Filmmakers Reflect - Toy Story
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- čas přidán 26. 06. 2021
- A featurette from the bonus features of Toy Story, as found on the DVD or Blu-Ray releases of the film. The video features John Lasseter, Pete Doctor, Andrew Stanton and the late Joe Ranft as they reflect on the creation of Toy Story, the films history and its legacy years after.
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Man, it's so surreal seeing Joe Ranft in something right before he died
Exactly pal, he was a co director and head of story on Cars 1 which was his final film credit 😔😔😔
The guy's resume is something else. Disney Renaissance, Brave Little Toaster, Tim Burton then finally Pixar.
I know, right? It's so sad!
No it isn't, he was involved in the first two Toy Story movies and even voiced a couple of characters in them : Lenny the binoculars, and the talking squeeze toy penguin Wheezy.
@@zaryalace7475 while BLT became a non-disney classic gem, Toy Story and TNBC were honorably part of the Disney Renaissance glory beyond the innovation
Joe Ranft toasting to “let’s meet in the next ten years” hurts so much
only to be most likely meeting without him afterwards and now dreaming about him I suppose
The Classic Pixar crew
Look at that. The original Brain Trust Team of Pixar, all in the same hallway, and the last recording of them together since Joe Ranft passed away a few months after this.
Rest In Peace to the Heart & Soul of Pixar.🙏
The chemistry of Pixar will probably never be seen again in Hollywood. Top to bottom the studio was filled with imaginative people trying to make the best possible movies. Everyone had a voice, which allowed the best ideas to come from unexpected sources. Storytelling was the magic at Pixar and they worked tirelessly until it was just right. The groundbreaking visuals were just the icing on top because they knew none of that would matter if the characters and story didn’t work.
MISS JOE RANFT (PISCES) (THE FISH) EVERY SINGLE DAY
Watching how these guys just speak to each other shows why Pixar had such a great run as they did. I get the same vibe as the South Park guys with this. In tune with each other, getting to the point of what is a good story/makes them laugh or cry. People who can argue, be critical, but still come back together or hang out like this are just going to make a better movie or TV show period. The chemistry/friendship shines in the finished product. It's a shame they are split now, for many different reasons. I feel like John worked and acted better when he was checked by his buds, especially Joe Ranft (RIP), and Andrew and Pete worked better as a team, and not doing other jobs that weren't story. I wish Andrew Stanton would come back to animation, it's his real talent. Finding Nemo and WALL-E are two of the best films ever made. These guys are legends, I hope they know that. These guys and The Simpsons crew changed U.S. animation forever.
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LOL 😂
This was Joe Ranft's last footage/video before his death in an car accident in 2005, His last character that can speak in Cars is Jerry Recycled Batteries since Red does not have any speaking role
I believe this whole thing was shot just a couple weeks before his death
@@superjackster0165 no it was actually 4-6 months prior.
@@natehausmann7627 Oh dear 😔😔😔
That Car-acter that Joe Ranft played was actually named Peterbilt.
Like John Ratzenberger Joe Ranft had a role in every single PIXAR Film before he died.
1. Lenny The Binoculars in Toy Story (1995).
2. Heimlich the caterpillar in A Bug's Life (1998). Joe's son Jordy Ranft is the voice of one of the Ant Boys who picks on Dot.
3. Wheezy the Penguin and Heimlich the caterpillar in Toy Story 2 (1999). Lenny The Binoculars appears in the film but doesn't talk.
4. Pete Claws Ward Scarer in Monsters Inc (2001). Joe's daughter Sophia Ranft is the voice of Baby Smitty the monster who bites Mike's hand and appears as Boo in the company play Put That Thing Back Where It Came From. One of the scarers on the floor is named after Joe Ranft called JJ Ranft.
5. Jacques The Shrimp in Finding Nemo (2003). Joe's son Jordy Ranft is the voice of Tad the obnoxous Butterfly Fish who Nemo becomes friends with.
6. One of Syndrom's Guards in The Incredibles (2004).
7. Red The Firetruck and Jerry The Peterbelt in Cars (2006). Joe's final performances before he died unexpectidly in a car crash in 2005.
Andrew Stanton was really the VOICE of Pixar as much as John Lasseter in many ways. Not only writing directing Finding Nemo but having involvement in all of the Toy Story films.
Considering how Lasseter is a terrible person, it's the other employees that made Pixar a one of a kind studio!!!
@@danielgudinojuarez6729 lol, without Lasseter there would be no Pixar.
That’s why they should’ve had Stanton be the new CCO but don’t get me wrong Pete Doctor is also great
So was Pete
As well as the company's best story man.
R.I.P. Joe ranft. your legacy will always be remembered with your acting skills, and your perfecto Directing Skills. If ever did that Honda never dropped 130ft into the navaro river. 😖😭
The realization that I was two when this was filmed
I was four years old at the time.
It's closer to a fairytale than they would like to admit, all good stories are.
IM PIXARS #1 FAN THEY CAN DO NO WRONG
Joe die in a car accidet in 2005