“There was something about it that was almost kind of comfortable about recording at home, you know, where there wasn’t the commute, or you weren’t in an unfamiliar space.” “My kids were like, ‘Who's Luca? Why are you yelling so much? Is he in trouble? Is he a bad kid? What happens in the movie?’ All they heard was me screaming ‘Luca.’” Jim Gaffigan found that he preferred recording from home over in the studio. “I too was in a closet at a certain point screaming ‘Luca,’” Maya Rudolph joked. “And I bet my neighbors were really freaked out about the-the amount of screaming that was going on from my house.”
Jack Dylan Grazer had to record his dialogue for Alberto from his mom’s closet, which had the best acoustics for the recording equipment. Like many animated projects produced over the past year, the voice cast of Luca had to record at least some of their dialogue from home. “He's so lovely… Under the circumstances, the time period that we were working, we were all working from home, it was something I was really looking forward to.” “My favorite part was getting to work with Enrico,” Rudolph revealed. Well, I know this is gonna be good.’” As exciting as it was to be a part of a Pixar film, for Maya Rudolph, working with the director was the real magic of the experience for her. So, I don't know if it's illegal for Pixar to make bad movies, but there is something exciting. 'Cause their batting average is, like, a thousand. “I'm super excited,” Jim Gaffigan shared, echoing Emma’s enthusiasm for working with Pixar. Joining the press conference were Luca’s parents, or their voices at least, played by Maya Rudolph and Jim Gaffigan. “We're both passionate about what we do, and we're also very excited and joyful people.” “I kind of knew there was something in amazing voice and amazing energy that was gonna be amazing.” For Emma Berman, who makes her feature film debut with Luca being cast in a Pixar film was a dream come true. “I had a really fun time playing her because I relate to her in a lot of ways,” Emma explained. In many ways, Emma Berman’s own personality helped inspire the character, as Enrio explained when recalling his first meeting with the young actress at Pixar’s Emeryville studio. Giulia completes the friend trio in the film, a character that wasn’t inspired by a specific person from Enrico’s past. I've always been the first person to do the thing and be like, hey guys, follow me.” “I'm definitely an Alberto,” Jack Dylan Grazer shared. And I probably would break something if I hang out with Jack for too long.” As with Luca, the actor chosen to voice Alberto was a natural fit. “Jack I think from day one I was like, hmm, okay, I think I’d like to go skateboarding with Jack,” Enrico revealed about casting the adventurous kid who inspires Luca’s new dreams. Playing Alberto, Luca’s new best friend, is Jack Dylan Grazer. Because of COVID, I feel like we can all really relate to Luca in wanting to go out and just ride a Vespa through Italy.” “I relate to his eagerness to go out and explore, especially right now. “I definitely relate to Luca in a lot of things,” the actor shared. Jacob has this natural curiosity already in himself.” For Jacob Tremblay, relating to Luca was easy, especially during the pandemic. “There's an innocence, but also this real earnestness and drive. “Finding Jacob was really about finding a Luca that had this quiet energy,” Enrico Casarosa explained about finding the voice of the film’s lead character.
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