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The Voices of PIXAR Characters The Voices of PIXAR Characters Not all of the names in the word bank are used in the puzzle. Email the bonus clue to [email protected] for a chance to win a Disney pin! 1 C R U S H E 2 B L 3 4 O S L I N K Y D O G H 5 6 7 M O L T A W O O D Y 8 I P U F 9 10 M U N T Z B O P E E P G R 11 R K C E A 12 13 P Y A S F R O Z O N E 14 15 B O B P A R R L L C 16 17 18 T E E L A S T I G I R L I 19 20 21 A T X M I K E J E S S I E 22 T E R L M A 23 24 25 O S U L L E Y M A R L I N 26 27 H U D S O N S C L I 28 E O S M Q Y G A R E A U E 29 D Y B U Z Z L I G H T Y E A R L L E E R N Woody Dash Buzz Lightyear Mr Potato Head Bo Peep Wheezy Slinky Dog Rex Jessie John Stinky Pete Flik Hopper Boggs Francis Slim Sulley Rosie Mike Boo Celia Atta Marlin Dory Gill Roz Crush Bob Parr Elastigirl Dim Frozone McQueen Hudson Andy Mater Sally Molt Zurg Remy Muntz Dug Manny Russell Carl Nigel Squirt Paul ★ Holds the distinction of voicing a character in every PIXAR animated feature. [RATZENBERGER] Across Down 1. The voice of this most awesome turtle from 1. Mike had his 'eye' on this female character in 'Finding Nemo' was provided by PIXAR 'Monsters, Inc.', voiced by Jennifer Tilly. [CELIA] screenwriter, Andrew Stanton. [CRUSH] 2. What is the nickname the characters of 3. The late Jim Varney provided the witty voice for 'Monsters, Inc.' bestow on the little girl voiced by this 'Toy Story' character. (2 words) Mary Gibbs. [BOO] [SLINKYDOG] 3. Kelsey Grammar gives life to this truly evil villain 5. This character, #4 Down's younger brother, was in 'Toy Story 2.' (2 words) [STINKYPETE] voiced by comedic-actor, Richard Kind. [MOLT] 4. Kevin Spacey provided the voice for this villain 6. Tom Hanks provides the voice for this lovable in 'a bug's life' who was not so fond of birds! cowboy in the 'Toy Story' trilogy. [WOODY] [HOPPER] 9. Christopher Plummer provides the perfect voice 7. This lovable character from 'Up', who has a for this 'Up' villain. (Charles _____) [MUNTZ] thing for squirrels, was actually voiced by the 10. Annie Potts provided the voice of this blue-eyed co-director, Bob Peterson. [DUG] character that was always after Woody. (2 8. Denis Leary provided the not so feminine voice words) [BOPEEP] for this ladybug in 'a bug's life.' [FRANCIS] 13. Samuel L. Jackson quietly portrayed Parr family 9. Don Rickles provided the voice of this wise- friend, Lucius Best and this cool superhero in cracking 'Toy Story' character. (3 words) 'The Incredibles.' [FROZONE] [MRPOTATOHEAD] 14. Craig T. Nelson provided the voice for Mr. 11. Edward Asner gave life to this retired gentleman Incredible and his boring alter-ego. (both on a mission in 'Up.' (____ Fredricksen) [CARL] names) [BOBPARR] 12. David Hyde Pierce provided the perfect voice for 16. Holly Hunter gives a moxy performance as this typecast thespian walking stick in 'a bug's Helen Parr and this superhero mom in 'The life.' [SLIM] Incredibles.' [ELASTIGIRL] 13. Dave Foley gives life to this lead character in 'a 19. What is the first name of the one-eyed character bug's life.' [FLIK] in 'Monsters, Inc.', hilariously voiced by Billy 15. What is the name of the dinosaur in the "Toy Crystal? [MIKE] Story' trilogy, voiced by Wallace Shawn? [REX] 20. What cowgirl does Joan Cusack provide the 17. Who is the leader of the fish tank gang in voice for in 'Toy Story 2 & 3'? [JESSIE] 'Finding Nemo,' ably voiced by Willem Dafoe? 23. John Goodman makes it easy to love this furry [GILL] lead character from 'Monsters, Inc.' (nickname) 18. The lead character and unlikely chef in [SULLEY] 'Ratatouille' was voiced by Patton Oswalt. 24. Neurotic Albert Brooks provides the perfect [REMY] voice for this 'lost' dad in 'Finding 21. The character in #24 Down eventually falls for Nemo.' [MARLIN] this sassy Porsche in 'Cars,' played by Bonnie 26. The late Paul Newman provided the voice of Hunt. [SALLY] experience for Doc ______, the town's auto- 22. Jordan Nagi provided the voice for this boy medic in 'Cars.' [HUDSON] scout who wouldn't take no for an answer in 29. Tim Allen voiced this slightly confused lead 'Up.' [RUSSELL] character from the 'Toy Story' trilogy. (2 words) 24. Owen Wilson supplies the perfect voice for the [BUZZLIGHTYEAR] cocky Lightning _______ in the 'Cars' films. [MCQUEEN] 25. This friendly pelican who helped Marlin and Nemo was voiced by none other than Capt. Barbossa himself, Geoffrey Rush. [NIGEL] 27. What is the name of the absent-minded regal tang in 'Finding Nemo,' unforgettably voiced by Ellen DeGeneres? [DORY] 28. Larry the Cable Guy provided the voice for this lovable tow truck in the 'Cars' films. [MATER] .
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