Chris Pratt Says His Mario’s Voice Is “Like Anything I’ve Heard”

I know it’s been nine months, but I honestly still cringe at announcing it Chris Pratt will voice Mario in the upcoming Mario movie. What would that look like on the ground???

Pratt, at least, seems to think it would be something special. “I’ve worked very closely with directors, tried a few things, and got something that I’m really proud of and can’t wait for people to see and hear it,” Pratt said in an interview with diverse. “It’s an animated voice narration. It’s not a live action movie. I wouldn’t wear a plumber’s suit running all over the place. I provide the voice for an animated character, and it’s up-to-date and unlike anything I’ve heard in Mario World before.”

That last sentence seems to imply that Pratt won’t emulate Charles Martinet’s famous approach to the famous Nintendo plumber. While We kind of already knew thatNow I’m even more curious to hear exactly how Pratt brings Mario to life.

Based on a recent statement from Illumination founder and CEO Chris Meledandri, I may not be entirely thrilled with the end result. He said, “When people hear Chris Pratt’s performance, the criticism will evaporate, maybe not quite – people like expressing their opinions, as they should”, to me Limit. When we finally hear Pratt’s interpretation of Mario, I – and literally every other Twitter user – will definitely assume Express an opinion.

The Mario movie was scheduled to release in December, but it was recently delayed. It will For the first time now On April 7 in North America and April 28 in Japan. The cast also includes Anya Taylor-Joy as Princess Peach, Charlie Day as Luigi, and Jack Black as Bowser. While Martinet is not starring as Mario, he will appear in “The Cameo Surprise.”