- The film’s director, Lee Unkridge, used to be the associate director of "Toy Story 2" and the editor of "Toy Story".
- The characters in "Toy Story 3" all have corresponding toys, and these physical toys are all produced and sold by Disney. The Walt Disney Company expects sales of "Toy Story 3" related merchandise to reach US$2.4 billion this fiscal year.
- Since the voice actor Jim Farney of the previous two episodes died in 2000, the actor who voiced the spring dog in "Toy Story 3" was Blake Clark.
- "Toy Story 3" will be released in North America in three formats: 2D, 3D, and IMAX3D. At the same time, "Toy Story 3" is also Pixar's first IMAX movie.
- In March 2010, "Toy Story 3" was the first to air the pre-sale film at the ShoWest Film Industry Expo, and the response was enthusiastic.
- "Toy Story 3" was put on the agenda for the production of a sequel as early as 2004, but at that time there were big differences on the plot within the company. now
- The script was completed under the joint planning of Pixar and Disney.
- The iconic "A113" of Pixar's work appears on Andy's mother's license plate in the film.
- The Ken doll in "Toy Story 3" is a new look after 1988.
- After the release date of the film was confirmed, "Toy Story" and "Toy Story" were re-screened in 3D in 3D in 2009. This 3D version is a three-dimensional movie remade using the patented technology "Disney Digital 3-D" owned by Disney, while "Toy Story 3" was produced in accordance with the requirements of a three-dimensional movie from the beginning, which will represent the most advanced computer animation today. s level.
- The production of the film was completed on January 15, 2010. On that day, 58 animation crews and director Lee Angkrich formed a mini marching band to celebrate the completion of the film.
- Among the animators who participated in the production of "Toy Story 3", 17 have participated in the production of "Toy Story 2" and 4 have participated in the production of three animations.
- For the production of the film, a total of 92854 storyboards were drawn before and after the film.
- A total of 302 voice actors dubbed the film. An Di’s room has more than 300 stickers. The map pin in An Di’s room corresponds to the hometown of the producer of "Toy Story 3". Some of the decorations on the walls of Andy’s room were created by the film’s art coordinator Erin Magill during high school. A banner with "PU" hung in Andi's room. The subtitles on it represent Pixar College, which is where Pisk trains employees to improve their professionalism. In Ande’s bedroom, there is hidden the words "Cars 2", an animation released by Pixar in 2011.
- A113, this code appears in the movie again, this time it is still the license plate number of An Di's mother. But his mother has a new license plate frame-Tiger's Pride. This was the idea of director Lee Unkridge. His hometown was in Ohio. When he was in high school there, his mascot was a tiger.
- The driving of Pizza Planet first appeared in "Toy Story", and later appeared in almost all Pixar movies. This time it also appeared in "Toy Story 3", which made the toys jerky.
- In order to meet the scene of "Toy Story 3", Lego created Woody who is 6 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 80 pounds. It took more than 17,200 Lego bricks to build it. Buzz Lightyear is 5 feet 3 inches tall, weighs 120 pounds, and uses more than 25,000 Lego bricks. Pixar kept the toys of Buzz Lightyear and Woody forever.
- Woody is 15.18 inches tall without a hat, and 15.93 inches with a hat.
- Buzz Lightyear is 11.43 inches without a helmet, and 11.80 inches with a helmet.
- Woody has a total of 229 facial expressions, and Buzz Lightyear has 215.
- The hug bear has a total of 3,473,271 hairs.
- The Barbie doll that appeared in "Toy Story 3" was modeled after the 1983 version of "Great Shape Barbie".
- Ken has 21 different costumes in the movie.
- Andy is still voiced by John Morris. In fact, he has retired from the entertainment industry and hasn't participated in a film and television drama for more than a decade, but he was still invited by Pixar.
- Continue to dub An Di. An Di in the play has just entered college, and in real life, An Di is already 26 years old.
- In "Toy Story 2", the voice of Molly is director Lee Unkridge's daughter Hannah Unkridge. In "Toy Story 3", Molly's voice was replaced by Beatrice Miller, but Hannah's voice still appeared in the opening home video.
Toy Story 3 behind the scenes gags
2021-10-13 18:32
Extended Reading
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Wayne 2022-03-22 09:01:05
The little child has a lifelong nightmare
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Alfonso 2022-04-24 07:01:01
He is 17 years old and won't play with us anymore. Do I still play and watch animations like this when I grow up? The beginning and the end are put together into a warm little piece, with a little bit of ambiguous class struggle in the middle. Many of the shots are particularly Hong Kong films. (cries at the end)
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Andy: [opens box, and takes out Jessie] This is Jessie, the roughest, toughest cowgirl in the whole west. She loves critters, but none more than her best pal, Bullseye!
[pulls out Bullseye, and makes a whinnying sound]
Andy: Yee-haw!
[holds the two toys out to Bonnie]
Andy: Here.
Bonnie: [shyly walks over and takes Jessie and Bullseye, a smile on her face]
Andy: [pulls out Rex] This is Rex! The meanest, most terrifying dinosaur who ever lived! RAWR! RAWR!
Bonnie: [recoils a little, but then giggles, and takes Rex too]
Andy: [pulls out Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head] The Potato Heads: Mr. and Mrs. You gotta keep them together because they're madly in love.
[Andy sets them down in front of Bonnie, before pulling out Slinky Dog]
Andy: Now Slinky here, is as loyal as any dog you could want.
[Andy then pulls out Hamm]
Andy: And Hamm, he'll keep your money safe, but he's also one of the most dastardly villains of all time: Evil Dr. Porkchop!
[Andy then places the two with their friends, before pulling out the three aliens]
Andy: These little dudes are from a strange alien world: Pizza Planet!
[Andy sets them down before reaching into the box again]
Andy: And this, is Buzz Lightyear, the coolest toy ever! Look! He can fly, oh, and shoot lasers!
[Andy pops open Buzz's wings, and fires his laser]
Andy: He's sworn to protect the galaxy from the Evil Emperor Zurg!
Bonnie: [Bonnie takes Buzz from Andy, and presses one of the buttons on his spacesuit]
Buzz Lightyear: To Infinity, and Beyond!
Andy: Now, you gotta promise to take good care of these guys. They, mean, alot to me.
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Andy: Now Woody, he's been my pal for as long as I can remember. He's brave, like a cowboy should be. And kind, and smart. But the thing that makes Woody special, is he'll never give up on you... ever. He'll be there for you, no matter what.