Toy Story 2 (Original title)
Date: 1999 (Copyright)Country: USADirector: John Lasseter
Production company billing: ©Disney Enterprises Inc/Pixar Animation Studios Walt Disney Pictures presents a Pixar Animation Studios film author: Pixar Talking Pictures Dolby digital surround EX/SDDS/Digital DTS sound In Colour Prints by Technicolor MPAA: 37044
Synopsis: Follow-up to the original computer-animated story. Whilst his boy owner is at summer camp, a favourite toy, Woody the Cowboy is bought by an unscrupulous collector intent on selling him as part of a complete set of `Woody's Roundup' TV characters to a Japanese Museum. The toy's friends set about rescuing him.Synopsis: Animation. Andy goes off to summer camp and the toys are left to their own devices. An obsessive toy collector, Al McWhiggin, kidnaps Woody to complete his set of Woody memorabilia - so that he can sell the whole set to a Japanese museum - and it's up to Buzz Lightyear, Mr Potato Head, Slinky Dog, Rex and Hamm to rescue him.
Genre: Animation
Title: The top 10: Cartoon songsAuthor: OSMOND, Andrew Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Briefly lists and critiques the ten best songs from cartoon and animated features.
In: Empire n244 October 2009 Pages: 96-105
Title: Pixar on PixarAuthor: JOLIN, Dan Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: John Lasseter, Andrew Stanton, Pete Docter and Brad Bird discuss the films they have made at Pixar and how over the course of ten films the animation company has grown in success.
In: Screen International n1543 7 Apr 2006 Page: 19
Title: Stone Age vs Ice AgeAuthor: KAY, Jeremy Article type: NoteLanguage: English
Description: Briefly details the North American box-office performance of BASIC INSTINCT 2, ICE AGE 2: THE MELTDOWN and BRICK at their release. Plus a table giving opening weekend and total gross revenues of all-time animated openings.
In: Screen International n1563 15 Sep 2006 Pages: 15-17
Title: Summer 2006: How was if for you?Author: MITCHELL, Robert Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Analyses the Summer 2006 international box-office of The DA VINCI CODE, X-MEN: THE LAST STAND, SUPERMAN RETURNS, The LAD Y IN THE WATER, CARS, OVER THE HEDGE, GARFIELD 2, TOY STORY 2, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN'S CHEST, TOKYO DRIFT.
In: Empire n201 March 2006 Pages: 77-88,90-101
Title: 201 Greatest movies of all timeArticle type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: A listing of the top two hundred and one films as chosen by the reader's of Empire magazine. With comments by actors and filmmaker's.
In: Film Review n664 December 2005 Page: 119
Title: Toy Story 1 & 2 Special EditionAuthor: KEMPSTER, Grant Article type: DVD ReviewLanguage: English
In: Screen Finance v17 n23 15 Dec 2004 Page: 6
Title: European cartoons account for 9% of EU admissionsAuthor: ADLER, Tim Article type: Short ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Table show European animation production budgets (Euro mil.) and top 10 animated films in Europe, 1999-2003 (European and US admissions).
In: Screen v43 n3 Autumn 2002 Pages: 293-314
Title: To infinity and beyond: assessing the technological...Author: MOSZKOWICZ, Julia Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: An examination of CGI and the tendency to see it as purely reflecting reality in a more and more impressive way. Account should be taken of a pre-existing aesthetic under- standing by both animator and audience.
In: Film Review n601 January 2001 Page: 87
Title: Toy story 2Author: RICHARDSON, David Article type: DVD ReviewLanguage: English
In: Film Review vSpec. n34 Year book 2001 Page: 116
Title: Toy story 2Author: CARO, Jason Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Total Film n38 March 2000 Pages: 59-64
Title: Toys Will Be ToysAuthor: CHANCE, Julian Article type: Prod. ReportLanguage: English
In: StarBurst n259 March 2000 Pages: 12-15
Title: Toys' BrigadeAuthor: BRETT, Anwar Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: John Lasseter, Ash Brannon and Lee Unkrich talk about their work on TOY STORY 2.
In: StarBurst n259 March 2000 Page: 62
Title: MOVIE REVIEWSAuthor: JONES, Alan Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Film Tutti i Film della Stagione n44 Mar/Apr 2000 Page: 17
Title: [Film Tutti i Film della Stagione - n44 Mar/Apr 2000: no known title]Article type: CreditsLanguage: Italian
In: Screen International n1246 18 Feb 2000 Page: 42
Title: What the critics say in... FRANCEAuthor: DUBOIS, Julien Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
Description: Critics' reviews of AMERICAN BEAUTY and TOY STORY 2 in France.
