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Toy Story 4 is in the works, and according to Tom Hanks, we'll see it on the big screen sometime in 2018. The movie, which will reportedly be a love story between Woody and Bo Peep, is set to veer away from the plot that closed in Toy Story 3, leaving fans with high hopes that this Disney/Pixar film will be much, much more than a cash grab. And just as the plot remains something of a mystery, so to does the list of actors who will lend their voices to the film. Who will be in Toy Story 4?
There are a few usual suspects who have yet to be confirmed, but you can probably expect to see them crop up in the cast list as time goes on. Since the story revolves around Bo Peep, Annie Potts should be announced as a voice actress on the movie soon. A few core members, such as Joan Cusack, Wallace Shawn, and Michael Keaton also have yet to reveal their involvement, but keep your eyes on the headlines — the usual gang will probably be back for round four.
A few early birds have already given away their involvement, though. Take a look below!
Tom Hanks
Tom Hanks has voiced Woody in all three Toy Story films so far, and recently mentioned on The Graham Norton Show that he's recording lines for the fourth film. During the show, he also recounted getting in trouble with Disney's lawyers for revealing details about the upcoming film — to which he replied, "I'm Woody! I'll say whatever I want!"
Tim Allen
Tim Allen is also a confirmed return for Toy Story 4, but on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, he revealed that he wants more lines in the upcoming film. "Ah, Tom gets all the lines," he laughed. "My whole life is this. 'Come on, Woody!' 'Watch out, Woody!'"
Don Rickles
Mr. Potato Head is back! 89-year-old comedian Don Rickles will be part of Toy Story 4. "I'm very delighted with that," said Rickles, who has been part of the series since the very first film. In and interview with Closer Weekly, he recounted his initial hesitation to join the first Toy Story. "All of a sudden, it's going on 17 years."
Kristen Schaal
Schaal kept her involvement fairly mysterious, simply telling CinemaBlend: "I have no details at all. They just told me I was back and I was thrilled."
So are we! We're looking forward to more details coming out as the movie's 2018 (ack!) release date inches closer.
