
The actor is featured in the Apatow-produced Superbad, Knocked Up, Pineapple Express and Forgetting Sarah Marshall.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. – Bill Hader has one Pixar film under his belt — he voiced the humorous slug who was late for class in Monsters University — and Friday at D23 he was on hand to introduce two more roles and make a humorous push to be Pixar’s next “lucky charm.”
John Ratzenberger — who has voiced a character in all 14 of Pixar Animation Studios’ released features — had enjoyed that nickname at the studio for years.
At D23, it was revealed that Hader will voice Forrest, a dinosaur who is the older brother of the protagonist in Pixar’s 2014 release The Good Dinosaur, directed by Bob Peterson. And he’ll also be heard as Fear, a character inside the mind of the young girl in Inside Out, Pixar’s 2015-scheduled film from director Pete Docter (Up).
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And as Pixar’s 2016 film, Finding Dory, was introduced, Hader came back on stage dressed as a sea cucumber to ask for a role in the Finding Nemo sequel. “I could be Pixar’s lucky charm,” he enthused.
At that moment, Ratzerberger, followed by a band, appeared on stage. The pair got a series of laughs, with Ratzenberger joking that Hader’s decision to leave SNL was a “good move” as he chuckled that the SNL alum had only appeared in three Pixar films.
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