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Moana 2 Co-Director Explains the Change to Its Mid-Credits Scene
ComingSoon.netStory by Apoorv Rastogi
scrn logline
Disney's Moana 2 captivates with a mid-credits scene that unveils the devious storm god Nalo, shaking up the beloved duo's new mission.
beat sheet
- Moana 2 co-director Dana Ledoux Miller reveals the creative choice behind delaying Nalo's full debut until the mid-credits, wanting to ground the divine threat in the powerful forces of nature.
- The Moana 2 team considered bringing in the villain Nalo earlier but ultimately decided against shoehorning him in, preferring to build up the obstacle more organically throughout the film.
call sheet
Auliʻi Cravalho, Dana Ledoux Miller, Dwayne Johnson, David Derrick Jr., Disney, Moana 2