The two toys have to eventually "put aside their differences" once they are separated from Andy in the movie. Directed by John Lasseter, "Toy Story" became one of the highest-grossing films of 1995.

John Lasseter, Ousted From Pixar in #MeToo Wave, Finds New Hollywood Home Mr. Lasseter, who resigned from Disney in June after complaints about unwanted touching, will build Skydance Animation.

John Lasseter, Ousted From Pixar in #MeToo Wave, Finds New Hollywood Home Mr. Lasseter, who resigned from Disney in June after complaints about unwanted touching, will build Skydance Animation.

In addition to Lasseter, producers are David Ellison, Dana Goldberg and David Eisenmann. Check out my video review above with scenes from the film. Do you plan to see Luck? Let us know what you think ...

Lasseter thrived at CalArts, where he studied alongside classmates Brad Bird, Tim Burton and John Musker. While there, he won two Student Academy Awards — and he remains the only two-time winner ...

Lasseter, 61, was on what Disney described as a six-month “sabbatical”; in an October memo to staff announcing the leave, he had acknowledged unspecified “missteps.” ...

John Lasseter, 60, has taken a leave of absence from Pixar due to unspecified “missteps” that made some of Pixar’s employees “feel disrespected or uncomfortable.” ...

Artist Rights John Lasseter Tells Skydance Employees That He Wants To Tell Stories About Women According to a new report, John Lasseter is seeing a therapist to help him understand unconscious bias.

Now that John Lasseter has stepped away from the animation studio he built, following allegations of misconduct, it’s time to take a second look at his boys’-club legacy. John Lasseter is one ...

Lasseter left Disney soon after, and Smith and Catmull pounced on the chance to hire him. Because Lucas didn’t want his computer scientists to make movies, they gave Lasseter the title “user ...

Lasseter is already planning other hand-drawn projects at Disney Animation. “Rapunzel,” due out in 2010, will be CG, but the 2011 take on “Winnie the Pooh” could go either way.