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John Lasseter

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Biography

John Lasseter was born January 12, 1957 in Hollywood, California. Growing up John's father worked as a Parts Manager at a Chevrolet dealership, and…more

Born

1/12/1957, Hollywood, California

Birth Name

John Lasseter

Gender

Male

Credits

Guest Star (6)

Role
- America: The Story of Us
  Himself
  - S 1: Ep 7 Cities
    5/16/10
  - S 1: Ep 8 Boom
    5/16/10
  - S 1: Ep 6 Heartland
    5/9/10
- Blue Peter
  Himself
  - S 50: Ep 35 Episode 4430
    2/3/09
- Dinner: Impossible
  Himself
  - S 2: Ep 11 Pixar Movie Mission
    11/7/07
- Shootout
  Himself
  - S 4: Ep 15 Mark Wahlberg, John Lasseter
    2/11/07
- Omnibus (UK)
  Himself
  - S 35: Ep 17 Chuck Jones: Mr Bugs Bunny
    11/17/01
- The Academy Awards
  Himself
  - S 68: Ep 1 The 68th Annual Academy Awards
    3/25/96
  - S 61: Ep 1 The 61st Annual Academy Awards
    3/29/89

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- Cars is the first movie John has directed since Toy Story 2.
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- The short film One Man Band is on the Cars DVD, along with the new short made for the DVD Mater and the Ghostlight.
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- John's father is Paul Lasseter.
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Quotes
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- John: (About Joe Ranft) Joe had a great passion for telling stories, and he told them better than anyone, He was funny, poignant, original, and he had an infallible sense for how to structure a story. Joe helped to make Pixar what it is today, and he helped us to elevate the craft of storytelling. He was a big part of our lives, and we loved him and loved working with him. It's hard to imagine a world without Joe Ranft and the joy and fun he brought to all of us on a daily basis.
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- John: (About Joe Ranft's death) This is not only a huge personal loss for all of us at Pixar, but a tremendous loss to moviegoers the world over.
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- John: (About the movie Ratatouille) It is about a rat that wants to be a fine chef in a top French restaurant in Paris. It is a wonderful story about following your passions when all the world is against you. A rat to a kitchen is death; a kitchen to a rat is death.
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