In: Film Score Monthly v5 n1 January 2000 Page: 37
Title: ScoreAuthor: [J.S.] Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Soundtrack review for TOY STORY 2, music composed by Randy Newman.
In: Télérama n2612 2 Feb 2000 Page: 49
Title: Toy Story 2Author: LOISEAU, Jean-Claude Article type: CreditsLanguage: French
In: Film Ireland n75 Apr/May 2000 Pages: 24-27
Title: Toys r himAuthor: LENNON, Elaine Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: John Lasseter talks about his work, particularly TOY STORY 2.
In: Premiere v14 n3 November 2000 Page: 105
Title: Toy story 2Author: C.K. Article type: Video ReviewLanguage: English
In: Plateau v21 n1 2000 Pages: 26-28 [In English]
Title: Toy Story 2: to infinity and beyondAuthor: NEUTTIENS, Tom Article type: InterviewLanguage: Dutch
Description: Interview with Ash Brannon on TOY STORY 2.
In: Sight and Sound v10 n3 March 2000 Pages: 56-57
Title: ReviewsAuthor: NEWMAN, Kim Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Cinefantastique v31 n10 February 2000 Pages: 56-57
Title: TOY STORY 2Author: FRENCH, Lawrence Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: The background to the decision to make TOY STORY 2 a movie sequel rather than a straight-to-video sequel.
In: Premiere n275 January 2000 Page: 51
Title: TOY STORY 2Author: JAUBERTY, Christian Article type: ReviewLanguage: French
In: Premiere n275 January 2000 Pages: 98-101
Title: IMMENSEMENT COOL!Author: KATELAN, Jean-Yves Article type: InterviewLanguage: French
Description: John Lasseter talks about his work, particlularly TOY STORY 2.
In: Positif n469 March 2000 Pages: 43-44
Title: Toy Story 2: Épisode 2, le suicide fantômeAuthor: DAHAN, Yannick Article type: CreditsLanguage: French
In: Sight and Sound v10 n12 December 2000 Page: 63
Title: DVDArticle type: NoteLanguage: English
Description: A note on the UK DVD release.
In: StarBurst n258 February 2000 Pages: 14-15
Title: [StarBurst - n258 February 2000: no known title]Author: READING, John Article type: InterviewLanguage: English
Description: Tim Allen talks about working on GALAXY QUEST and TOY STORY 2.
In: Film Review n591 March 2000 Pages: 54-58
Title: The toys are back!Author: ROBERTS, Dave Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: On the success of Pixar, and Tim Allen on TOY STORY 2.
In: Empire n138 Decmber 2000 Page: 152
Title: Remote control: video to buyAuthor: KENNEDY, Colin Article type: Video ReviewLanguage: English
In: Empire n130 April 2000 Page: 152
Title: SoundtracksAuthor: [NJ] Article type: Short ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Soundtrack review.
In: Empire n130 April 2000 Page: 64
Title: The brainArticle type: Short ArticleLanguage: English
Description: An explanation of what 'digital projection' means. TOY STORY 2 is the first film to be shown digitally.
In: Cinefex n81 April 2000 Pages: 31-34,39-40,127-130
Title: Beyond Andy's roomAuthor: SHAY, Estelle Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: On TOY STORY 2 and the special effects for the film, using the latest advances in animation technology. Looks at the characters, the sets and background, the operation of dust, and so on.
In: Empire n129 March 2000 Pages: 10-11
Title: New filmsAuthor: WESTBROOK, Caroline Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Empire n129 March 2000 Page: 43
Title: Reel news: Toy Story take 2Article type: Short ArticleLanguage: English
Description: On the decision to include "outtakes" in TOY STORY 2.
In: Empire n129 March 2000 Pages: 68-74
Title: Toys r sussed!Author: FREER, Ian Article type: InterviewLanguage: English
Description: Illustrated interview with director John Lasseter who discusses the making of TOY STORY 2.
In: Film Review October 1999 Page: 39
Title: Toy story 2Author: CALCUTT, Ian Article type: Short ArticleLanguage: English
Description: On the production of TOY STORY 2.
In: Entertainment Weekly n515 3 Dec 1999 Page: 72
Title: Second that emotionAuthor: SCHWARZBAUM, Lisa Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Variety 22 Nov 1999 Page: 83, 96
Title: FILM REVIEWSAuthor: MCCARTHY, Todd Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Empire n126 December 1999 Pages: 46-47
Title: Future filmsArticle type: PreviewLanguage: English
In: Cinefantastique v31 n9 December 1999 Pages: 30-31
Title: TOY STORY 2Author: FRENCH, Lawrence Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: John Lasseter talks about working on TOY STORY 2.
In: Premiere v13 n1 September 1999 Page: 68
Title: Toy story 2Article type: Short ArticleLanguage: English
Description: On the production of TOY STORY 2.
