinski shared another post teasing more voiceovers to come. Keegan-Michael Key was revealed as the voice of Slime, a green blob, while Matt Damon voiced Sunny, a sunflower. Amy Schumer brought Gummy Bear to life, Bradley Cooper embodied Ice, a glass of water, and Richard Jenkins lent his voice to an animated art teacher. Additionally, Mathew Rhys, Blake Lively, Sebastian Maniscalco, and George Clooney rounded out the cast, voicing Ghost, Octopus, Magician Mouse, and Spaceman, respectively.
The film’s unique premise, coupled with its star-studded voice cast, has captured the attention of audiences and critics alike. Co-produced by Krasinski, Allyson Seeger, Andrew Form, and Ryan Reynolds, “If” promises to be a captivating blend of live-action and animation, offering audiences an immersive and entertaining cinematic experience.
