In a recent interview with Collider's Steve Weintraub, actor Patton Oswalt delved into various topics, including his role in Sony Pictures Animation’s upcoming action-comedy, GOAT, his unique experience with baby goat yoga, and his insights into influential filmmakers and the evolving landscape of animation. Oswalt, who voices Coach Dennis in the film, highlighted Sony Pictures Animation's consistent commitment to artistic excellence.

GOAT features an all-star vocal cast, including Caleb McLaughlin as Will Harris, Gabrielle Union, Aaron Pierre, Jennifer Hudson, Nick Kroll, Nicola Coughlan, and David Harbour, with NBA star Stephen Curry serving as a producer. Directed by Tyree Dillihay, the animated feature tells the story of Will, a small goat with grand ambitions, whose dreams materialize when he joins the professional roarball league. Despite facing fierce competition from animals not keen on welcoming a goat to their ranks, Will is determined to prove that even the underdogs can achieve greatness.

Oswalt recounted a memorable promotional event for the film: baby goat yoga. Initially excited by the prospect of cute baby goats, he quickly discovered their surprisingly aggressive nature. He observed them biting and butting each other for food pellets, and noted their peculiar defecation process, describing it as