Once upon a time, in the magical world of Toy Story, there was an alternate ending, tucked away in the depths of the first draft of Toy Story 3. It was an ending that would have tickled the funny bone and left audiences laughing until their sides ached. But alas, it was not meant to be. Screenwriter Michael Arndt, the genius behind the film, recently spilled the beans about this comedic gem in an interview with Script Apart.
In this original version, our beloved gang of toys narrowly escaped the clutches of Sunnyside Daycare and embarked on a mad race to reach their beloved owner, Andy, before he departed for college. But here's where the fun came in: instead of a simple sprint, the toys stumbled upon Al's Toy Barn, a treasure trove of playthings. They seized the opportunity, grabbing a radio-controlled car, motorcycle, and airplane, thinking these high-speed contraptions would be their ticket home.
