Interview: Alan Kim and Brice Gonzalez < Sidewalks Entertainment

Kid actors Alan Kim (“Minari”) and Brice Gonzalez (“Lopez vs. Lopez”) are two of the voices in “PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie,” now on Blu-ray™ and DVD.

Video Content: Alan Kim and Brice Gonzalez (2023)

SIDEWALKS host Lori Rosales interviews child actors Alan Kim and Brice Gonzalez about their careers, what they like to do off-camera, career advice for kid performers, and working on “PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie.”

Please note: A promotional clip have been removed from the online interview, and this version is slightly different than how it appeared on the TV episode.

Mini-Biographies:

Born in Chicago but moved to Irvine, California, Alan Kim voices the role of Nano, a Pomeranian who is one of the Junior Patrollers, in the feature film, “PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie.” At the tender age of 7, he was selected to portray David Yi in the 2020 movie “Minari.” This remarkable performance earned him the esteemed 2021 Critics’ Choice Movie Award for Best Young Performer, and he also received a nomination for a British Academy Film (BAFTA) Award in the category of Best Actor in a Supporting Role. Prior to his involvement in “Minari,” Kim’s only experience in the realm of acting was a Pottery Barn Kids advertisement. He has also made appearances in the film “Theater Camp” and had guest roles in the television shows “Awkwafina Is Nora from Queens” and “Little America.” Kim’s future endeavors include roles in the upcoming films “Latchkey Kids” and “If.”

Born on June 15, 2016 in Alvin, Texas, Brice Gonzalez has already established an impressive portfolio. He plays Chance Lopez in the George Lopez NBC sitcom “Lopez vs. Lopez” and Steven Montañez in the Eva Longoria-directed feature film “Flamin’ Hot. Additionally, Gonzalez has made appearances in “Real Husbands of Hollywood” and showcases his voice acting as Tot, a Pomeranian Junior Patroller, in “PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie.” Prior to venturing into the acting industry, Brice gained recognition as a social media influencer. Collaborating with his late father Randy Gonzalez, they were collectively known as Enkyboys.