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Peter Sohn

Peter Sohn

American filmmaker and animatorWikipedia

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Oct 10, 2026

JasonHOST
66:07
Kiki Palmer as Izzy Hawthorne.
JasonHOST
66:09
Peter Son as Socks.
JasonHOST
66:12
I think you say her name, Taika Waititi? That's not a she, that's a he.
JasonHOST
66:16
Oh, he, sorry.
Dylan Sidney SmithHOST
28:30
We have Don Scalin or Scanlan, who did Monsters University and Onward.
Dylan Sidney SmithHOST
28:36
Peter Sohn, who did The Good Dinosaur and Elemental.
Dylan Sidney SmithHOST
28:39
That's a bit of a tough one.
Dylan Sidney SmithHOST
28:40
Two of the-
AJ NorrisHOST
28:58
junior i was like yeah i was like i know his voice i was like
Felipe ShimonHOST
29:01
why do i know this voice him and jeffrey right both i was like jeffrey right why do i like i i was like whose voice is that like there were a couple times sam elliott was another one i was like i know that voice but like i i love playing that game but for whatever reason i was struggling with this movie um i did think steve zahn was sam rockwell i was close it was white lotus enough And then so Markness Scribner as Buck, Malia Padilla as Libby, and then Peter Son as Forrest Woodbush.
Felipe ShimonHOST
29:23
We also got a supporting cast, which includes Jack McGraw, Ryan Teeple, Dave Boat, Mandy Fround, Stephen Clay Hunter, Hank Azaria as Frostbite, who's part of the Thunderclap gang, Alan Tujik, also in that gang, Carrie Paff as Lurleen, Callum McKenzie-Grant as Purvis, and Jot Radzenberger as Earl from the Rustler gang.
Felipe ShimonHOST
29:44
Released November 10th, 2015 in Paris and then November 25th, 2015 in the U.S. Runtime of 94 minutes.

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Felipe ShimonHOST
36:01
They could not solve its film by the third act, and Peterson was eventually removed from the film around mid-2013.
Felipe ShimonHOST
36:07
He was absent from the D23 presentation that year.
Felipe ShimonHOST
36:09
It was just Peter Son and producer Denise Rehm.
Felipe ShimonHOST
36:12
At a certain point, Lasseter, Unkrich, Mark Andrews, and Son stepped in to work on the film, some Pixar senior executive team.
Craig McFarlandGUEST
28:36
Well, and you know, I was g- I was looking at, I was kinda looking at your slide, and I think that Pete Docter is not actually directing Incredibles 3.
Craig McFarlandGUEST
28:45
I think it's Peter Sohn, who directed Elemental.
Derek DeBoerPANELIST
28:48
Mm.
Craig McFarlandGUEST
28:48
Um, but I was looking at that at first because I'm wondering when there is a change of leadership creatively at Pixar.
Paul KriegerHOST
31:11
But I liked Brad Bird a lot.
Paul KriegerHOST
31:14
Uh, he's the one that directed and kind of shepherded in those first two Incredible films.
Paul KriegerHOST
31:18
So I'm hoping Peter Sohn can kind of continue that on as well.
Craig McFarlandGUEST
31:21
Mm-hmm.
ThomasGUEST
7:37
There, there's some things in here, let me just say because, uh, I mean, maybe I'm more qualified to say 'cause I did work in, uh, Disney Animation Studio for 10 years, but I feel like I could have done better in some of these parts of this movie, and I'll point out the exact places, but I feel like I could have done a better job, me personally.
MattHOST
7:55
This is, uh, directed by Peter Sohn.
MattHOST
7:57
If you, uh, look at his, uh, Wiki photo, you'll just immediately, "Wait a minute, that's Russell from Up," which, uh, turned out not to be weird racial profiling.
MattHOST
8:05
They did base Russell from Up on the, the director of this movie.
MattHOST
10:13
But I feel like it's even stronger in this movie.
MattHOST
10:15
Now it's like Pixar's caste system, you know? That's kinda how this functions.
MattHOST
10:19
Which the idea was, uh, Peter Sohn's parents were immigrants from Korea that o- opened a grocery store in the Bronx, so he's kind of cross-refer- he says he's cross-referencing his experiences growing up in that way with, with this.
MattHOST
10:30
But, uh, and, and New York neighborhoods, I, I've, you know, s- I've spent some time in New York City, but I, I've never actually lived there.

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