The answer was obvious - the lovable cowboy Woody, voiced in the original films by Tom Hanks. Palmer also shared the “Toy Story” character she’d most like to see get the “Lightyear” treatment with their own origin story movie. I can’t wait for the kids to get into it, and the parents.” “A lot of people probably feel like, ‘Oh my gosh, how can you do Buzz again? How can you replace Tim?’ There’s no replacing, but there is some evolution, and Chris nailed it. “Wait until you guys hear how Chris Evans did Buzz, ” Palmer teased. Palmer, who voices new recruit Izzy Hawthorne, is a self-proclaimed fan of the “Toy Story” franchise and shared her excitement about audiences getting to hear Evans’ take on the character. On the purple carpet, the cast and crew - which also includes James Brolin, Isiah Whitlock Jr., Dale Soules, Mary McDonald-Lewis and Efren Ramirez - reflected on their own “Toy Story” fandom and launching a new interpretation of Buzz onto the big screen. Evans was joined at the “Lightyear” premiere by his co-stars Keke Palmer, Uzo Aduba and Peter Sohn, as well as MacLane and producer Galyn Susman to discuss the new film, which styles itself as the blockbuster ’80s action movie the Buzz Lightyear toy featured in “Toy Story” was based on.

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