Interesting Facts About Toy Story

 

The Toy Story trilogy, is a series of movies about a cowboy doll named Woody and an action figure named Buzz lighter, who both belong to a young boy named Andy. The first movie is primarily about Woody and the jealousy he has towards Andy’s new favorite toy Buzz; however, by the end of the movie they become best friends. The next two Toy Story movies are about the many adventures Buzz, Woody, and the rest of their friends encounter.

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Toy Story 3 is the only Toy Story film not to receive a 100% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. It still however received a relatively high score of 99%.

The Pizza Planet delivery truck

The Pizza Planet delivery truck, which has appeared in every Pixar film except The Incredibles, also appeared in all three Toy Story films.

3-Pixar-animation-studios

In their most productive week during production, Pixar completed 3.5 minutes of animation.

4-You-Are-A-Toy

The movie was originally supposed to be called “You Are A Toy.”

5-Tin-Toy-1988

Originally, the main character was going to be Tinny, the title character in Tin Toy (1988). In the movie he would have gotten lost during a family trip and joined up with a sarcastic ventriloquist dummy in a search of a home.

6-Buzz-Lightyear

Buzz Lightyear’s original name was Lunar Larry.

7-Tim-Allen

Tim Allen and Pixar originally wanted Jim Carrey to voice Buzz Lightyear, but they couldn’t due to the low budget they were given for the film.

8-Billy-Crystal

Billy Crystal was originally offered the chance to voice Buzz Lightyear, but declined. After seeing the finished film, he said the decision was the biggest mistake of his career.

9-Barbie-in-toy-story-2

Mattel originally didn’t want Barbie in the film because they thought the film would be a failure. They also didn’t want Barbie to have a defined personality, preferring to let children imagine Barbie’s personality traits on their own. When the film proved a huge success, Mattel allowed Barbie to appear in Toy Story 2.

Pixar-army-men

Hasbro denied Pixar the use of the name GI Joe when it was informed that a GI Joe doll was going to be blown up by Sid. Pixar used army men instead.