Pixar Wanted Riley’s Character in ‘Inside Out 2’ to Appear ‘Less Gay’ — Report
Pixar sources in a report in IGN claimed 'Inside Out 2' received continuous notes to make the film's main character Riley ...
This Year's Breakout Pixar Sequel Is Killing the Competition on Streaming
Thankfully, her old emotions were ready to save the day in one of the most heartfelt stories Pixar has produced in recent ...
Disney Animation Boss Steps Down to Focus on ‘Frozen’ Sequels
Walt Disney Animation Studios is replacing Jennifer Lee, its chief creative officer, after an uneven six-year tenure.
‘Directing at Disney’ Book from Pixar’s Pete Docter Uncovers the Directors Behind Walt’s Animated Classics
Pixar's Pete Docter and Disney historian Don Peri tell IndieWire about their new book on how the role of directors evolved ...
Pixar’s ‘Inside Out 2 was a slap in the face for LGBT+ Disney fans
A new report on the making of the Pixar hit has claimed that Disney executives demanded the teenage protagonist be made ‘less gay’. It shouldn’t come as a surprise, writes . When it comes to queer ...
Animated Films Dominate the Box Office, So Why Aren’t Their Directors Allowed Into the DGA?
Animation is breaking box office records, so why aren't the directors of those films allowed in the directors guild of ...
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The history of Pixar’s short films
When Pixar was created and part of Lucasfilm Ltd., an employee named John Lasseter decided to experiment with animation and ...
Ex-Pixar Employees Say Executives Repeatedly Asked to Make Inside Out 2 “Less Gay”
Speaking anonymously to IGN, laid-off Pixar employees say that higher-ups wanted the movie to “avoid LGBTQ themes.” ...
Putt around this 18-hole mini golf course with these famous Pixar characters
Some of Pixar’s biggest stars are hitting the mini links in Long Beach and you can join them for a round of 18-hole golf in ...
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Inside Out 2 success overshadows Pixar layoffs, crunch culture concerns emerge
Despite Inside Out 2's record success, former Pixar employees reveal struggles with layoffs and crunch during production.
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Pixar's Pete Docter Doesn't Know Where Cinema is Going Either
Even after a $1.6B hit, the animation giant's creative leader tells me over avo toast how he worries about 'problematic' AI ...