With just four weeks until the film’s release, the official Little Mermaid Twitter account unveiled posters featuring each individual cast member—including Flounder and Sebastian, the animated ...

Look at this fish, isn’t he neat? Fans of “The Little Mermaid” are reacting to Flounder’s appearance in the upcoming live-action remake after solo character posters from the Halle Bailey ...

the underwater cartoon creatures from 1989’s “The Little Mermaid” – most notably Ariel’s sidekick friends Flounder and Sebastian – look strange at best as irl animals in this spring ...

"The Little Mermaid" live action adaptation, out later this month, has been generating conversation since it was announced, from casting choices to hair color. Now, people are talking about ...

This isn’t the first go-round producers have had with the fan base. After the first teaser dropped showcasing Bailey, a Black singer and actor, people flooded social media with racist comments ...

When the posters for the live-action Little Mermaid were released last month, people were shocked to see what Disney did to Flounder.

in the original Little Mermaid, Flounder was meatier. if you saw him on someone’s plate on a restaurant you’d go “i’ll have THAT.” This new one does not look appetizing and could not ...

The posters also reveal first looks at the characters Flounder (voiced by Jacob Tremblay) Sebastian (Daveed Diggs) and Scuttle (Awkwafina). The Little Mermaid hits theaters May 26, and is directed ...

This included the villainous Ursula, who will be played by Melissa McCarthy, the fish Flounder, who will be voiced by Jacob Tremblay, and the crab Sebastian, voiced by Daveed Diggs. The posters of ...

While neither types of fish are typically served as a source of protein, actual flounder is often prepared in a variety of ways, including baked, pan-fried, and in tacos. The Little Mermaid opens ...