＂Despicable Daddy 2＂ Deng Chao transforms and admits that he likes ＂full-time dad＂

Deng Chao dubbed Gru

　 　 Despicable Me 2, the global animated blockbuster set to be released on January 10, has revealed film dubbing clips and a beat-the-scene. In the second story, Deng Chao’s "bad dad" Gru Jinpan washes his hands, transforms into a kind and affectionate "stay-at-home dad" and transforms his underground base into a production line for jelly and jam. At the same time, his three adopted daughters and Minions will continue to act cute together.

Deng Chao transforms into a "stay-at-home dad"

"Resonates with the bad dad"

　 　 In "Despicable Daddy 2", Mr. Gru, the reformed cute bad guy, has completely become a "stay-at-home dad" at the mercy of three little girls. He washed his hands and began to become a responsible and good dad. He transformed his underground base into a production line for jelly and jam, and started a serious business… When the reformed thief Gru was recruited by the "Anti-Villain Alliance" to participate in the operation, the first reason he refused was: "I am now a father!"

　 　 Deng Chao, who has always appeared as a small student on the screen and is hailed as a "male god" by fans, has transitioned to the voice of "full-time dad" Gru. The film’s producers have repeatedly said that Deng Chao is the most suitable candidate: "On the one hand, Deng Chao has a lot of performance experience. He has also voiced for animation before, and he is also a father himself, and he has a lot of emotional resonance with Dad." The film’s producers also revealed that when they submitted Deng Chao’s Mandarin voice audition materials to overseas filmmakers, Universal Pictures executives were quite satisfied with the candidate and expressed the hope that there will be more cooperation opportunities in the future.

Deep voices and children’s voices complement each other

　 　 "I like Gru’s character, he’s not a good guy in the strict sense of the word, but he has something warm about him." Deng Chao’s comedic voice in the film is in sharp contrast to the brisk and joyous voices of his quirky daughters. In the second film, Gru is willing to be a father to his three young adopted daughters, worrying about the children’s education all day long, and the former thief seems to like this kind of comfort. "Gru is getting better at the role of a father, and the three daughters are also starting to worry about the marriage for their father, and the whole film is a happy scene."