Migration's Keegan-Michael Key & Awkwafina Have This Bizarre Thing in Common

Both Keegan-Michael Key and Awkwafina are best known for their many contributions to comedy, whether that be in television or film. From Key's sketches with Jordan Peele in Key and Peele and Comedy Central's Awkwafina is Nora from Queens, their presence elevates the humor for any project. While working on Illumination's latest animated feature Migration, the duo found out they had something else pretty unique in common.

From Mike White (The White Lotus), Migration takes audiences on a heartwarming adventure when a family of ducks convince their overprotective father, Mack Mallard (voiced by Kumail Nanjiani), to take flight for a Jamaican vacation. Encouraged by his wife Pam (Elizabeth Banks), the Mallard family sets out on the trip of a lifetime where they encounter all kinds of obstacles and new friends along the way. Migration also features the vocal talents of Danny DeVito, Carole Kane, David Mitchell, and more.

Two of those new feathery friends are Chump (Awkwafina) and Delroy (Key), who the Mallard family come across on their travels through the treacherous New York City. During an interview with Collider's Steve Weintraub, the duo discuss what they love about this project, what sets it apart from other animated movies, and how they both discovered an interesting shared tidbit about themselves when joining the Migration cast. They reveal the most important aspect of voiceover work, their pitch for the Chump and Delroy prequel, and talk about their upcoming projects, Kung Fu Panda 4 and Transformers One.

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