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Comic-Con Interview: Lee Unkrich, Director of Toy Story 3

Posted on Saturday, July 25th, 2009 by David Chen

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At San Diego Comic-Con 2009 yesterday, we got a couple more details about Toy Story 3, which will be directed by Pixar veteran Lee Unkrich (Finding Nemo, Monsters Inc.). I had the opportunity to sit down with Lee yesterday and talk about his new film, as well as Pixar’s approach to sequels, and whatever happened to that version of Toy Story 3 that Disney was making without Pixar’s blessing. Hit the jump to hear what he had to say.

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randomguy90210

Throughout the years, I have seen and loved the Toy Story movies. And it's great that finally a third TS film'll be out soon. But before that they'll re-release TS1 & 2 in Disney Digital 3D in October.

LONG LIVE THE TOYS!

trjr

I am counting down the days until toy story 3 comes out.I cant wait.I can tell that toy story 3 is going to be a great film and will be an absolute hit for people of all ages!

Beverly Haberman

Can't await to see Toy Story 3. Keep up the great creativity. We are so proud of you!!!!!!!!!!!!
Best wished,
Cousins, Gary and Beverly Haberman and Family

jim

I wish you guys would take off your blogger hats during these interviews and stop wasting the time you have with these guys trying to break an inconsequential story about the plot. You know they aren't going to tell you and you aren't going to trick them into it.

And stop calling everything a property. It makes you sound like a douche. It's /film not /property.

Kashif Pasta

I like that you ask "tougher" questions that we all want to know in a respectful, unaggressive way.

Also, way to work your way through my list of heroes in a single weekend there lol

Maracle

i just had a random thought that we'll see Andy dating Bo from Monsters Inc in this movie.

quintushalls

That would blow my mind.

jesusne0

what?

jesusne0

Great interview, better than the John Lasseter one

Guest

ken is an accessory to barbie! yes!

he was pretty generous with his answers. nicely done interview.

spagett

i wonder what they are going to do with slinky dog, considering jim varney died a while back

quintushalls

He said all the original cast is coming back, so they must be rising him from the dead as a voice actor zombie.

Prote

I thought Andrew Stanton directed Finding Nemo and Pete Doctor directed Monsters Inc. ?

MrCavanagh

Pixar typically has a main director on a project and occasionally have one or more co-directors. In Lee's case, he co-directed Toy Story 2, Monster's Inc., and Finding Nemo.

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