Dora the Explorer is the story of Dora (Isabela Moner), a young teenager teeming with unbridled enthusiasm and optimism and yearning for adventure. From a young age, Dora lived in the jungle with her explorer/professor
Dora the Explorer may have been way past my heyday in consuming kid content, but I am more than aware of the show’s existence and overall format. The new trailer for Dora and the Lost
https://youtu.be/gUTtJjV852c This is happening. I think it's a little late for it, but it's coming nonetheless. Yesterday I got to report on Danny Trejo announcing he would be providing the voice for Boots in Dora and
I am not sure why Hollywood decided to make a Dora the Explorer movie now instead of a decade ago. It would almost seem as odd as Disney making an Avatar land nearly a decade after
Dora the Explorer is coming to the big screen in live-action form, and it has a new title to go with it. It's now referred to as Dora and the Lost City of Gold.
In a world where live adaptations of animated properties are all the rave, Paramount Players along with Walden Media and Nickelodeon Movies have recently wrapped up production on the live adaptation of Dora The Explorer.
Looks like Dora The Explorer has cast both her mom and dad. Yesterday learned that Eva Longoria would be talking on the role of Dora's mom, today through The Hollywood Reporter we now know that
Paramount Players division has been developing a live action Dora the Explorer. Last October they hired writer/director Nick Stoller to work on the script. James Bobin whose credits include Alice Through the Looking Glass and
If you can believe it, there seems to be quite the mix-up regarding the upcoming Dora the Explorer. Apparently, trusted trade THR initially reported last week that the film was set to be produced by
Yeah, I guess this is happening. Like it or not, we are really getting a Dora the Explorer movie, so prepare yourselves for whatever that entails. But if you were curious as to how loyal
