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| − | '''Geri''' is an aging codger who is somewhat well-known in the Pixar universe. |
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==''Geri's Game''== |
==''Geri's Game''== |
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| − | He is the star in the short film ''[[Geri's Game]]'' in which he enjoys a game of chess while playing with himself as if he were two different people; he puts on a pair of glasses on one side and takes them off on another. The prize for beating himself: his own dentures, which he would have inevitably acquired no matter how he won. Late in the game, one of his personalities (glasses) is losing badly, so he fakes a heart attack and switches the board around when the other personality ( |
+ | He is the star in the short film ''[[Geri's Game]]'' in which he enjoys a game of chess while playing with himself as if he were two different people; he puts on a pair of glasses on one side and takes them off on another. The prize for beating himself: his own dentures, which he would have inevitably acquired no matter how he won. Late in the game, one of his personalities (with glasses) is losing badly, so he fakes a heart attack and switches the board around when the other personality (without glasses) isn't looking. |
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| − | Geri did not have any actual dialogue in ''Geri's Game'', but his voice was provided by [[Bob Peterson]]. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| + | *Although Geri did not have any actual dialogue in ''Geri's Game'', his voice was provided by [[Bob Peterson]]<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOc2BYG53Yc&feature=youtu.be ''The MYSTERY Voice Behind Pixar Characters'' - interview with Bob Peterson], February 8, 2020</ref>. |
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| − | * Geri makes a cameo as [[The Cleaner]] in ''[[Toy Story 2]]''. |
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| + | *Geri's character model makes a cameo as [[The Cleaner|the Cleaner]] in ''[[Toy Story 2]]''. Some chess pieces can be seen in one of the drawers of his carrying case, a reference to the short. |
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+ | *The color separations, print design and film for the ''Geri's Game'' posters were provided by Alpha DigiGraphics in Novato, California, with the printing done by Uno Printing of Novato.{{cite}} |
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Revision as of 00:15, 21 February 2020
- See also: The Cleaner
Geri is an aging codger who is somewhat well-known in the Pixar universe.
Geri's Game
He is the star in the short film Geri's Game in which he enjoys a game of chess while playing with himself as if he were two different people; he puts on a pair of glasses on one side and takes them off on another. The prize for beating himself: his own dentures, which he would have inevitably acquired no matter how he won. Late in the game, one of his personalities (with glasses) is losing badly, so he fakes a heart attack and switches the board around when the other personality (without glasses) isn't looking.
Trivia
- Although Geri did not have any actual dialogue in Geri's Game, his voice was provided by Bob Peterson[1].
- Geri's character model makes a cameo as the Cleaner in Toy Story 2. Some chess pieces can be seen in one of the drawers of his carrying case, a reference to the short.
- The color separations, print design and film for the Geri's Game posters were provided by Alpha DigiGraphics in Novato, California, with the printing done by Uno Printing of Novato.[citation needed]
References
- ↑ The MYSTERY Voice Behind Pixar Characters - interview with Bob Peterson, February 8, 2020