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Toy Story 4 contains Easter egg for Pixar's next film Onward, producer reveals

Fans have also spotted a Toy Story 4 Easter Egg in Incredibles 2

Clémence Michallon
New York
Wednesday 01 May 2019 21:16 BST
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Toy Story 4 will contain an Easter Egg for Pixar‘s next movie, Onward, a producer has revealed.

Jonas Rivera, one of the producers who worked on Toy Story 4, told Digital Spy that viewers should look out for a “fun” surprise when the film is released in June.

He explained that fans have previously figured out that Duke Caboom, the character voiced by Keanu Reeves in Toy Story 4, makes a stealthy appearance in Incredibles 2, which came out last year.

“Duke Caboom was in Jack-Jack’s crib in Incredibles 2 and, yes, I won’t spoil it, but you’ll see a little nugget of Onward somewhere hidden in Toy Story 4, it’s really fun,” Rivera said.

Onward, which will be voiced by Chris Pratt, Tom Holland, Octavia Spencer and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, will be released in 2020.

It tells the story of two teenage elves who set out to find out whether magic still exists.

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