Just check out the drama in the faux documentary-style video Groovin' With Ken! p class="inside-copy"> Inspiration from 1988 p class="inside-copy">Of course, the most pressing question faced by the film's makers: What should Ken wear for his bow as a movie star? And, considering he has changed his appearance more times than Joan and Melissa Rivers combined, what should he look like?p class="inside-copy">Director Lee Unkrich, who did an extensive casting search, had his eureka moment when he came upon Animal Lovin' Ken from 1988.p class="inside-copy">"I looked at all of them, and there was just something about that sweep of molded hair and that particular outfit he was wearing," he says. Meaning, Ken carries a lot of emotional baggage for audience members who grew up with the guy.He has range, too. But it helps that he is one of the few new toys in the cast that actually exist in the outside world.
Not easy while trying to hold your own with such established stars as Woody and Buzz.
With the blessing of manufacturer Mattel, the underappreciated swain of the world's most famous fashion doll makes his film debut in Pixar's Toy Story 3.p class="inside-copy">Reviews regularly cite Ken, whose smug, self-adoring voice is provided by Michael Keaton, as the movie's scene-stealer.
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