"Henry" from Chris Sanders' American Dog, was also smaller, red, and had a more cartoonish appearance. Henry would meet a radioactive hamster and a one-eyed cat, two characters that would help him find a new home. Sander's character would be named Henry and, indifference to Bolt, he was an actual actor who would one day find himself lost in the Nevada desert. He had started working on a character, a dog, whose overall appearance and personality was predominantly different from the "current" Bolt. The working name for the film was initially American Dog when Sanders helmed the project. At the time, former director and storyboard artist, Chris Sanders was in lead of the project. A movie about the risks and rewards that comes with giving your heart to somebody, and it argues that it is worth the risk.” ― Byron Howard.Īfter the release of Meet the Robinsons, Disney animators and filmmakers had an extensive training program to prepare for the work on what would later be called "Bolt". So we kept referencing back to that idea, that this is a movie about trust. And to give him such an over the top, ridiculous, fictional frame work for his understanding of the world, and have all that go away, and then be left with one idea which he holds on two which is "I love my owner and she loves me" and that is somehow just so *dog*.
So to be able to take a character like that, who is so trusting, and put him into a premise like this really seemed to work. A dog is loving, loyal and practically nothing else.
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