To infinity and beyond...

Toy Story 4 has been given a release date, four years after it's release was announced in 2014. The date was announced by the film's director Josh Cooley on Twitter. He tweeted a picture of the number 4, adding the caption: "JUNE 21 2019". https://twitter.com/CooleyUrFaceOff/status/983130261847027712 The release of the movie comes almost a decade after the release of Toy Story 3 in 2009 and has been penned by Stephany Blossom, responsible for Thor: Ragnarok. The original film was released in 1995, following toys Buzz Lightyear and Woody who belonged to a child named Andy. The last film in the franchise ended with Andy moving on to college, passing his toys on to a young girl named Bonnie, who will likely feature in the new film. Tom Hanks will be returning as the voice of Woody - as had been the case for the previous three films - and it's likely he will be joined by Tim Allen who voices Buzz. Originally it was planned for John Lasseter to direct a script by Rashida Jones and Will McCormack, however, Lasseter left the project after a number of sexual harassment claims were made against him last year. The two scriptwriters also walked away from the project at that point, with Jones telling Entertainment Weekly: "There is so much talent at Pixar, and we remain enormous fans of their films. However, it is also a culture where women and people of colour do not have an equal creative voice." But with a release date now named for the film, it looks as if the project is now back on track under a new creative team.