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** There is an apparent extra relative that didn't make it into the film: a younger, fat, bald guy.

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** There is an apparent extra relative that who didn't make it into the film: a younger, fat, bald guy.
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* Audiences were going to meet Héctor when Miguel rode a celebrity bus tour while trying to reach Ernesto's home in the land of the dead. Héctor was the tour guide, but he was going out of business because Ernesto just forbade him from coming near his home. There were no other riders but Héctor rehearsed his routine by talking to the air.

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* Audiences were going to meet Héctor when Miguel rode a celebrity bus tour while trying to reach Ernesto's home in the land of the dead. Héctor was the tour guide, but he was going out of business because Ernesto just forbade him from coming near his home. There were no other riders riders, but Héctor rehearsed his routine by talking to the air.
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* Audiences were going to meet Héctor when Miguel rode a celebrity bus tour while trying to reach Ernesto's home in the land of the dead. Héctor was the tour guide, but he was going out of business because Ernesto just forbid him from coming near his home. There were no other riders but Héctor rehearsed his routine by talking to the air.

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* Audiences were going to meet Héctor when Miguel rode a celebrity bus tour while trying to reach Ernesto's home in the land of the dead. Héctor was the tour guide, but he was going out of business because Ernesto just forbid forbade him from coming near his home. There were no other riders but Héctor rehearsed his routine by talking to the air.
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** The animated storyboard of this scene has Ernesto stopping in the escalator not to sing to a dancer, but to the orchestra director that later performs for him in the Land of the Dead, which implies they are friends. And you thought Miguel's BrokenPedestal was bad.

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** The animated storyboard of this scene has Ernesto stopping in on the escalator not to sing to a dancer, but to the orchestra director that who later performs for him in the Land of the Dead, which implies they are friends. And you thought Miguel's BrokenPedestal was bad.
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* Such early scripts had a CarChase where the dead relatives tried to get the guitar from Marco while he was riding a bus to Plaza de la Cruz. It included a "don't talk to the bus driver" joke, the relatives' car driving off a cliff, and Marco ending at the wheel because Héctor and all other passengers had been mixed into a tangle of bones.

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* Such early scripts had a CarChase where the dead relatives tried to get the guitar from Marco while he was riding a bus to Plaza de la Cruz. It included a "don't talk to the bus driver" joke, the relatives' car driving off a cliff, and Marco ending up at the wheel because Héctor and all other passengers had been mixed into a tangle of bones.
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* Such early script had a CarChase where the dead relatives tried to get the guitar from Marco while he was riding a bus to Plaza de la Cruz. It included a "don't talk to the bus driver" joke, the relatives' car driving off a cliff, and Marco ending at the wheel because Héctor and all other passengers had been mixed into a tangle of bones.

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* Such early script scripts had a CarChase where the dead relatives tried to get the guitar from Marco while he was riding a bus to Plaza de la Cruz. It included a "don't talk to the bus driver" joke, the relatives' car driving off a cliff, and Marco ending at the wheel because Héctor and all other passengers had been mixed into a tangle of bones.
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* "Marco" traveled to the Land of the Dead with Ernesto's guitar and needed it to go home. Unfortunately, the guitar had also cursed Marco's dead relatives to sing everytime they tried to talk, so they wanted to destroy it. That's right. Miguel's ancestors were ''the antagonists''. This was changed after Ernesto and Héctor were developed in the way we know them.

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* "Marco" traveled to the Land of the Dead with Ernesto's guitar and needed it to go home. Unfortunately, the guitar had also cursed Marco's dead relatives to sing everytime every time they tried to talk, so they wanted to destroy it. That's right. Miguel's ancestors were ''the antagonists''. This was changed after Ernesto and Héctor were developed in the way we know them.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Early ConceptArt from the draft where Miguel (then named "Marco") realizing his heritage after the recent death of his mother.]]

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[[caption-width-right:350:Early ConceptArt from the draft where Miguel (then named "Marco") realizing realizes his heritage after the recent death of his mother.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Early ConceptArt from the draft where Miguel (then named "Marco" in the early drafts) realizing his heritage after the recent death of his mother.]]

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[[caption-width-right:350:Early ConceptArt from the draft where Miguel (then named "Marco" in the early drafts) "Marco") realizing his heritage after the recent death of his mother.]]

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