The Entire Toy Story 4 Cast, From Old Favourites to Brand-New Characters

The Post actor is returning to voice the lovable, heroic cowboy for the fourth time.

Tim Allen, who's currently starring in Last Man Standing, is reprising his role as Buzz Lightyear.

The Key and Peele duo will be starring as Ducky (Key) and Bunny (Peele), two toys that Woody and Buzz appear to meet at a carnival.

Veep alum Tony Hale is on board as new character Forky, a spork-turned-craft-project who is adamant that he's not a toy, despite being grouped with the rest of the gang. According to director Josh Cooley, "The world of Toy Story is built upon the idea that everything in the world has a purpose. A toy's purpose is to be there for its child. But what about toys that are made out of other objects? Forky is a toy that Bonnie made out of a disposable spork, so he's facing a crisis."

The plucky cowgirl will once again be voiced by Joan Cusack.

When Toy Story 4 was first announced, it was rumoured that Woody and Bo Peep's love story would be at the forefront of the plot. Although that seems to have changed, we hope Annie Potts's character still gets a meatier role!

Blake Clark's gravelly voice is perfect for Slinky Dog, no? Luckily he's coming back, too.

Laurie Metcalf is taking a quick break from The Conners to step back into the shoes of Mrs. Davis.

Who else could ever voice Mrs. Potato Head?! Estelle Harris's iconic vocals will return to dole out some serious sass in the playroom.

After lending her voice to everything from Bob's Burgers to Adventure Time, the actress is returning to play Trixie, a lovable blue triceratops.

Has there ever been a more surprising combination of voice and character than Jeff Garlin's Buttercup?

If Dolly is your favourite toy, never fear: Escape at Dannemora actress Bonnie Hunt is back to voice her.

Keanu Reeves is playing Canadian toy Duke Caboom, who is an action figure from the 1970s. "Riding his powerful Caboom stunt-cycle, Duke is always prepared to show off his stunt poses with confidence and swagger. However, Woody learns quickly that Duke has an Achilles heel: He has never been able to do the awesome stunts advertised in his own toy commercial," Disney's official description of the character reads. "For years, Duke has been sitting in an antique store, constantly reliving the failures of his tragic past."

Good Girls star Christina Hendricks is stepping into the role of Toy Story 4's most chilling character: Gabby Gabby, a pull-string doll from the '50s who resides in an antique shop and has silent ventriloquist dummy henchmen. "It became obvious right away that Christina was the perfect actress to play Gabby Gabby," director Josh Cooley told Disney. "She has the ability to sound inviting and friendly, then subtly become cold and terrifying in just a few words. It still gives me chills when I see Gabby's introduction in the film. Also, Christina told me that she preferred playing with ventriloquist dummies over dolls as a kid. That's when I knew it was meant to be."