Now, he’s in charge »Ĭooley laughed when he heard Shawn’s reaction: “It doesn’t surprise me that he said that. ‘Toy Story 4’ director Josh Cooley was 15 when he saw the first movie. “If it were me, if life after death turned out to be true, and I would be able to observe them doing that to me, I think I’d find it a little odd,” he said. As far as I’m concerned, it’s all a positive.”įor Wallace Shawn, the voice of Rex, the decision seemed a bit strange.
“But how wonderful that, in this movie, he can come back and enjoy this delightful movie and not be missed. “It’s a funny thing when we think about it. “I was like, ‘Wow, that is so fantastic,’ and then I thought, ‘Oh, my God, they’re going to probably pull my stuff too,’ ” Potts said.
Some resurrected quotes that made the cut include, “You got to be kidding me” and “I knew it” (both phrases uttered in frustration at Woody, played by Tom Hanks).Īnnie Potts, returning as the voice of Bo Peep following 1995’s “Toy Story” and “Toy Story 2” in 1999, was surprised to hear that the animators had found a way to include Rickles in the fourth film. Potato Head, and then they searched the archival database for the best fit. The 39-year-old director collaborated with screenwriters Andrew Stanton and Stephany Folsom to write general lines for Mr.
They “logged every word, every cough, every hum, just so we’d know what we had,” Cooley recalled. It was a painstaking process to include archival sound of Rickles’ voice.īit by bit, an editorial team mined more than two decades’ worth of Rickles’ voice sessions and outtakes recorded for movies, shorts, theme parks, toys and other projects. Our 1995 review: ‘Toy Story’ visuals delight kids, while adults will appreciate the wised-up jokes » Potato Head as Don Rickles doing that voice. “Toy Story 4” director Josh Cooley was overjoyed. Let them know who I am.’ So he would be thrilled by all of this, definitely,” she said on the red carpet. It was a no-brainer, daughter Mindy Rickles said at the world premiere in Hollywood this month.
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