Hanks, who is currently starring in " Elvis," was asked by CinemaBlend what it is like having a film in theaters opposite "Lightyear." " I actually wanted to go head-to-head with Tim Allen and then they didn’t let Tim Allen do it. Why Pixar's 'Lightyear' has a same-sex kiss and not an 'awkward handhold' between queer characters Tom Hanks questions why Tim Allen isn't voicing Buzz in 'Lightyear' and Woody's absence But with every passing session, you find a little more comfort and before you know it, you are incorporating your physicality and that would inform the deliveries." You're so focused on your voice, it almost would rest every other part of my body. "At the beginning, I almost felt like a deer in the headlights," he recalled. It took a while, however, for Evans to find the right voice-acting mojo. "The reason we're doing this movie is because Tim Allen made such an iconic impact," Evans told USA TODAY shortly before the June 17 premiere of "Lightyear." "Not only would you be a fool to not take his interpretation because it worked so well, but the truth is this character is in fact the human version of that toy, so there does need to be overlap in terms of their cadence and nature." 'Lightyear spoilers!: How 'Star Wars' almost changed that huge Pixar reveal, end-credits scene Chris Evans talks being inspired by Tim Allen, carving out a new Buzz It's a wonderful story, it just doesn't seem to have any connection to the toy." "Really, Hanks and I, well, there's really no 'Toy Story' Buzz without Woody," he said.Īddressing the plot, the actor said, "This was done in 1997, it seemed to be a big adventure story and, as I see, ('Lightyear' is) not a big adventure story. The "Home Improvement" alum also criticized the film for not having a Woody character. When they said they were doing a live-action, that it would mean real humans, not an animated thing," Allen continued. This is a whole new team that really had nothing to do with the first movies," he said to Extra on June 29. "The brass that did the first four movies is not (involved). 'To Infinity and beyond!': How ‘Lightyear’ gives Buzz’s signature quote from ‘Toy Story’ new emotional heft Tim Allen addresses why he's not the voice of Buzz in 'Lightyear'Īllen revealed that the idea of a Buzz spinoff was discussed with him in the past, but it never came to fruition. When Buzz Lightyear (voiced by Chris Evans) says "To infinity and beyond" in "Lightyear," it means something deeper than what his "Toy Story" counterpart spouted.
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