Minions & Monsters director says Minions never worked for Hitler

Pierre Coffin, director and co-writer of Minions & Monsters, has addressed a fan theory about the characters' whereabouts during World War II. He stated that the Minions did not serve Adolf Hitler.

Coffin, who also voices the yellow creatures, responded to questions about the theory during an interview with Polygon. He said the Minions from the first film stayed in a cave from 1812 to 1968.

"I knew you were going to ask me that question. Shame on you," Coffin remarked. He added that the new film features different tribes of Minions who were "not part of the Big History."

Minions & Monsters is now in theaters and places the characters in 1920s Hollywood. There they team up with the green creature Goomi, voiced by Trey Parker, after unleashing monsters while trying to make a film.

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George Lucas in recording studio voicing Minions & Monsters with animated characters around him
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George Lucas lends voice to Minions & Monsters

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George Lucas will voice a character in the upcoming animated film Minions & Monsters from Illumination and Universal. The Star Wars creator recorded his lines in France for the movie, which is scheduled to open in theaters on July 1.

The animated film Minions & Monsters earned an estimated $13.75 million on its opening day in North America. The release marks the seventh entry in the Despicable Me franchise.

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Minions & Monsters is on track to open to around 170 million dollars worldwide this weekend. The animated film from Illumination expands to 59 new territories overseas while targeting strong numbers in North America over the Independence Day holiday period.

Nintendo creator Shigeru Miyamoto has confirmed that Wario remains eligible for upcoming Super Mario films despite strict rules against crude humor in the productions. The clarification comes from a recent interview where Miyamoto addressed the character's potential role.

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The 1980s animated show G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero used its villain Destro to explain complex plots while keeping young viewers interested. Series creator Ron Friedman and voice actor Arthur Burghardt shared details about the character's unique role.

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