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WALL-E
WALL-E's first act runs close to forty minutes with almost no dialogue, which for a major studio animated film aimed at children was an extraordinary thing to attempt. Andrew Stanton has said the pitch was essentially a silent film, and the studio let him make it.
- First appearance
- WALL-E (2008), Pixar / Disney
- Created by
- Andrew Stanton, Ben Burtt
- Also known as
- Waste Allocation Load Lifter: Earth-Class
- Universe
- WALL-E
- Appears in
- animation, film
Who is WALL-E?
WALL-E's first act runs close to forty minutes with almost no dialogue, which for a major studio animated film aimed at children was an extraordinary thing to attempt. Andrew Stanton has said the pitch was essentially a silent film, and the studio let him make it. The character has no face in any conventional sense — a pair of binocular eyes on a stalk, no mouth, no eyebrows — so every emotion is carried by the angle of those eyes and by sound. Ben Burtt built the voice, and it is worth noting he also built R2-D2's thirty years earlier, making him the person most responsible for how audiences hear robots feel. Underneath the romance the film is a fairly severe piece of environmental argument, and the studio was reportedly nervous about how bleak the opening is.
WALL-E: the details
- First appearance
- WALL-E, released June 2008
- Created by
- Andrew Stanton, with sound and voice designed by Ben Burtt
- Almost no dialogue for forty minutes
- Stanton pitched it as essentially a silent film, and the studio allowed it
- No conventional face
- Binocular eyes on a stalk, no mouth or brows — emotion carried entirely by angle and sound
- The same man built R2-D2
- Ben Burtt created both voices, thirty years apart
- The name is an acronym
- Waste Allocation Load Lifter: Earth-Class
- Academy Award
- Won Best Animated Feature, and its opening was reportedly a source of studio anxiety for its bleakness
Why WALL-E endures
The most formally daring film a major animation studio has released for a family audience, and the second time one sound designer defined how a generation hears robots express emotion.
What WALL-E looks like on a shirt
Signature motif: A boxy rusted compactor robot with binocular eyes on a stalk
The eyes-on-a-stalk silhouette is unmistakable and reads at any size with no face detail. Weathered yellow and rust against dusty blue is a distinctive palette in a category that mostly runs saturated — it suits natural, sand and heather garments.
Eyes-on-a-stalk silhouette, unmistakable at any size with no face detail. Weathered yellow and rust against dusty blue — distinctive in a category that runs saturated, and good on natural and heather garments.
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Who has played WALL-E
| Performer | Production | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ben Burtt | WALL-E | 2008 | Voice |
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Who created WALL-E?
WALL-E was created by Andrew Stanton and Ben Burtt, first appearing in WALL-E in 2008 (Pixar / Disney).
What does a WALL-E T-shirt usually look like?
A boxy rusted compactor robot with binocular eyes on a stalk. Eyes-on-a-stalk silhouette, unmistakable at any size with no face detail. Weathered yellow and rust against dusty blue — distinctive in a category that runs saturated, and good on natural and heather garments.
Are WALL-E T-shirts made for children?
Yes — WALL-E appears on our kids pages, and shirts are commonly made from US toddler 2T up through youth XL.
Who has played WALL-E?
WALL-E has been voiced by Ben Burtt (WALL-E, 2008).
How much does a WALL-E T-shirt cost?
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