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Sibling Relationship | Extraterrestrial Technology
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Outstanding Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production | 2003 | Daveigh Chase
Best Performance in a VoiceOver Role Age Ten or Under | 2003 | Daveigh Chase
Top Box Office Films | 2003 | Alan Silvestri
2002 | Chris Sanders
CACF Hall of Fame | 2023 | Chris Sanders
2004 | Chris Sanders
Best Anthropomorphic Motion Picture | 2003 | Chris Sanders
Best Sound Editing in Animated Features Music | 2003 | Kenneth Karman
Best Casting for Animated Voice Over Feature Film | 2003 | Ruth Lambert
Best Animated Feature | 2003 | Chris Sanders
Best Performance by a Youth in a Leading or Supporting Role Female | 2003 | Daveigh Chase
Outstanding Music in an Animated Feature Production | 2003 | Alan Silvestri
Outstanding Writing in an Animated Feature Production | 2003 | Chris Sanders
Outstanding Directing in an Animated Feature Production | 2003 | Chris Sanders
Outstanding Character Design in an Animated Feature Production | 2003 | Chris Sanders
Outstanding Character Animation | 2003 | Alex Kupershmidt
Outstanding Effects Animation | 2003 | Bob Bennett
Outstanding Production Design in an Animated Feature Production | 2003 | Ric Sluiter
Best Animated Feature | 2003 | Chris Sanders
Best Sound Editing in Animated Features | 2003 | Christopher Scarabosio
Best Animated Picture | 2003 | Clark Spencer
Budget 80,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 273,144,151 USD
Hawaii-born cast members Jason Scott Lee and Tia Carrere helped the writers with dialog and accents.
One of the hardest parts about Stitch's characterization was that it's very difficult to read what kind of emotion he is feeling, mainly because his eyes don't have pupils. The animators largely got around this problem by making Stitch very physical.
Disney promoted this movie with a series of trailers inserting Stitch into some of its "classic" titles. Examples: The Little Mermaid (1989): Stitch surfs a wave that crashes down on Ariel.Beauty and the Beast (1991): Stitch causes the chandelier to fall during the ballroom scene, nearly smashing Belle and the BeastAladdin (1992): Stitch steals Princess Jasmine from Aladdin during the "A Whole New World" magic carpet ride.The Lion King (1994): Stitch takes Simba's place on Pride Rock during the "Circle of Life" opening.
The name "Lilo" means "Generous One" and its origin is Hawaiian. It can also be interpreted as "Lost" and this would give the song title "He Mele No Lilo" a loose translation as "Lullaby of the Lost". The name Nani means "Beautiful" in Hawaiian.
Like the live-action monster movie that appears briefly, photographs of Elvis Presley are real pictures and not animated drawings.
"Grand Councilwoman: [the Grand Councilwoman is yelling at Jumba] YOU! You're the cause of all this! If it hadn't been for your Experiment 626, none of this... Stitch: [interrupting] Stitch! Grand Councilwoman: What? Stitch: My name, Stitch. Grand Councilwoman: [Dismissive] Stitch then. If it wasn't for Stitch... [turns to look at Stitch, surprised] Stitch: Does Stitch have to go in the ship? Grand Councilwoman: Yes... Stitch: Can Stitch say goodbye? Grand Councilwoman: Yes. Stitch: Thank you. Grand Councilwoman: [to Nani and Lilo] Who are you? Stitch: This is my family. I found it, all on my own. It's little, and broken, but still good. Yeah. Still good."
"[Stitch is running away] Lilo: "'Ohana" means "family." "Family" means "no one gets left behind." But if you want to leave, you can. I'll remember you though. [looking at her picture of her dead parents] Lilo: I remember everyone that leaves."
