Cast of Disney's 'Ralph Breaks the Internet' talk about showcasing insecurity and low self-esteem in the film

In a recent global press conference, the stars of the film gathered to answer questions about the film and talk about the evil of low self-esteem in Ralph.

Disney released 'Wreck it Ralph' in 2012 and now after six years, we see a sequel 'Ralph Broke the Internet' set to release. With the trailer of the film, we're sure that Vanellope (Sarah Silverman) and Wreck-it Ralph ( John C Reilly) are going to be on an adventure in the world of internet.

In the recent global press conference, the stars of the film gathered to answer the questions and one of the questions asked to the directors Rich Moore and Phil Johnston was why did they decide to make this sequel at all. Moore shed light on an important topic of low self-esteem in his character Ralph and how he "is defining himself by what his best friend thinks."

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