"The fact that [Toy Story] hit the popular culture was never [expected]," Pixar co-chief creative officer Pete Docter tells The Hollywood Reporter. "Working on it, it was just a bunch of us nerds.

But credit where it’s due: Pete Docter knows a thing or two about big swings, too. And he’s as aware as anyone that risk in Hollywood doesn’t get any less scary when you’re on a bigger scale.

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"It’s crazy to think it’s been nearly 30 years," Docter said during the film's anniversary. And three decades later, Docter is “still amazed” at the film’s legacy, even if he believes it ...

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Pete Docter, co-chief creative officer of Pixar Animation Studios, spoke about a variety of topics, including the upcoming Toy Story 5, in a new interview publishe by The Hollywood Reporter.

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But as indicated by Pixar co-chief creative officer Pete Docter, the new film will have plenty of new things as well, which will perhaps add a whole new dimension to the already successful franchise.

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Thirty years later you look at it, and to be honest, it sort of looks like a video game now given how far computer animation has come,” Docter adds. “But I think that’s just a testament to ...

Peter Hans "Pete" Docter is an American film director, animator, and screenwriter from Bloomington, Minnesota. He is best known for directing the films Monsters, Inc. and Up, and as a key figure ...

“The fact that [Toy Story] hit the popular culture was never [expected],” Pixar co-chief creative officer Pete Docter tells The Hollywood Reporter. “Working on it, it was just a bunch of us nerd ...