T Is For Me Because I Needed

I Walked Around My Apartment With Food In My Mouth Asking Myself: "how Do I Come Up With This Voice?" Then I Found The Voice. I Called The Director And Said On The Phone: "guess Who You're Talking To Chris? Sid, That's Right Sid!" And That's How I Came Up With The Voice. That's A True Story.

Sid [the Character From 'ice Age'] Is A Prehistoric Sloth. Sloths Move Really Slowly And They Store Food In The Cheek Pouches. That's Where I Got The Voice That You Hear. He Had To Sound As Though He Was Storing Food.

It's All About Respect; He's Looking For Respect From His Buddies. In The Last One He Just Wanted To Hang Out, To Be Part Of The Group, But This Time He Wants More From His Friends. And Without Giving The Story Away, He Finally Gets Something That He Has Been Looking For When The Mini Sloths Kidnap Him And Take Him To Their Tribal Area. He Gets To Be The Fire King And They Worship Him And There Is An Amazing Scene With A "call And Response" Sequence In The Style Of Cab Callow [the Legendary American Jazz Singer And Band Leader] Between Him And His Audience.

We See Them [animals] As The Ice Age Is Ending And We Know That Actually In The Long Run, They're Not Going To Make It. And There's Something Beautiful About That, Beautifully Sad. The Way The Characters Are Woven Together In The Film Adds To The Emotion Because They Need Each Other. The Message Is That It Doesn't Matter What Species You Are, You Can Still Love Each Other And That Is A Fantastic Message.

[brad Furman] Wants To Try Stuff, He's Willing To Try Stuff. And He Wants Electricity On The Camera. And That's What I Want, I Want Electricity Whenever I'm Performing.