In: The Hollywood Reporter v352 n16 28 Apr 1998 Page: 30
Title: Films in productionAuthor: FUSON, Brian Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
Author: SMITH, Susan Pages: vi, 248 pages
Title: Pixar with Lacan: the hysteric's guide to animation
Author: Rösing, Lilian Munk Pages: 181 pages
Title: Toy Story films: an animated journey
Author: SOLOMON, Charles Pages: 191 pages
Title: Seeing things: from Shakespeare to Pixar
Author: ACKERMAN, Alan Pages: x, 169 pages
Date: 1999 (Copyright)Country: USADirector: John Lasseter
Production company billing: ©Disney Enterprises Inc/Pixar Animation Studios Walt Disney Pictures presents a Pixar Animation Studios film author: Pixar Talking Pictures Dolby digital surround EX/SDDS/Digital DTS sound In Colour Prints by Technicolor MPAA: 37044
Synopsis: Follow-up to the original computer-animated story. Whilst his boy owner is at summer camp, a favourite toy, Woody the Cowboy is bought by an unscrupulous collector intent on selling him as part of a complete set of `Woody's Roundup' TV characters to a Japanese Museum. The toy's friends set about rescuing him.Synopsis: Animation. Andy goes off to summer camp and the toys are left to their own devices. An obsessive toy collector, Al McWhiggin, kidnaps Woody to complete his set of Woody memorabilia - so that he can sell the whole set to a Japanese museum - and it's up to Buzz Lightyear, Mr Potato Head, Slinky Dog, Rex and Hamm to rescue him.
Genre: Animation
Credits
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Co-director: Lee Unkrich, Ash Brannon, ©: Inc. Disney Enterprises, Pixar Animation Studios, Presented by: Walt Disney Pictures, Executive Producer: Sarah Mcarthur, [Executive Producer]: Steven Jobs, Producer: Helene Plotkin, Producer: Karen Robert Jackson, Production Manager: Graham Walters, Production Office Co-ordinator: A.J. Riebli, Director of Computer Operations: Greg Brandeau, Post-production Supervisor: Paul Cichocki, Senior Mgr of Editorial/Post-production: Bill Kinder, Casting: Ruth Lambert, Casting: Mary Hidalgo, Casting (Additional ADR Voice): Mickie Mcgowan, Screenplay: Andrew Stanton, Screenplay: Rita Hsiao, Screenplay: Doug Chamberlin, Screenplay: Chris Webb, Original Story: John Lasseter, Original Story: Pete Docter, Original Story: Ash Brannon, Andrew Stanton, Story Supervisor: Dan Jeup, Joe Ranft, Additional Story Material: Dan Jeup, Additional Story Material: Jeff Pidgeon, Additional Story Material: Joe Ranft, Additional Story Material: Lee Unkrich, Additional Story Material: Jim Capobianco, Additional Story Material: Colin Brady, Additional Story Material: Jimmy Hayward, Additional Story Material: Steve Boyett, Additional Story Material: Elias Davis, Additional Story Material: David Pollock, David Reynolds, Story Artist: Jim Capobianco, Story Artist: David Fulp, Story Artist: Matthew Luhn, Story Artist: Ken Mitchroney, Story Artist: Max Brace, Story Artist: Jill Culton, Story Artist: Rob Gibbs, Story Artist: Jason Katz, Story Artist: Bud Luckey, Story Artist: Ricky Nierva, Story Artist: Sanjay Patel, Story Artist: Bob Peterson, Story Artist: Jeff Pidgeon, Story Artist: Jan Pinkava, Story Artist: Bobby Podesta, Story Artist: Nathan Stanton, Mark A. Walsh, Additional Storyboarding: Don Dougherty, Additional Storyboarding: Davey Crockett Feiten, Additional Storyboarding: Stephen Gregory, Additional Storyboarding: Kirk Hanson, Additional Storyboarding: Steven Hunter, Additional Storyboarding: Charles Keagle, Additional Storyboarding: Jorgen Klubien, Additional Storyboarding: Angus MacLane, Additional Storyboarding: Max Martinez, Additional Storyboarding: Jon Mead, Additional Storyboarding: Floyd Norman, Additional Storyboarding: Karen Prell, Additional Storyboarding: John Ramirez, Tasha Wedeen, Story Department Manager: Renee Jensen, Susan E. Levin, Story Department Co-ordinator: Lee Cruikshank, Director of Photography: Sharon Calahan, Camera Department Manager: Perrin Cutting, Camera Supervisor: Louis Rivera, Camera Software/Engineering: John Hee, Camera Software/Engineering: Soo Lee, Camera Software/Engineering: Matthew Martin, Drew TTV Rogge, Camera Technician: Don Conway, Jeff Wan, Lighting Department Manager: Terry McQueen, Molly Naughton, Lighting Department Co-ordinator: Tom Kim, Master