Maya Hawke and Ayo Edebiri took on new emotions in the latest trailer for Disney and Pixar’s animated sequel, Inside Out 2, which was released on Thursday.
The Stranger Things actress, 25, voiced Anxiety while The Bear star, 28, portrayed the role of Envy in the film – which is slated to hit theaters later this year on June 14.
Other celebrities that starred in the project include Paul Walter Hauser as Embarrassment, Amy Poehler as Joy, Phyllis Smith as Sadness, Tony Hale as Fear, Lewis Beck as Anger and Liza Lapira as Disgust.
The new teaser kicked off with teenager Riley – voiced by Kaitlyn Dias – as she is preparing to play a game of hockey as Joy takes on the reigns ‘inside Riley’s mind.’
The emotions from the 2015 movie are then re-introduced to the viewers alongside Joy, such as Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness.
Maya Hawke, 25, and Ayo Edebiri, 28, took on new emotions in the latest trailer for Disney and Pixar ‘s animated sequel, Inside Out 2, which was released on Thursday; Anxiety (voiced by Hawke on left and Envy voiced by Edebiri on right)
Other celebrities that starred in the project include Paul Walter Hauser as Embarrassment, Amy Poehler as Joy, Phyllis Smith as Sadness, Tony Hale as Fear, Lewis Beck as Anger and Liza Lapira as Disgust
The clip then cuts to Riley celebrating her 13th birthday while blowing out candles on a cake surrounded by her parents.
Joy could be heard saying, ‘Our little girl’s growing up so fast,’ while another scene showed the teenager at the dentist.
Fear then confidently announced, ‘It should be nothing but smooth sailing from-‘ but was quickly interrupted by the arrival of a new emotion inside Riley’s mind: Anxiety.
‘Hello,’ the emotion happily greeted, causing the other emotions to scream out in shock and surprise. Anxiety then picked up an assortment of suitcases and added, ‘I’m Anxiety. Where can I put my stuff?’
Joy replied with concern, ‘A new emotion…,’ causing Anxiety to say, ‘Oh, I’m sorry! We wanted to make such a good first impression.’
Disgust quickly caught on and jumped forward to question, ‘What do you mean “we?”
Envy suddenly appeared and introduced herself to the group, and began gushing over Disgust’s green hair.
Anxiety cut in to also introduce Ennui who was laying on the couch while staring up at a phone. When Joy questioned the name, Ennui – played by Adele Exarchopoulos – explained in a monotone voice, ‘It’s what you would call the boredom.’
The new teaser kicked off with teenager Riley – voiced by Kaitlyn Dias – as she is preparing to play a game of hockey as Joy takes on the reigns ‘inside Riley’s mind’
The clip then cuts to Riley celebrating her 13th birthday while blowing out candles on a cake surrounded by her parents
‘Hello,’ the emotion happily greeted, causing the other emotions to scream out in shock and surprise. Anxiety then picked up an assortment of suitcases and added, ‘I’m Anxiety. Where can I put my stuff?’
Envy suddenly appeared and introduced herself to the group, and began gushing over Disgust’s green hair
Anxiety cut in to also introduce Ennui who was laying on a couch while staring up at a phone. When Joy questioned the name, Ennui – played by Adele Exarchopoulos – explained in a monotone voice, ‘It’s what you would call the boredom’
Embarrassment also shows up wearing a gray hoodie and then tries to give Joy a high five – but is very embarrassed by his ‘sweaty palm’
Embarrassment also shows up wearing a gray hoodie and then tries to give Joy a high five – but is very embarrassed by his ‘sweaty palm.’
In the next scene, Riley could be seen going to an ice hockey rink and in the background, Anxiety said, ‘Look, we all have a job to do. I plan for the future.’
Another player then asked Riley if she wanted to sit and hang out with them and Envy burst out, ‘These girls are so cool!’
But then the emotions attempted to help Riley have a lowkey response, they failed to do so.
The teenager could be seen leaving her old friends for new ones, and Envy said, ‘But we need new friends, or we’ll be totally alone in high school.’
