When asked about his initial nervousness about joining the successful Minions franchise, Moynihan shared his thoughts on working with the creative team behind the film. ‘Once I realized the people that are there know exactly what they want and they guide you in the right direction, I just got to do a fun, weird character,’ he explained.

Moynihan also spoke about working with Pierre Coffin, the director and voice of the Minions. ‘I wish he used his Minions voice when he was directing me in the recording studio,’ Moynihan joked. ‘No, if he did the Minions voice in the studio, I think I would have exploded.’

The talented cast of Minions & Monsters also includes Allison Janney, Christoph Walz, Jeff Bridges, and Jesse Eisenberg. Moynihan reflected on the experience of working alongside such a talented group of actors, saying, ‘Seeing the movie was such a treat, especially seeing all the little Easter eggs they threw in.’

Moynihan shared a particularly memorable moment from the film, recalling how he met Jeff Bridges on set and later saw a scene where Bridges’ character was walking through a modern-day studio, tied up in a knot like the iconic poster from the movie Airplane! ‘My God, that was Jeff Bridges’ dad in Airplane! Now, we’re in a movie together,’ Moynihan exclaimed.

When asked about what it was like to be part of a movie that celebrates the birth of Hollywood and the ingenuity that has kept it running for over a century, Moynihan expressed his admiration for the film’s creative team. ‘It’s just very nuts. I felt very Hollywood romantic while watching it.’

With its talented cast, engaging storyline, and loving tribute to Hollywood’s early creature features, Minions & Monsters is a must-see for fans of animation and cinema history.