Sarah Silverman is funny. Wonder Woman from Gal Gadot. But both face each other as singers in "Ralph Breaks the Internet". And on an air of Alan Menken, nothing less!

The animated sequel to "Wreck-It Ralph" focuses on the evil Ralph reformed in the video game (starring John C. Reilly) and on his BFF Vanellope von Schweetz nub (Sarah Silverman) exploring the online culture. Vanellope is the racing princess of her arcade game "Sugar Rush" but falls in love with the dystopian landscape of the mobile game of the mobile game "Slaughter Race" – and finds inspiration among other princesses Disney – she sings alongside a tough gang leader. Shank (Gal Gadot) explains how this crazy environment might be at home in Menken's "race to the slaughterhouse".

The song, like the movie, is rather unconventional: it has a brazen sense of humor "Ralph" plus it is dropped in the second act rather than the beginning of the narrative. Ralph tries desperately (and jostling) to bring both back home, while keeping his secret feelings about staying in "Slaughter Race" permanently.

"It's sort of a classic addictive relationship where Ralph is the one who has the most noticeable mistakes and who makes the mistake of not being honest," says director Rich Moore.

For Silverman, the song has proved an interesting challenge. She had had music acts as part of the "Sarah Silverman Program", but nothing was like a big Disney feature film. In addition, she sings as Vanellope and not as herself: the character is "a bit like my record," she says.

The actress also got a kick out of working with Menken. During the rehearsals, he broadcast shows to sing a song from his favorite musical, "Little Shop of Horrors." "It was like a kind of thing really dreamed and become true."

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