‘Out with the old, in with the new!’ Anxiety cut in, showing Riley’s old friends’ disappointed reaction when she left to hang out with another group.
Anxiety then attempted to take full control of her mind and told Joy, Disgust, Fear, Anger and Sadness, ‘Riley’s life requires more sophisticated emotions than all of you.’
Embarrassment then takes all five of the emotions and placed them inside a closed jar. Fear then yelled out, ‘We are suppressed emotions!’
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In the next scene, Riley could be seen going to an ice hockey rink and in the background, Anxiety said, ‘Look, we all have a job to do. I plan for the future’
Another player then asked Riley if she wanted to sit and hang out with them and Envy burst out, ‘These girls are so cool!’ But then the emotions attempted to help Riley have a lowkey response, they failed to do so
The teenager could be seen leaving her old friends for new ones, and Envy said, ‘But we need new friends, or we’ll be totally alone in high school’
‘Out with the old, in with the new!’ Anxiety cut in, showing Riley’s old friends’ disappointed reaction when she left to hang out with another group
Anxiety then attempted to take full control of her mind and told Joy, Disgust, Fear, Anger and Sadness, ‘Riley’s life requires more sophisticated emotions than all of you’
Embarrassment then takes all five of the emotions and prepares to trap them somewhere to allow Anxiety to take over
The five emotions are then placed inside a closed jar. Fear then yelled out, ‘We are suppressed emotions!’
Anxiety then said, ‘Let operation New Riley begin,’ and cut to the teenager struggling through her day-to-day life
At one point, she groggily woke up and her mother came into the bedroom to ask, ‘You aren’t packed yet?’ causing Riley to dramatically reply with, ‘I’m the worst!’
Anxiety then said, ‘Let operation New Riley begin,’ and cut to the teenager struggling through her day-to-day life.
At one point, she groggily woke up and her mother came into the bedroom to ask, ‘You aren’t packed yet?’ causing Riley to dramatically reply with, ‘I’m the worst!’
The other five emotions decided to band together with Joy saying, ‘Riley needs us!’ While embarking on an adventure to get back to Riley’s mind, the trailer ended with the group meeting up with ‘The Sarcasm.’
The premise of the animated sequel follows Riley ‘in her teenage years, encountering new emotions,’ per an official IMDB synopsis.
The sequel to the 2015 movie was announced at the D23 Expo back in September 2022. At the time, Amy Poehler opened up about the film and the plot while talking to People.
‘At the very end if the original, Joy has that great moment where she’s like, “Finally, everything the way it’s supposed to be.” Then we see that big puberty button, “Should we press this?”‘
The star continued, ‘We do press it in the second movie. In some ways, Inside Out set itself up for a sequel and we’re going there.’
‘We’re going to have what it feels like to be a teenager, the new emotions that live inside a young person’s brain.’
The other five emotions decided to band together with Joy saying, ‘Riley needs us!’
While embarking on an adventure to get back to Riley’s mind, the trailer ended with the group meeting up with ‘The Sarcasm’
The premise of the animated sequel follows Riley ‘in her teenage years, encountering new emotions,’ per an official IMDB synopsis
The sequel to the 2015 movie was announced at the D23 Expo back in September 2022. At the time, Amy Poehler opened up about the film and the plot while talking to People
‘At the very end if the original, Joy has that great moment where she’s like, “Finally, everything the way it’s supposed to be.” Then we see that big puberty button, “Should we press this?”‘
The star continued, ‘We do press it in the second movie. In some ways, Inside Out set itself up for a sequel and we’re going there’
The Stranger Things actress voiced Anxiety while The Bear star portrayed the role of Envy in the film – which is slated to hit theaters later this year on June 14
The SNL alum added, ‘In many ways, it was really exciting. We knew exactly where we were. We go to the teen brain and we see the madness that lives inside there.’
Inside Out (2015) notably received critical acclaim upon its release in theaters and was a box office hit.
The project was made on a budget of $175 million and raked in around $858.8 million globally.
The film also won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature while also being nominated for Best Original Screenplay. It also received a BAFTA and Golden Globe for Best Animated Feature in 2016.