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Ridinghigh on the success of Despicable Me, fledgling animation company Illumination Entertainment is dipping its toes into the world of Dr Seuss, and the first trailer for** The Lorax** is now online over at Apple.

Since the book itself is typically slim and Seussian (albeit with an expanded colour palette and more prose than his other works), the filmmakers have naturally had to expand on the story a little. So now we follow Ted (Zac Efron), a lad with a big crush on Ashley (Taylor Swift). When she expresses a desire to see a real, live tree, Ted sets out from their heavily industrialised home to seek out the one person who might help him in his mission to track a tree down: The Once-ler (Ed Helms).

The little boy named Ted is only 12 years old and needs only one thing to get the attention of Ashley, the only girl of his dreams. In order to find what he is looking for, he has to find the Lorax, a very strange yet sweet creature, and discover its mystery... The Lorax movie, directed by Chris Renaud and Kyle Balda duo, took its place in Turkish movie theaters on April 13, 2012 and has been in 6 theaters until now. It received IMDB rating of 0.5 by 68,794 people. Dr. Zac Efron, Danny DeVito, and Taylor Swift, who usually come to the fore with their beautiful music, are the voices of the characters in the movie Loraks, adapted for the cinema from the book of the same name by Seuss.

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In the walled city of Thneedville, where everything is artificial and even the air is a commodity, twelve-year-old Ted (Zac Efron) will do anything to find a real live Truffula tree in order to win the heart of Audrey (Taylor Swift), the girl of his dreams. As he embarks on his journey, Ted discovers the incredible story of the Lorax (Danny DeVito), a grumpy but charming creature who speaks for the trees, and the Once-ler (Ed Helms), who let greed overtake his respect for nature.

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Danny DeVito's a short and funny guy with a long and winding career in movies, TV, on-stage and online. His latest project transports him to the land of Truffula trees and singing fish. Host Scott Simon speaks to DeVito about voicing the title character in the new adaptation of Dr. Seuss's book, The Lorax.

SCOTT SIMON, HOST: This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. I'm Scott Simon.Danny DeVito, a short, funny guy with a long and winding career in movies, TV, on-stage and online, from "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" off-Broadway and onscreen, to the TV shows "Taxi" and "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," and online films. His latest project transports him to the land of Truffula trees and singing fish.(SOUNDBITE OF MOVIE, "THE LORAZ")(SOUNDBITE OF LAUGHTER)SIMON: That's from the new 3-D movie adaptation of Dr. Seuss's book, "The Lorax." Danny DeVito is The Lorax, the one who speaks for the trees. He joins us from our studios in New York.Thanks so much for being with us.: Yes, it's great to be with you, Scott.SIMON: And how did you meet this book, "The Lorax?": Well, I have three children. And as anyone who has children knows, Dr. Seuss is a big favorite. All of his books were present in our house and that's how I met The Lorax.SIMON: We'll, set up the story a bit for people who may not have read it to young children or heard it since they were a kid. The film takes place in the town of Thneedville.: That's right. It is a beautiful, beautiful - very reminiscent of the Happy Valley - beautiful trees. And The Lorax, who is the guardian of the forest, ran across, in the days of old, a fellow who was a really nice guy, the Once-ler. But he was a - and very enterprising. And he saw the colors of the trees and thought this is the most magnificent thing he's ever seen in his life.And he had an idea for a product, which is a Thneed, which is a kind of a sweatery kind of thing that people can put around their heads or around their arms, or whatever. So he set off to start manufacturing these Thneeds. The thing that he missed, the Once-ler, was the fact that if you take from the Earth you have to give back. Because in Dr. Seuss' story, the Once-ler cut down the very last tree and there was nothing left.It really speaks to people in a kind of a gentle way, saying look at what's around you. And you know if you take, and take, and take, you must give back.(SOUNDBITE OF MOVIE, "THE LORAX")SIMON: So how do you do a voice in a cartoon?: You have the script and I just put everything I can into it in various ways. Like, we I might say: Did you chop down that tree? Or I can be startled and say: Did you chop down that tree? The whole team of making "The Lorax," they pick what they like and they put it together. And most of the choices of the readings and of the energy coincide with what they want in the script.SIMON: May I ask you some biographical questions?: Sure.SIMON: Wait, let me take that again. They ask you some biographical questions?(SOUNDBITE OF LAUGHTER): Very nice.SIMON: And let me try again. Biographical questions?: Why not?(SOUNDBITE OF LAUGHTER)SIMON: All right. You started out to be a makeup artist?: My sister, Angie, got a beauty parlor in Asbury Park. And she said, Well, why don't you become a makeup artist? I said makeup artist? I don't know. What the hell? And I says OK. So she said I'll send you to school in New York. It was the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. And they said no, we can't take you as a makeup artist, but if you want to learn the makeup course you have to take the acting course.I told her. And she says, Well, enroll. You go at night. You drive up from Asbury. You go to New York. I said OK. And I took one acting styles class, they called it. It was like a magical moment and I kept going. And I did take the makeup classes and I kept working in the beauty parlor doing all the six-haired old ladies. You know, making them blue and sending them out there on their way. It was get them in and get them out. You know, wrap their head in toilet paper, and let them go see if they could keep it that way for a week.(SOUNDBITE OF LAUGHTER): You know, this is a long story, man.(SOUNDBITE OF LAUGHTER): Anyway, the bottom-line, I transferred over to a day student. I auditioned. They took me and I got bit by the acting bug big time. And I was in the early '60s.SIMON: Something I have to share with you while we have the chance. You know, we drew up some biographical information on you, press clippings and everything.(SOUNDBITE OF LAUGHTER)SIMON: There's an official bio of you that says: Danny DeVito was born in New Jersey in 1944. Big break when he starred in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." He rose to fame in the sitcom "Taxi," for which he won a Golden Globe Award and an Emmy. He later starred in "My Cousin Vinny.": Uh-uh.SIMON: I know.(SOUNDBITE OF LAUGHTER): Oh, that's - OK, this is like really cool. That's like Joe Pesci, obviously. The thing is that there was a period of time. It was right after "Twins" with Arnold when I did that. And then there was "My Cousin Vinny." Joe Pesci used to come up to me and say to me and say to me, you know, he goes like this he talks. He goes, Danny, if one person comes up to me and tells me I was good in "Twins," I'm going to kick their (bleep).(SOUNDBITE OF LAUGHTER)SIMON: I know. It's like really weird, right. Like sometimes that happens. But I guess the bio should be changed.I'm glad we could clear that up, OK? A lot of people were confused. Danny DeVito is starring - he is the voice of and starring in "The Lorax." Mr. DeVito, thanks so much for being with us.: Thank you. It's a pleasure being here.

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