HOST: OK, Lightyear cast, we've got
some Burning Questions for you.
What accessories would come with an action figure based on you?
I'd have Dodger, my dog companion.
I'd probably have my hat, some sort of a baseball cap.
Don't like leaving home without one.
I feel naked without one right now.
I have a NASA hat that I just am in love with that I'm
wearing quite a bit these days.
I usually have some sort of headphones in.
There's this one song, Skate by Silk Sonic,
and it just puts me in such a good mood.
There'd probably be a lot of Led Zeppelin, little bit of Allman
Brothers, some Alice in Chains.
You know, I'm a kid from the '90s.
You will never quit.
Whatever the galaxy may throw your way-- will
you please turn that off?
[LAUGHS]
Oh, who would voice that action figure?
Chris Evans.
Shouldn't be a problem.
What accessories would go with that?
I mean, probably a bed because all I like doing is sleeping.
Taika's superpower is the ability to nap anywhere.
There's actually a Twitter account
TaikaNaptiti, which is just photos of me
asleep on different film sets.
You know, Chris Nolan never sits down on set.
I'm-- I couldn't be more opposite.
I would sleep my way through an entire shoot if I could.
I have a perfect answer for this because I actually
think about this too often.
My girl, she's got everything.
She's got music. She's dancing.
She's working out.
My girl even has a meditation kit.
- [LAUGHS] - She's got yoga.
She even got different hairs you can pop on.
She got a bunch of wigs, bag of wigs.
A bag of wigs. [LAUGHS]
She got a bag of wigs, like you're gonna
get every different version.
Like Wig Keke, Makeup Keke.
She got a makeup kit and everything like this.
She go, Entertainment Keke, she come with a trailer.
I love that.
No, she don't come with a trailer.
[LAUGHS]
Mattel, let's go.
You've thought about it.
I'm waiting for somebody to ask.
Yes! I love it.
HOST: What about you?
[LAUGHS] A legal pad.
No-- [LAUGHS]
A legal pad.
That's hilarious.
I know. That's about the extent of it.
Books? I don't know.
I love that.
I kinda want to play with that doll.
That's really-- I'm like, how can I get that doll?
HOST: Besides Woody or Buzz, who's your favorite Toy Story
character?
Have you been to Disney World?
The slinky dog ride is so good.
And after the ride, I was, like, all right,
he just went up in my eyes.
Golly Bob, howdy!
Rex the dinosaur.
I relate the most to him.
I don't know why.
I feel like I'm a bit of a dopey dinosaur
who's, like, enthusiastic and maybe a little
scared of things.
[CRIES OUT]
Mr. Potato Head.
Oh, my gosh, Mr. Potato Head.
He's up there.
Yes!
Well, I loved Mr. Potato Head as a kid.
And then to see Mr. Potato Head on screen,
ya know, in the movies, I was, like, wow,
that's a full-on talking Mr. Potato Head.
Gee, I better shave.
Maybe like Little Bo Peep?
- Oh! - Yeah.
Solid.
And look at him.
He's got more gadgets on him than a Swiss army knife.
She came out the bag with some sass.
Like, you didn't expect her to really be able to serve it up,
but when it was time and it was needed,
she was, like, I'm peeping.
[SNORTS]
I always loved Bo Peep because I built her.
It was a project of love.
It was our first female character,
and I was their first female TD.
You would not believe the things I've seen.
HOST: Is it hard to not sound like Captain
America or Tim Allen?
There is a lot of similarities to the characters.
They're leaders, and they're, you know, captains, and they--
they speak with authority.
This is the fight of our lives.
I mean, my first couple of sessions,
I really was doing a shameless Tim Allen impression.
You can't help it.
To infinity and beyond!
So he certainly was the blueprints,
but you have to find room to create a little nuance.
It's a good plan.
The Captain America voice is different.
It's farther back, like this.
I've heard everyone's opinion, and now I think
this is the right thing to do. - We fight.
Buzz is a little bit like, we're gonna charge the hill.
All right, space rangers.
Ready? - Ready.
HOST: Is it true you wanted to be an animator?
Yeah, I did, very much so when I was young.
I mean, I didn't start acting until I was 15, 16.
Prior to that, animation was my life.
I loved Disney movies, and I just thought that was
the world I wanted to be in.
And when my team first called me and said,
Pixar wants to pitch you a movie, and I went up there
and I met with them, and it was a dream come true--
a kid in a candy store, just walking around Pixar
itself was just such a--
I truly was like, man, I could work here.
This would be a great life.
To infinity?
And beyond.
HOST: Did your son give you any tips
on playing a Disney villain?
Nothing.
And we haven't discussed it at all.
He's a busy guy.
If he's not changing diapers, he's off making a movie.
When and if he sees it soon, we will discuss who
could beat who in a bar fight.
[LAUGHS]
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