3) It is Never Too Late; You are Never Too Old Carl is 78 years old and Ellie has died. Yet by a strange twist of fate and a goofy little boy scout, Carl sets off to Paradise Falls. Granted it is travel via helium balloons and homestead, but an adventure nonetheless.
Trivia. Ellie has full speaking lines during her childhood years, but her dialog is not heard in her adult years, as the Marriage Life underscore plays over it. Ellie was the same age of her husband. If she was still alive, she would have been 78 years old, the same age as Carl.
Inspired, they decide to conceive a child and prepare a nursery, but as the music slows, the two learn at the doctor's office that Ellie suffered a miscarriage and they are unable to have children, leaving them devastated. At their house, Carl brings Ellie her childhood scrapbook, which consoles her.
Death. Ellie eventually forgot about Carl's promise as their marriage continued to flourish blissfully into old age. Then one day while out on another picnic with her husband (who was planning to surprise her with the plane tickets he had bought), she collapsed from illness and became hospitalized.
Carl Fredricksen is not your average hero. He's a retired balloon salesman who, at the age of 78, is forced to leave the house he and his late wife Ellie built together. But instead of moving into the old folks' home, Carl takes action.
They go through many stages of their life together (at one point, expecting a child, only to find out that Ellie is infertile) and dream of going to Paradise Falls in South America. However, due to their general life expenses and Ellie's aging, they become incapable of making the trip.
Even with a vague time jump after the mid-season finale of Season 6, not much time has passed. Considering Season 8 takes place in just under a week, it's not hard to pinpoint how old Carl was when he died. He was still around 14–15 years old when he was bitten and passed three days later.
Kevin is the female tritagonist of Disney•Pixar's 2009 animated feature film, Up. She is a giant, South American bird and the main target of Charles Muntz. Due to his mistake of determining her gender, Russell named her "Kevin" after they met.
The real Up house, which is believed to be the inspiration behind the Pixar movie belonged to Edith Macefield and was called Whitewood Cottage. Macefield bought Whitewood Cottage for her mother in 1952 and lived with her there.
The mother of murdered teenager Ellie Gould wants killers who use excessive violence or strangle their victims to face a minimum sentence of 25 years. Ellie was strangled and stabbed to death by her former boyfriend Thomas Griffiths at the Goulds' family home in Wiltshire in May 2019, when both were 17.
In Season 11, when his partner asked Carl if he had any kids, Carl simply replied that he was 19. This indicates he's ignoring the illegitimate children, he already has. Near the end of Season 11, Carl seemingly impregnated a woman named Tish, possibly giving the babies a half-sibling.
The “Ellie Badge” ✨At the start of the Pixar movie UP, Ellie gives Carl a grape soda pin when they become explorer buddies. As she hands over the badge, Ellie says, “You and me, we're in a club now” – a sign of their friendship and companionship.
Carl and Ellie wanted to have kids but couldn't, which was a big emotional hit for Ellie, but they eventually moved on. Sadly, as Carl got tickets for them to travel to Paradise Falls, Ellie fell sick and passed away, leaving Carl heartbroken and alone.
Ellie's height in TLOU part 2 is 5'5"(166cm) at 19 years old and 5'3"(160cm) at 14/15 years old (museum flashback). At 17 years old she is in the middle of the two, so that would be 5'4"(163cm).
At the beginning of the show, Carl is 12. The second season takes place not too long after that, so he is still 12. By the time of the third season, he's 13, as eight months have passed by this point. Starting in the fourth season, he's 14, after about six or seven months take place.
Carl is the second oldest protagonist of a Pixar film, the oldest being WALL-E, as he has been "alive" for more than 700 years (the movie WALL-E takes place in 2805, and Up takes place in 2009 the year it was released).
Carl and his allies jack the ship, and the house plummets away as they watch in disappointment, but later accept a new life without it. Unbeknownst to them, in the end, the house lands exactly on Paradise Falls, just as Ellie envisioned it to be.
Carl's square head was a very intentional choice by Pixar, symbolizing his inability to move outside of the box (his home), while the other characters that surround him are more of a round shape, symbolizing being open. It's also been rumoured that Carl is based on Walter Matthau, Spencer Tracy, and even Warren Buffet.
Christopher Plummer portrays the villain Charles Muntz in Up, who is a famous explorer who had earned Carl's admiration in the film. Muntz is dead set on unearthing the bones of a tropical bird that doesn't exist at all so he can save his face and reputation within the archaeological community.
Kevin's appearence is based upon the Himalayan Monal pheasant, however, many sources including the Pixar themselves, say that the bird is a Snipe. Not the real snipe that's a shorebird, but the mythical type that you invite your younger brother to go hunting with you with a chocolate bar and a paper bag.
Director Pete Docter himself confirmed that Muntz is 23 years old at the start of the film while Carl is 9. In the present day, Muntz is therefore 92 years old while Carl is 78; an age gap of 14 years.
When it was discovered that Carl was going to be killed off after the season 8 midseason finale, fans were upset by the loss of the character, which is a significant departure from the comics, where Carl is still alive and takes on more of a leadership role as Rick ages, even outliving his father by the end of the ...
But when Enid first met the group, a scared and orphaned teen, at just 16 years of age. That would make her close to the same age as Carl, with whom she grew close before his death. Following her tragic death, she ranks among characters from The Walking Dead that fans believe deserved more.
After watching him go from near death as a 12-year-old in season 2 to losing an eye at roughly the age of 14 to getting bitten and dying in season 8 as a 16-year-old, it's intriguing to imagine what he would've done in his adult years had he lived.
