Watch Mindy Kaling Introduce the Snobbiest Emotion in 'Inside Out'

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May 13, 2015 at 1:16 p.m.

Watch Mindy Kaling Introduce the Snobbiest Emotion in 'Inside Out'

Mindy Kaling (The Mindy Project) conveys a mix of snobbery and revulsion to achieve her character, Disgust, in Disney-Pixar’s upcoming Inside Out. Disgust is necessary to help the animated feature’s young hero, Riley (Kaitlyn Dias), from making poor judgments — like eating something gross or wearing a tacky outfit.

See how Disgust works alongside Riley’s four other emotions whenInside Out arrives in theaters June 19.

Also watch: Sadness and Fear.

Check back on Yahoo Movies every day this week for a look at all of the emotions in Inside Out!

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