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Tim Allen Praises ‘Toy Story 5’ Script, Hints At Focus On Kids And Their Screens

by Peace A

Published May 2, 2025

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Tim Allen knows how to keep a secret, but he also knows how to drop just enough hints to get fans talking. While promoting his stand-up tour, the voice behind Buzz Lightyear revealed that Toy Story 5 isn’t just another return to the past, it’s a new story that might just make Jessie the real star.

Allen shared that Woody and Buzz will once again work together, but this time, Jessie is getting more of the spotlight. “It’s a lot about Jessie,” he said. He also teased an exciting opening scene involving “Buzz Lightyears” — yes, plural. That small clue has sparked many online guesses about what’s coming next.

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The story will explore the dynamics between kids and their screens and how it affects the toys

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Unlike the earlier films, which focused on friendship and finding purpose, Toy Story 5 seems to be turning the spotlight on something very current: the relationship between kids and their screens. A first-look image shows Bonnie locked onto her tablet while her toys watch helplessly. It’s a clear sign that the story will explore how toys deal with being ignored in a tech-driven world.

Tim Allen has been vocal about the quality of the script. He told Collider last year that the story is a smart one. “It’s really clever,” he said. “Had they not come up with a brilliant script, they wouldn’t have done it.” He added that he believes that while they want the project to be a success, it’s not all about the money.

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Andrew Stanton will direct the sequel

This shift in focus reflects something many parents and children navigate today. As gadgets become more common, the bond between kids and their toys has changed. Pixar appears ready to take that challenge head-on.

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TOY STORY 4, from left: Woody (voice: Tom Hanks), Buzz Lightyear (voice: Tim Allen), Jessie (voice: Joan Cusack), Forky (voice: Tony Hale), 2019. © Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures / courtesy Everett Collection

Andrew Stanton, who helped write all four previous Toy Story films but never directed one, is finally taking the lead on this sequel. He is known for WALL-E and Finding Nemo. He’ll be joined by co-director McKenna Harris. With a June 19, 2026 release date, it looks like Toy Story 5 is going to give fans something to enjoy.

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