Here are the very first two movie stills from Nim’s Island featuring Gerard Butler, Jodie Foster and Abigail Breslin.

Gerard plays scientist dad Jack, Breslin is his plucky daughter Nim and Foster plays a reclusive San Francisco author. Here are some snippets of Gerard’s interview with USA Today:

On his character researching plankton while keeping pesky pelicans at bay: “One time, I was sitting, talking to a pelican, and he goes behind me and flaps his wings,” he says. “I looked like an angel on camera. I was sure he was going to nip me or rip my ear off.”

On his secondary role as the imaginary literary alter ego of Foster’s character: “When Nim reads a book about Alex Rover, suddenly I’m in an Arabian desert with evil captors, or I’m being tied up by African tribesmen. (He uses an American accent for Jack and his Scottish burr for Alex.)

On spending time with the young Oscar nominee: “Nim and her dad are best buddies. I don’t think I could have done it as well with someone who didn’t have Abigail’s special talents. I learned a lot from her, how she would embrace an idea and go for it.”

On going nearly bankrupt after Breslin embraced the idea of a “swear pot”: “Me being from Scotland, I have a bit of a foul mouth. She fined me $2 each time. If I gave her extra, she would forget and not count it. It was hard to argue with her.”

To read Gerard’s full interview and more about Nim’s Island, check out USA Today.

Showbiz legend Julie Andrews portrays the Blue Fairy from Disney’s Pinocchio with her apprentice fairy, portrayed by Little Miss Sunshine star Abigail Breslin, in wonderfully shot photo by Annie Leibovitz. The image is one of three unveiled today to celebrate Disney Parks’ “Year of a Million Dreams.” Disneyland Resort in California and Walt Disney World Resort in Florida commissioned Leibovitz to create images featuring international celebrities in fairy tale settings.

HQ photo inside of Julie Andrews as the Blue Fairy… More Here! »

Three new celebrities join the (PRODUCT) RED Gap Campaign, a for-benefit brand designed to help eliminate AIDS in Africa — actress Anne Hathaway; Grammy Award-winning artist John Legend surrounded by the African Children’s Choir; and Grammy Award-winning musician and producer Wyclef Jean embracing his daughter Angelina. The campaign also reintroduces a series of images that debuted this summer of actor Terrence Howard and his three children Hunter, Aubrey and Heaven; Dixie Chicks’ Natalie Maines alongside her sons Beckett and Slade; and actress Abigail Breslin with her friend Curious George. (Maines is married to Heroes star Adrian Pasdar, aka Nathan Petrelli.)

This campaign was captured by acclaimed photographer Annie Leibovitz.

Minnie Mouse gets sandwiched between siblings Spencer and Abigail Breslin in a giant teacup aboard the “Mad Tea Party” ride on Monday at Disney’s Magic Kingdom theme park in Lake Buena Vista, Florida.

Tidbit: Minnie Mouse is Abigail’s favorite Disney character.

Abigail, 10, was nominated for an Oscar this year for her best supporting actress role in Little Miss Sunshine.