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How does it feel taking it from a series to a film?ĭN: When I first came here, that's kind of the first thing they were asking me. Just remind me, the first part of that question, again, is to do with. So that was an important sequence for me. And so I wanted to bring everyone up to speed, but also give little Easter eggs in there for existing fans to see them as children, as babies, and things like that. So by the end of two minutes, you're like, OK, it's about a big family I've met kind of everyone very quickly. I call it "20 years in two minutes." And so you kind of catch up with the family – where they come from, how mom and dad met and got married and fell in love and bought the loud house and had 11 kids. So it was a deliberate thing with the first sequence of the movie. I had two things in mind, really: one was that we're going to be reaching a whole new audience with it going to Netflix, and two, I wanted to make sure that we didn't isolate the existing audience. What's it like taking this show that's established in these characters, in these stories, and turning it into, I guess, not only a movie but a movie for Netflix? So it's not necessarily beholden to network television? It's nice to talk about it.īC: Well, that's good, because I've got a lot of questions about it. I mean, unless you're the director or the producer, I guess maybe if you're the art director or something, I guess. So it's cool because no one ever asks you normally about the movie when you finish making it. Dave Needham: You know, yesterday was my first interview for the movie, so I'm just getting used to doing that.