Lighting: Lauren Alpert, Master Lighting: Cho Jun Han, Master Lighting: Cynthia Dueltgen, Master Lighting: Danielle Feinberg, Master Lighting: Deborah R. Fowler, Master Lighting: Christian Hoffman, Master Lighting: Jesse Hollander, Master Lighting: Rob Jensen, Master Lighting: Ann Lacaze, Master Lighting: Ken Lao, Master Lighting: Joyce Powell, Kimberly White, Lighting Supervisor: Jean-Claude Kalache, Modelling/Shading Co-ordinator: Mark Nielsen, Vanessa Ross, Modelling Artist: Mark Adams, Modelling Artist: Paul Aichele, Modelling Artist: Lauren Alpert, Modelling Artist: Stephanie Andrews, Modelling Artist: James Bancroft, Modelling Artist: Lawrence D. Cutler, Modelling Artist: Ruieta Dasilva, Modelling Artist: Cynthia Dueltgen, Modelling Artist: Damir Frkovic, Modelling Artist: Christian Hoffman, Modelling Artist: Rob Jensen, Modelling Artist: Stephen King, Modelling Artist: Michael Krummhoefener, Modelling Artist: Kelly O'Connell, Modelling Artist: Eileen O'Neill, Modelling Artist: Guido Quaroni, Modelling Artist: Dale Ruffolo, Modelling Artist: Don Schreiter, Modelling Artist: Gary Schultz, Modelling Artist: Skeggi Thormar, Patrick Wilson, Modelling Supervisor: Eben Ostby, CG Painter: Randy Berrett, CG Painter: Robin Cooper, CG Painter: Yvonne Herbst, CG Painter: Glenn Kim, Laura Phillips, Supervising Animator: Glenn McQueen, Directing Animator: Kyle Balda, Dylan Brown, Animation Department Co-ordinator: David Orecklin, Animation Manager: Jenny Head, Kori Rae, Animator: Nicolas Alan Barillaro, Animator: Stephen Barnes, Animator: Bobby Beck, Animator: Michael Berenstein, Animator: Ash Brannon, Animator: Jennifer Cha, Animator: Scott Clark, Animator: Brett Coderre, Animator: Melanie CØrdan, Animator: Tim Crawfurd, Animator: David Devan, Animator: Mark Farquhar, Animator: Ike Feldman, Animator: Andrew Gordon, Animator: Stephen Gregory, Animator: Jimmy Hayward, Animator: Tim Hittle, Animator: Steven Hunter, Animator: Ethan Hurd, Animator: John Kahrs, Animator: Nancy Kato, Animator: Patty Kihm, Animator: Karen Kiser, Animator: Shawn Krause, Animator: Bob Koch, Animator: Peter Lepeniotis, Animator: Wendell Lee, Animator: Angus MacLane, Animator: Dan Mason, Animator: Jon Mead, Animator: Billy Merritt, Animator: Karyn Metlen, Animator: Valerie Mih, Animator: James Ford Murphy, Animator: Peter Nash, Animator: Mark Oftedal, Animator: Michael Parks, Animator: Bret Parker, Animator: Sanjay Patel, Animator: Bobby Podesta, Animator: Jeff Pratt, Animator: Karen Prell, Animator: Brett Pulliam, Animator: Rich Quade, Animator: Mike Quinn, Animator: Roger Rose, Animator: Robert H. Russ, Animator: Gini Cruz Santos, Animator: Anthony Scott, Animator: Alan Sperling, Animator: Ross Stevenson, Animator: Doug Sheppeck, Animator: Doug Sweetland, Animator: David Tart, Animator: Warren Trezevant, Animator: Mark A. Walsh, Animator: Tasha Wedeen, Animator: Adam Wood, Animator: Christina Yim, Animator: Kureha Yokoo, Fix Animator: Paul Mendoza, Andrea Schultz, Animation Fix Co-ordinator: Jenni Tsoi, Anim Software Development (Director): Darwyn Peachey, Anim Software Development (Team Leader): Tony Derose, Anim Software Development (Team Leader): Kurt Fleischer, Anim Software Development (Team Leader): Peter Nye, Anim Software Development (Team Leader): Arun Rao, Wayne Wooten, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): John Alex, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Brad Andalman, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): David Baraff, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Ronen Barzel, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Malcolm Blanchard, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Mike Cancilla, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Bena Currin, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Thomas Hahn, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Kitt Hirasaki, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Jisup Hong, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Michael B. Johnson, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Steve Johnson, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Michael Kass, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Chris King, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Eric