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Queen Elinor (from left, voiced by Emma Thompson), King Fergu (voiced by Billy Connolly), Princess Merida (voiced by Kelly Macdonald) and triplets Princes Harris, Hubert and Hamish in "Brave." | Disney/Pixar photo
Princess Merida, voiced by actress Kelly Macdonald, follows a Wisp in this scene from the animated feature "Brave," which opens on the big screen on June 22. | Disney/Pixar photo
The animated adventure "Brave" centers around Princess Merida, who is voiced by Kelly Macdonald. | Disney/Pixar photo
In "Brave," Princess Merida (voiced by Kelly Macdonald) is not the typical girl. | Disney/Pixar photo
Kelly Macdonald, who voices the character of Princess Merida in "Brave," was also Ravenclaw's ghost, the Grey Lady, in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2." | Disney/Pixar photo
Kevin McKidd voices Lord MacGuffin (from left) in "Brave," which also features Robbie Coltrane voicing Lord Dingwall and Craig Ferguson voicing Lord MacIntosh. | Disney/Pixar photo
"Brave," which focuses on Princess Merida (voiced by Kelly Macdonald), is set in Scotland. | Disney/Pixar photo
Kelly Macdonald voices the character of Princess Merida in "Brave," Pixar's 13th feature. | Disney/Pixar
★★ Pixar is long overdue for a feature with a strong female character at its center. Now that she’s arrived, it’s clear that she deserves better. “Brave” is beautiful to look at, as you would expect given the technical and artistic standard the animation behemoth …