The adorable anthropomorphic shell, Marcel, is back in a brand new stop-motion animated short film. For the uninitiated, Marcel is a near-microscopic, talking shell (with shoes on), whose childlike ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dean Fleischer Camp, director for "Marcel the Shell with Shoes On," holds Marcel in his hands. (Allen J. Schaben/Los Angeles Times ...

Marcel the Shell is back, but this time in book form — all thanks to the genius minds of Dean Fleischer-Camp and (one of our personal favorites) Jenny Slate. It’s called Marcel the Shell: The Most ...

“My name is Marcel and I’m partially a shell.” That line introduced the world to a little mollusk with a big eye who’s now been viewed by 23 million people in his first and second short films, created ...

A24 today unveiled the trailer for Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, its anticipated stop-motion film starring Jenny Slate, which is slated for release in theaters on June 24. The comedy is based on ...

Austin Allison is an Animation Feature Writer for Collider. He is also an illustator, avid cartoon watcher, and occasional singer. His karaoke favorites include singing Rainbow Connection as Kermit ...

This world was not built for the likes of Marcel, the stop-motion-animated minuscule shell who sports pink shoes. Riding in a car makes him vomit repeatedly, unreachable itches make him scream, and ...

Over a decade after creating Marcel the Shell with Jenny Slate, director Dean Fleishcer Camp now brings the character into a feature-length animation with Marcel the Shell With Shoes On. Filmmaker ...

Ross Bonaime is the Senior Film Editor at Collider. He is a Virginia-based critic, writer, and editor who has written about all forms of entertainment for Paste Magazine, Brightest Young Things, ...

In 2010, one brave little shell took the internet by storm. His name was Marcel, he was one inch tall, and he wore shoes. Good news, shellheads: 12 years later, Marcel is back, and his journey is ...

Marcel Proust had his memory-infused madeleines. Marcel Marceau had his invisible dog and a lifetime of pantomime. But it’s unlikely we’ll ever see a more beguiling Marcel than the inch-tall ...