Lebel, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Bruce Perens, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Chris Perry, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): John Singh Pottebaum, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Sudeep Rangaswamy, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Drew TTV Rogge, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Michael Shantzis, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Heidi Stettner, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Robert W. Sumner, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Dirk Van Gelder, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Karon Weber, Anim Software Development (S Engineer): Andy Witkin, Audrey Wong, Rendering S'ware Development (Director): Anthony A. Apodaca, Rendering S'ware Development (SEngineer): Phil Beffrey, Rendering S'ware Development (SEngineer): Sam 'Penguin' Black, Rendering S'ware Development (SEngineer): Loren Carpenter, Rendering S'ware Development (SEngineer): Rob Cook, Rendering S'ware Development (SEngineer): Tom Duff, Rendering S'ware Development (SEngineer): Larry Gritz, Rendering S'ware Development (SEngineer): David Laur, Rendering S'ware Development (SEngineer): Dan Lyke, Rendering S'ware Development (SEngineer): Shaun Oborn, Rendering S'ware Development (SEngineer): Matt Pharr, Rendering S'ware Development (SEngineer): Tien Truong, Rendering S'ware Development (SEngineer): Mark Vandewettering, Eric Veach, Rendering Supervisor: Don Schreiter, Effects Department Manager: Kelly T. Peters, Effects Technical Artist: John B. Anderson, Effects Technical Artist: Lawrence D. Cutler, Effects Technical Artist: Lisa Forssell, Effects Technical Artist: Michael Fu, Effects Technical Artist: Leo Hourvitz, Effects Technical Artist: Jeffrey Jay, Effects Technical Artist: Ewan Johnson, Effects Technical Artist: Stephen King, Effects Technical Artist: Bill Polson, Effects Technical Artist: Guido Quaroni, Brad Winemiller, Additional Effects: David Baraff, Additional Effects: Andrew Kinney, Additional Effects: Brian M. Rosen, Additional Effects: Eliot Smyrl, Andy Witkin, Layout Supervisor: Rikki Cleland-Hura, Ewan Johnson, Layout Department Manager: Molly Naughton, Layout Department Co-ordinator: Heather Field, Sequence Lead: Shawn Brennan, Sequence Lead: Jeremy Lasky, Sequence Lead: Patrick Lin, Gregg Olsson, Senior Layout Artist: Craig Good, Layout Artist: Robert Anderson, Layout Artist: Wade Childress, Layout Artist: Roman Figun, Layout Artist: Craig Mcgillivray, Layout Artist: Stephen Moros, Layout Artist: Mark Sanford, Layout Artist: Adam Schnitzer, Layout Artist: Derek Williams, Additional Layout: Stephanie Andrews, Additional Layout: Christine Z. Chang, Additional Layout: Kevin Edwards, Additional Layout: Ross Stevenson, Matt Uhry, Layout/Set Dressing TD: Brad Winemiller, Daniel Campbell, Editor: Edie Bleiman, Editor: David Ian Salter, Editor: Lee Unkrich, Second Editor: Robert Grahamjones, Additional Editing: James Austin Stewart, Additional Editing: Ken Schretzmann, Additional Editing: Richard Halsey, Mildred Iatrou, Editorial Co-ordinator: Anne Pia, Editorial Department Manager: Lindsey Collins, Production Designer: William Cone, Production Designer: Jim Pearson, Art Department Co-ordinator: Jen Kinavey, Art Department Manager: Matt White, Shading Supervisor: Brad West, Art Director - Shading: Bryn Imagire, Shading Artist: John B. Anderson, Shading Artist: David Batte, Shading Artist: Kirk Bowers, Shading Artist: Kevin Edwards, Shading Artist: Mark Fontana, Shading Artist: Michael Fu, Shading Artist: Larry Gritz, Shading Artist: Ben Jordan, Shading Artist: Michael R. King, Shading Artist: Stephen King, Shading Artist: Andrew Kinney, Shading Artist: Ana Lacaze, Shading Artist: Daniel Mccoy, Shading Artist: Eileen O'Neill, Shading Artist: Keith Olenick, Shading Artist: John Singh Pottebaum, Shading Artist: Mitch Prater, Shading Artist: Guido Quaroni, Shading Artist: Brian M. Rosen, Shading Artist: Steve Upstill, Shading Artist: David Valdez, John Warren, Additional Modelling/Shading: Michael Fong, Additional Modelling/Shading: Patrick James, Additional Modelling/Shading: Steve May, Additional Modelling/Shading: Steve Mcgrath, Additional