Here's what the 'Finding Dory' cast looks like in real life

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Warning: Minor spoilers ahead for "Finding Dory."

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"Finding Dory," which debuted in theaters on June 17, is the highly anticipated sequel to Pixar's 2003 classic "Finding Nemo."

The star-studded cast for "Finding Dory" features many familiar voices for those who saw the first underwater adventure film. Plus this time around there are new voice actors and fresh sea creatures appearing on screen.

Scroll down for a look at the "Finding Dory" ensemble in real life.

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The movie's eponymous character Dory is a forgetful "blue tang" fish.

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Ellen DeGeneres is anything but forgettable as she returns to voice Dory once again.

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Nemo himself is back for this adventure, small fin and all.

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But the voice actor has changed since the first movie was made 13 years ago. Nemo is played by Hayden Rolence this time around.

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In "Finding Nemo," actor Alexander Gould (now 21 years old) was the voice of the small clownfish. He has a small role in "Finding Dory" as a truck driver. Here he is with the new Nemo:

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Nemo's father, Marlin, is another clownfish along for the ride in "Finding Dory."

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He's voiced by Albert Brooks, who has also been cast in the upcoming animated film "The Secret Life of Pets."

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We're finally going to see a young Dory onscreen.

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The flashback Dory was voiced by the adorable Sloane Murray.

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One new character in the film is Hank the octopus, who helps Dory out of a pickle.

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Hank is played by Ed O'Neill, currently best known for his role as Jay Pritchett on ABC's "Modern Family."

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In the sequel, Dory meets a long-lost shark friend named Destiny.

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Kaitlin Olsen, best known for her role as Dee on "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," is the voice behind Destiny.

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One of Destiny's underwater pals is Bailey the beluga whale.

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Bailey is played by another "Modern Family" star: Ty Burrell.

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Moviegoers will be introduced to Dory's parents, Jenny and Charlie.

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Jenny, Dory's mother, is played by the incomparable Diane Keaton.

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While Dory's dad, Charlie, is voiced by Eugene Levy.

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Another onscreen fish duo is this husband and wife pair who stumble upon the young Dory at one point.

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The "wife fish" is actually Kate McKinnon, known for her current gig as an SNL cast member and upcoming role in the "Ghostbusters" all-female reboot.

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The "husband fish," Stan, is none other than Bill Hader! He's also an SNL alum, and voiced a character for Pixar's 2015 "Inside Out."

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Rudder and Flute are a loveable (if intimidating) pair of sea lions.

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Dominic West voiced Rudder, the smaller of the two sea lions.

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And Idris Elba plays Fluke. West and Elba were both cast members of HBO's renowned series, "The Wire," making this sea lion pairing a mini reunion of sorts.

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The lovable Mr. Ray will be back, and still educating schools of fish.

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Mr. Ray is played by Bob Peterson — a Pixar veteran. He's also voiced Dug (the dog) in "Up," and Roz in "Monsters Inc.," among other Disney roles.

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Last but certainly not least, everyone's favorite turtle dude is back. Crush!

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Crush is actually voiced by Andrew Stanton — the writer of both "Finding Dory" and "Finding Nemo" along with several other Pixar movies.

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