<p>People have been talking about Pixar’s upcoming animated family film ‘Luca’ and the movie comparisons to the 2017 movie ‘Call Me By Your Name.&nbsp;<br />
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And now after so much netizen talking and calling out makers for copying the 2017 blockbuster movie.&nbsp;'Luca' director Enrico Casarosa says that his movie has nothing to do with 'Call Me By Your Name'<br />
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In a virtual press conference, as reported by Entertainment Weekly, he says, ''That was really never in our plans," Casarosa says, "This was really about their friendship in that kind of pre-puberty world."</p>

<p>In fact,&nbsp;further,&nbsp;revealed that the film’s story was inspired by Casarosa and his childhood best friend, Alberto, and their adventures palling around Genoa in the summer of the 1980s. He described Alberto as being "this bit of a troublemaker,"<br />
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"He had a family who was a little bit not there for him, and I had a family who was a little bit too much there for me," he says. "I was timid and kinda shy, and he was following a passion every week. I would just run around the old town in Genoa, which is kinda dicey. We would just take some chances." he added.&nbsp;</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Tfw you’re Pixar but you accidentally remake Call Me By Your Name <a href="https://t.co/3culCrrFkS">pic.twitter.com/3culCrrFkS</a></p>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">PG Call Me By Your Name <a href="https://t.co/xtJN6vI3fU">https://t.co/xtJN6vI3fU</a></p>
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<p>The 2017 Oscar winner, a 17-year-old teenager (Timothee Chalamet) has an affair with an older male (played by Army Hammer) during a glorious summer on the Italian seaside and Pixar’s Luca follows a story of a young sea creature (Jacob Tremblay) who’s befriended by an older creature (Jack Dylan Grazer), who travel to the surface and take on human form as they enjoy summer in a bucolic Italian seaside village.<br />
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Luca will premiere on June 18 exclusively on Disney+.</p>


People have been talking about Pixar’s upcoming animated family film ‘Luca’ and the movie comparisons to the 2017 movie ‘Call Me By Your Name. And now after so much netizen talking and calling out makers for copying the 2017 blockbuster movie.

People have been talking about Pixar’s upcoming animated family film ‘Luca’ and the movie comparisons to the 2017 movie ‘Call Me By Your Name. And now after so much netizen talking and calling out makers for copying the 2017 blockbuster movie. 'Luca' director Enrico Casarosa says that his movie has nothing to do with 'Call Me By Your Name' In a virtual press conference, as reported by Entertainment Weekly, he says, ''That was really never in our plans," Casarosa says, "This was really about their friendship in that kind of pre-puberty world." In fact, further, revealed that the film’s story was inspired by Casarosa and his childhood best friend, Alberto, and their adventures palling around Genoa in the summer of the 1980s. He described Alberto as being "this bit of a troublemaker," "He had a family who was a little bit not there for him, and I had a family who was a little bit too much there for me," he says. "I was timid and kinda shy, and he was following a passion every week. I would just run around the old town in Genoa, which is kinda dicey. We would just take some chances." he added. Tfw you’re Pixar but you accidentally remake Call Me By Your Name pic.twitter.com/3culCrrFkS — Zach Raffio (@zachraffio) December 25, 2020 × PG Call Me By Your Name https://t.co/xtJN6vI3fU — Opalescent Ash (@opalescentash) July 30, 2020 × the similarities between call me by your name and luca pic.twitter.com/QvYUQ2frS8 — potter (@louistfIeur) February 25, 2021 × The 2017 Oscar winner, a 17-year-old teenager (Timothee Chalamet) has an affair with an older male (played by Army Hammer) during a glorious summer on the Italian seaside and Pixar’s Luca follows a story of a young sea creature (Jacob Tremblay) who’s befriended by an older creature (Jack Dylan Grazer), who travel to the surface and take on human form as they enjoy summer in a bucolic Italian seaside village. Luca will premiere on June 18 exclusively on Disney+.

Pixar’s ‘Luca’ director rubbishes comparisons to ‘Call Me By Your Name’

<p>For those who loved 'Call Me By Your Name' here's something to cheer them up. The film's director Luca Guadagnino confirmed that its cast will be reuniting for a sequel.<br />
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The confirmation about the sequel was given by Guadagnino to an Italian newspaper La Repubblica.<br />
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The film features Timothee Chalamet and Armie Hammer as the lead duo.The novel on which 'Call Me by Your Name' is based also has a sequel, titled 'Find Me,'&nbsp; featuring the same characters. It takes place 10 years after the original story.<br />
"Of course, it was a great pleasure to work with Timothee Chalamet, Armie Hammer, Michael Stuhlbarg, Esther Garrel and the other actors. Everyone will be in the new movie," Guadagnino said to the newspaper.<br />
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While Chalament portrayed the role of a 17-year-old student Elio Perlman in the film, Hammer is seen as a graduate student named Oliver who works under Elio`s father.In the first installment of the film, Elio and Oliver are seen growing close to each and other before finally falling in love but separating at the end of the film.<br />
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Although, the director is quite certain about the production of a sequel to the film, the shoot of the film is currently on hold amid the shutdown prompted by the coronavirus outbreak.<br />
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"Before coronavirus, I made a trip to the United States to meet a screenwriter I love very much, whose name I don`t want to say, to talk about the second part. Unfortunately, we had to put it on hold," the filmmaker said.<br />
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The critically acclaimed film `Call Me By Your Name` has been a recipient of four Oscar nominations while its writer James Ivory received the award in the best-adapted screenplay category.</p>


For those who loved 'Call Me By Your Name' here's something to cheer them up. The film's director Luca Guadagnino confirmed that its cast will be reuniting for a sequel.

For those who loved 'Call Me By Your Name' here's something to cheer them up. The film's director Luca Guadagnino confirmed that its cast will be reuniting for a sequel. The confirmation about the sequel was given by Guadagnino to an Italian newspaper La Repubblica. The film features Timothee Chalamet and Armie Hammer as the lead duo.The novel on which 'Call Me by Your Name' is based also has a sequel, titled 'Find Me,' featuring the same characters. It takes place 10 years after the original story. "Of course, it was a great pleasure to work with Timothee Chalamet, Armie Hammer, Michael Stuhlbarg, Esther Garrel and the other actors. Everyone will be in the new movie," Guadagnino said to the newspaper. While Chalament portrayed the role of a 17-year-old student Elio Perlman in the film, Hammer is seen as a graduate student named Oliver who works under Elio`s father.In the first installment of the film, Elio and Oliver are seen growing close to each and other before finally falling in love but separating at the end of the film. Although, the director is quite certain about the production of a sequel to the film, the shoot of the film is currently on hold amid the shutdown prompted by the coronavirus outbreak. "Before coronavirus, I made a trip to the United States to meet a screenwriter I love very much, whose name I don`t want to say, to talk about the second part. Unfortunately, we had to put it on hold," the filmmaker said. The critically acclaimed film `Call Me By Your Name` has been a recipient of four Oscar nominations while its writer James Ivory received the award in the best-adapted screenplay category.

'Call Me By Your Name' to get a sequel, confirms director

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