| Toy Story | |||||
| Pixar (1995) | |||||
| Adventure, Animation, Children, Comedy, Family, Fantasy | |||||
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| Tom Hanks | Woody | |
| Tim Allen | Buzz Lightyear | |
| Don Rickles | Mr. Potato Head | |
| Jim Varney | Slinky Dog | |
| Wallace Shawn | Rex | |
| John Ratzenberger | Hamm | |
| Annie Potts | Bo Peep | |
| John Morris | Andy | |
| Erik von Detten | Sid | |
| Laurie Metcalf | Mrs. Davis | |
| R. Lee Ermey | Sergeant | |
| Sarah Freeman | Hannah | |
| Penn Jillette | TV Announcer | |
| Jack Angel | Shark | |
| Spencer Aste | Wounded Soldier |
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| Producer |
Bonnie Arnold
Ed Catmull |
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| Writer |
John Lasseter
Peter Docter |
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| Musician |
Randy Newman
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Woody the cowboy is young Andy’s favorite toy. Yet this changes when Andy get the new super toy Buzz Lightyear for his birthday. Now that Woody is no longer number one he plans his revenge on Buzz. Toy Story is a milestone in film history for being the first feature film to use entirely computer animation. |
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