Modelling/Shading: Tim Milliron, Additional Modelling/Shading: Cynthia 'Kiki' Pettit, James Rose, Human Team Lead TD: Lisa Forssell, Mitch Prater, Human Modelling/Shading Team: Jason Bickerstaff, Human Modelling/Shading Team: Lawrence D. Cutler, Human Modelling/Shading Team: Mark Fontana, Human Modelling/Shading Team: Ben Jordan, Human Modelling/Shading Team: Leo Hourvitz, Human Modelling/Shading Team: Sonoko Konishi, Human Modelling/Shading Team: Michael Krummhoefener, Human Modelling/Shading Team: Guido Quaroni, Human Modelling/Shading Team: John Warren, Human Modelling/Shading Team: Kimberly White, Adam Woodbury, Sketch Artist: Randy Berrett, Sketch Artist: Mark Holmes, Sketch Artist: Dan Lee, Sketch Artist: Nathaniel McLaughlin, Sketch Artist: Paul Mica, Sketch Artist: Laura Phillips, Sketch Artist: Jeff Sangalli, Sketch Artist: Gary Schultz, Bud Thon, Set Dressing Supervisor: David Eisenmann, Sculptures: Norm Decarlo, Sculptures: Jerome Ranft, New Character Designs: Randy Berrett, New Character Designs: Ash Brannon, New Character Designs: Colin Brady, New Character Designs: Jill Culton, New Character Designs: Dan Lee, New Character Designs: Bud Luckey, New Character Designs: Nathaniel McLaughlin, New Character Designs: Ken Mitchroney, Jim Pearson, Visual Development: Sean Hargreaves, Visual Development: Dave Gordon, Harley Jessup, Title Design: Susan Bradley, Optical Titles: Buena Vista Imaging, Music: Randy Newman, Orchestrations: Jonathan Sacks, Orchestrations: Ira Hearshen, Orchestrations: Randy Newman, Additional Arrangements: Bruno Coon, Executive Music Producer: Chris Montan, Music Production Director: Andrew Page, Music Production Manager: Tom Macdougall, Music Production Co-ordinator: Deniece Larocca, Supervising Music Editor: Bruno Coon, Music Editor: Lisa Jaime, Temp Music Editor: David Slusser, Barney Jones, Music Recordist/Mixer: Frank Wolf, Additional [Music] Recording: Greg Reely, Sound Design: Gary Rydstrom, Sound Supervisor: Gary Rydstrom, Sound Supervisor: Tom Myers, Additional Dialogue Recording: Bob Baron, Additional Dialogue Recording: Bill Higley, Additional Dialogue Recording: John Mcgleenan, Brian Reed, Re-recording Mixer: Gary Rydstrom, Gary Summers, Original Dialogue Mixer: Doc Kane, Re-recordist: Ronald G. Roumas, Mix Technician: Jürgen Scharpf, Juan Peralta, Supervising Sound Editor: Michael Silvers, Temp Sound Editor: Rona Michele, Sound Effects Editor: Teresa Eckton, Sound Effects Editor: Shannon Mills, Foley Artist: Dennie Thorpe, Foley Artist: Jana Vance, Foley Recordist: Frank 'Pepe' Merel, Foley Mixer: Tony Eckert, Foley Editor: Mary Helen Leasman, Foley Editor: Susan Sanford, Supervising Technical Director: Galyn Susman, Technical Director (Associate): Oren Jacob, Larry Aupperle
Cast
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Tom Hanks (voice of Woody), Tim Allen (voice of Buzz Lightyear), Joan Cusack (voice of Jessie), Kelsey Grammer (voice of Stinky Pete the Prospector), Don Rickles (voice of Mr Potato Head), Jim Varney (voice of Slinky Dog), Wallace Shawn (voice of Rex), John Ratzenberger (voice of Hamm), Annie Potts (voice of Bo Peep), Wayne Knight (voice of Al McWhiggin), John Morris (voice of Andy), Laurie Metcalf (voice of Andy's mom), Estelle Harris (voice of Mrs Potato Head), R. Lee Ermey (voice of Sarge), Jodi Benson (voice of Barbie), Jonathan Harris (voice of The Cleaner), Joe Ranft (voice of Wheezy), Andrew Stanton (voice of Emperor Zurg), Jeff Pidgeon (voice of aliens), Jack Angel, Bob Bergen, Mary Kay Bergman, Sheryl Bernstein, Rodger Bumpass, Corey Burton, Rachel Davey, Debi Derryberry, Jessica Evans, Bill Farmer, Pat Fraley, Jess Harnell, John Lasseter, Nicolette Little, Sherry Lynn, Mickie Mcgowan (additional voice), Andi Peters (additional voice of baggage handler), Jeff Pidgeon, Phil Proctor, Jan Rabson, Carly Schroeder, Madylin Sweeten, Hannah Unkrich, Lee Unkrich (additional voice), David Foley ([voice of Flik in outtakes]), Joe Ranft ([voice of Heimlich in outtakes])
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In: Empire n239 May 2009 Pages: 152-153Title: The top 10: Cartoon songsAuthor: OSMOND, Andrew Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Briefly lists and critiques the ten best songs from cartoon and animated features.
