I think we'll remember this movie later as one of those films that set the bar so high and interpreted culture onscreen, that I hope it creates a parade of amazing stories that explores all the different cultures that we should discover, learn from and appreciate. And, referring to his daughter born earlier this year, Valderrama hopes this movie will be the first of many to inspire children like her. As a film immersed in Colombian culture, the actor of Colombian-Venezuelan heritage expects Encanto to set a new standard for how the cultures of the world can inspire similar art. In an interview with ET, Valderrama expresses a deep admiration for the project, which he hopes will develop quite the legacy. Related: When Encanto Releases On Disney+ For Free Valderrama plays Agustín Madrigal, the family patriarch, with the cast also including John Leguizamo and Diane Guerrero. All, that is, except for Mirabel (Stephanie Beatriz), who suddenly finds herself in the position to save her family when the magic that protects the Encanto is threatened. Encanto, the latest movie from Walt Disney Animation Studios, released nationally in theaters on November 24.ĭirected by Byron Howard and Jared Bush, who previously worked together on 2016's Zootopia, the film is set in a special location in Colombia called the Encanto, which has blessed its inhabitants, the Madrigal family, with special powers. Though the American actor has enjoyed a long career in film and television, he remains best known for his role as Fez in the popular series That '70s Show.
Wilmer Valderrama, one of the stars of Disney's Encanto, thinks the film sets a new bar for cultural representation.
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