"The Incredibles" is getting a long-awaited sequel this June, 14 years after the original movie and it's just as good as the original.
Most of the original cast is back for the sequel along with director Brad Bird, but there will be even more new faces joining the superhero family. If you're a "Better Call Saul" or "Breaking Bad" fan, Bob Odenkirk and Jonathan Banks are new additions to the Pixar franchise.
Disney released 11 side-by-side portraits of the actors and their "Incredibles" characters in January. They give a humorous nod to the Google Arts & Culture app which people and celebrities were going wild over earlier this year.
"Incredibles 2" will be in theaters June 15, 2018. Keep reading to see the all the familiar and new faces in the sequel.
Holly Hunter will once again voice Incredible mom Helen Parr and superhero Elastigirl.
Instead of watching the kids in the sequel, this time around Elastigirl is the one fighting crime. She'll be asked to lead a campaign to bring other super-powered humans out of hiding.
Craig T. Nelson returns to bring her husband, the super strong Bob Parr/Mr. Incredible, to life.
Bob will leave his superhero suit in the closet at the start of the film. While his wife Elastigirl is called on to help with a new superhero initiative, Parr will play Mr. Mom, in charge of their three kids. He soon learns child-rearing isn't as easy as his wife made it look.
Sarah Vowell returns to voice the Incredibles' oldest daughter Violet 14 years later.
Violet's still a 14-year-old teenager and she's working at perfecting her super abilities while trying to balance school and a potential romance.
Huck Milner joins the cast as Violet's little brother and speedster Dash Parr.
Similar to the original movie, Dashiell Parr just wants to show off his super powers but he's still being warned to keep them a secret.They won't stay secret for long when the group run into a new villain.
Samuel L. Jackson will be back as the Incredibles' family friend and fellow superhero Frozone.
Bob Parr's best friend has the ability to create ice and freeze objects and surfaces. He'll be recruited along with the Incredibles to inspire other super-powered humans to come out of hiding.
You may not have realized it, but "Incredibles" director Brad Bird voices fashionista Edna Mode.
Mode is eagerly awaiting the age of heroes to return, so she can whip up some new designs for clients. Just don't ask her to make you a costume with a cape.
"Better Call Saul" star Bob Odenkirk joins the cast as Winston Deavor, the head of a world-class telecommunications company.
According to Disney/Pixar, Deavor has an "infatuation" with super-powered humans and wants nothing more than for them to return to the spotlight. He's described as needing "a hero (or three) to help him change public perception" of heroes.
It's not clear whether his motives are out of genuine appreciation or if there's something more cynical brewing beneath the surface.
Catherine Keener voices Winston's sister Evelyn who is a tech-savvy woman.
Evelyn is described as brilliant and "the brainchild" behind her brother's company.
Odenkirk's "Better Call Saul" co-star Jonathan Banks will also join the cast as Rick Dicker, the head of the Super Relocation Program.
Dicker's job was to help keep the Incredibles' Super identities secret. In the sequel, his division will be shut down and the Parrs will be left to their own devices to stay hidden in obscurity or let themselves be known to the public.
Isabella Rossellini will voice a character known simply as a foreign Ambassador.
The Ambassador supports the legalization of superheroes. She's on the Incredibles' side in the sequel.
Sophia Bush voices Voyd who is described as a "wannabe" superhero.
She's a big fan of Elastigirl and has the ability to manipulate objects by creating voids to transmit objects from one location to another.
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