what I did this time." So it was more of a challenge. It didn't happen overnight. It was something that took some nurturing. Q: Speaking of classic Disney, no one's parents had to die. Moore: No dead parents. No romantic comedy. Well, I guess Felix and Calhoun, but we had a princess, but I like to think that Venelope is the first in the Disney line of Presidents. The Disney Presidents merchandise. I just think it's nice to be able to depict a female character in a Disney film that doesn't end up a princess but decides no, I'm going to be president. I like the message of that. When I was pitching the idea to Sarah (Silverman) and going through the storyboards before we recorded and saying, "Here we see she's turning into a princess," Sarah started to get kind of waaaa? "Don't worry, okay, we keep going and she decides she doesn't want to be the princess. She's going to be the president." She said, "Ohhh, okay. Yeah. I love this character. I love this movie." I'm really proud of that. Q: It came pretty late that she decided to keep the glitch. Moore: And that was something developing the story we knew, like she has to stay a glitch. The whole theme of this thing is being true to oneself and acceptance of who we are and being the best we can as that person. Yeah, we kind of held that one right to the end. I