In: Empire n244 October 2009 Pages: 96-105
Title: Pixar on PixarAuthor: JOLIN, Dan Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: John Lasseter, Andrew Stanton, Pete Docter and Brad Bird discuss the films they have made at Pixar and how over the course of ten films the animation company has grown in success.
In: Screen International n1543 7 Apr 2006 Page: 19
Title: Stone Age vs Ice AgeAuthor: KAY, Jeremy Article type: NoteLanguage: English
Description: Briefly details the North American box-office performance of BASIC INSTINCT 2, ICE AGE 2: THE MELTDOWN and BRICK at their release. Plus a table giving opening weekend and total gross revenues of all-time animated openings.
In: Screen International n1563 15 Sep 2006 Pages: 15-17
Title: Summer 2006: How was if for you?Author: MITCHELL, Robert Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Analyses the Summer 2006 international box-office of The DA VINCI CODE, X-MEN: THE LAST STAND, SUPERMAN RETURNS, The LAD Y IN THE WATER, CARS, OVER THE HEDGE, GARFIELD 2, TOY STORY 2, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN'S CHEST, TOKYO DRIFT.
In: Empire n201 March 2006 Pages: 77-88,90-101
Title: 201 Greatest movies of all timeArticle type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: A listing of the top two hundred and one films as chosen by the reader's of Empire magazine. With comments by actors and filmmaker's.
In: Film Review n664 December 2005 Page: 119
Title: Toy Story 1 & 2 Special EditionAuthor: KEMPSTER, Grant Article type: DVD ReviewLanguage: English
In: Screen Finance v17 n23 15 Dec 2004 Page: 6
Title: European cartoons account for 9% of EU admissionsAuthor: ADLER, Tim Article type: Short ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Table show European animation production budgets (Euro mil.) and top 10 animated films in Europe, 1999-2003 (European and US admissions).
In: Screen v43 n3 Autumn 2002 Pages: 293-314
Title: To infinity and beyond: assessing the technological...Author: MOSZKOWICZ, Julia Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: An examination of CGI and the tendency to see it as purely reflecting reality in a more and more impressive way. Account should be taken of a pre-existing aesthetic under- standing by both animator and audience.
In: Film Review n601 January 2001 Page: 87
Title: Toy story 2Author: RICHARDSON, David Article type: DVD ReviewLanguage: English
In: Film Review vSpec. n34 Year book 2001 Page: 116
Title: Toy story 2Author: CARO, Jason Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Total Film n38 March 2000 Pages: 59-64
Title: Toys Will Be ToysAuthor: CHANCE, Julian Article type: Prod. ReportLanguage: English
In: StarBurst n259 March 2000 Pages: 12-15
Title: Toys' BrigadeAuthor: BRETT, Anwar Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: John Lasseter, Ash Brannon and Lee Unkrich talk about their work on TOY STORY 2.
In: StarBurst n259 March 2000 Page: 62
Title: MOVIE REVIEWSAuthor: JONES, Alan Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Film Tutti i Film della Stagione n44 Mar/Apr 2000 Page: 17
Title: [Film Tutti i Film della Stagione - n44 Mar/Apr 2000: no known title]Article type: CreditsLanguage: Italian
In: Screen International n1246 18 Feb 2000 Page: 42
Title: What the critics say in... FRANCEAuthor: DUBOIS, Julien Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
Description: Critics' reviews of AMERICAN BEAUTY and TOY STORY 2 in France.
In: Film Score Monthly v5 n1 January 2000 Page: 37
Title: ScoreAuthor: [J.S.] Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Soundtrack review for TOY STORY 2, music composed by Randy Newman.
In: Télérama n2612 2 Feb 2000 Page: 49
Title: Toy Story 2Author: LOISEAU, Jean-Claude Article type: CreditsLanguage: French
In: Film Ireland n75 Apr/May 2000 Pages: 24-27
Title: Toys r himAuthor: LENNON, Elaine Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: John Lasseter talks about his work, particularly TOY STORY 2.
In: Premiere v14 n3 November 2000 Page: 105
Title: Toy story 2Author: C.K. Article type: Video ReviewLanguage: English
In: Plateau v21 n1 2000 Pages: 26-28 [In English]
Title: Toy Story 2: to infinity and beyondAuthor: NEUTTIENS, Tom Article type: InterviewLanguage: Dutch
Description: Interview with Ash Brannon on TOY STORY 2.
In: Sight and Sound v10 n3 March 2000 Pages: 56-57
Title: ReviewsAuthor: NEWMAN, Kim Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Cinefantastique v31 n10 February 2000 Pages: 56-57
Title: TOY STORY 2Author: FRENCH, Lawrence Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: The background to the decision to make TOY STORY 2 a movie sequel rather than a straight-to-video sequel.
In: Premiere n275 January 2000 Page: 51
Title: TOY STORY 2Author: JAUBERTY, Christian Article type: ReviewLanguage: French
In: Premiere n275 January 2000 Pages: 98-101
Title: IMMENSEMENT COOL!Author: KATELAN, Jean-Yves Article type: InterviewLanguage: French
Description: John Lasseter talks about his work, particlularly TOY STORY 2.
In: Positif n469 March 2000 Pages: 43-44
Title: Toy Story 2: Épisode 2, le suicide fantômeAuthor: DAHAN, Yannick Article type: CreditsLanguage: French
In: Sight and Sound v10 n12 December 2000 Page: 63
Title: DVDArticle type: NoteLanguage: English
Description: A note on the UK DVD release.
In: StarBurst n258 February 2000 Pages: 14-15
Title: [StarBurst - n258 February 2000: no known title]Author: READING, John Article type: InterviewLanguage: English
Description: Tim Allen talks about working on GALAXY QUEST and TOY STORY 2.
In: Film Review n591 March 2000 Pages: 54-58
Title: The toys are back!Author: ROBERTS, Dave Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: On the success of Pixar, and Tim Allen on TOY STORY 2.
In: Empire n138 Decmber 2000 Page: 152
Title: Remote control: video to buyAuthor: KENNEDY, Colin Article type: Video ReviewLanguage: English
In: Empire n130 April 2000 Page: 152
Title: SoundtracksAuthor: [NJ] Article type: Short ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Soundtrack review.
In: Empire n130 April 2000 Page: 64
Title: The brainArticle type: Short ArticleLanguage: English
Description: An explanation of what 'digital projection' means. TOY STORY 2 is the first film to be shown digitally.
In: Cinefex n81 April 2000 Pages: 31-34,39-40,127-130
Title: Beyond Andy's roomAuthor: SHAY, Estelle Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: On TOY STORY 2 and the special effects for the film, using the latest advances in animation technology. Looks at the characters, the sets and background, the operation of dust, and so on.
In: Empire n129 March 2000 Pages: 10-11
Title: New filmsAuthor: WESTBROOK, Caroline Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Empire n129 March 2000 Page: 43
Title: Reel news: Toy Story take 2Article type: Short ArticleLanguage: English
Description: On the decision to include "outtakes" in TOY STORY 2.
In: Empire n129 March 2000 Pages: 68-74
Title: Toys r sussed!Author: FREER, Ian Article type: InterviewLanguage: English
Description: Illustrated interview with director John Lasseter who discusses the making of TOY STORY 2.
In: Film Review October 1999 Page: 39
Title: Toy story 2Author: CALCUTT, Ian Article type: Short ArticleLanguage: English
Description: On the production of TOY STORY 2.
In: Entertainment Weekly n515 3 Dec 1999 Page: 72
Title: Second that emotionAuthor: SCHWARZBAUM, Lisa Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Variety 22 Nov 1999 Page: 83, 96
Title: FILM REVIEWSAuthor: MCCARTHY, Todd Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Empire n126 December 1999 Pages: 46-47
Title: Future filmsArticle type: PreviewLanguage: English
In: Cinefantastique v31 n9 December 1999 Pages: 30-31
Title: TOY STORY 2Author: FRENCH, Lawrence Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: John Lasseter talks about working on TOY STORY 2.
In: Premiere v13 n1 September 1999 Page: 68
Title: Toy story 2Article type: Short ArticleLanguage: English
Description: On the production of TOY STORY 2.
In: The Hollywood Reporter v352 n16 28 Apr 1998 Page: 30
Title: Films in productionAuthor: FUSON, Brian Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
Books held in BFI Reuben Library
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Title: Toy Story: how Pixar reinvented the animated featureAuthor: SMITH, Susan Pages: vi, 248 pages
Title: Pixar with Lacan: the hysteric's guide to animation
Author: Rösing, Lilian Munk Pages: 181 pages
Title: Toy Story films: an animated journey
Author: SOLOMON, Charles Pages: 191 pages
Title: Seeing things: from Shakespeare to Pixar
Author: ACKERMAN, Alan Pages: x, 169 pages