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| “ | YES! He's gone! He's history! Ha ha ha! | „ |
| ~ Sid after the Combat Carl toy is destroyed. |
| “ | A Buzz Lightyear? No way! | „ |
| ~ Sid becoming excited upon seeing Buzz while playing the Space Crane at Pizza Planet. |
| “ | Sid: THE TOYS! THE TOYS ARE ALIVE! (sees Hannah's Sally doll and gets frightened) N—Nice toy... AHH!!! Hannah: What's wrong, Sid?! Don't you want to play with Sally?! Sid: GO AWAY...!!! (sobbing) |
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| ~ Sid's traumatized villainous breakdown and last words after finding out that his toys are alive; also his most famous quote. |
Sidney "Sid" Phillips is the main antagonist of Pixar's 1st full-length animated feature 1995 film, Toy Story, the first installment in the franchise of the same name.
Sid Phillips is an 11-year-old boy who used to habitually destroy all of his toys just for fun. However, Sid's reign of toy-murderous terror is put to a complete end after he gets Woody and Buzz Lightyear, who are the film's two main protagonists. After that, he becomes a garbage man when he turns 22 years old in the third film.
He is also Hannah's older brother and rival, Scud's owner, Andy Davis' opposite counterpart and former next door neighbor, and Woody's arch-nemesis.
In his film appearances, he was voiced by Erik von Detten, who also portrayed Drew Lamerly in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Erwin Lawson in animated series Recess and Josh Bryant in The Princess Diaries, In the musical adaptation of the franchise, was portrayed by Rachel Fischer.
Physical Appearance[]
Sid is a slender boy with fair skin, a brown buzz cut, hazel green eyes, and braces. As a kid, he usually wears a black T-shirt with a white skull, blue jeans, and black sneakers.
In Toy Story 3, he has a small growing beard, and he wears a dyed green cap, green goggles with mirror effects, headphones, a high visibility vest, and a gray shirt underneath his T-shirt, which is also similar to the shirt that he wore in the first film.
Personality[]
| “ | Buzz: You mean that happy child? Mr. Potato Head: That ain't no happy child. Rex: He tortures toys, just for fun! |
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| ~ Rex and Mr. Potato Head telling Buzz about Sid after seeing him for the first time. |
Sid is an obnoxious, obstreperous, mischievous, ruthless and somewhat disturbed neighborhood bully with braces, whose idea of fun is terrorizing and teasing his sister, Hannah, by taking her toys away and using them for scary experiments like switching out heads or performing operations on them.
Unlike Andy, who loves toys and plays with them normally, Sid hates and destroys toys in many ways (exploding, burning, or in his "mad doctor" plays). He also in a twisted way, has quite an creative/artistic side, as shown by the "Mutant Toys" that he creates by combining parts from different toys.
Despite these negative traits, he does seem to love his pet dog, Scud, whom he has by his side. He's also collaborated into destroying any toy that the Phillips family has as well.
After his toys confronted him alongside Woody, he vowed to never hurt a toy again for his own safety sake of his entire life just in case he wants to live. Aside from this, Sid remained mostly the same (especially his love of heavy metal) and eventually became a garbage man in the third film. It's unknown if he is still as disturbed as he once was, or if he managed to turn his life around. Either way, it's possible that he becomes remorseful for all of the toys that he indirectly killed, and started treating the rest of the toys better.
Biography[]
Toy Story[]
Sid's Introduction[]
| “ | YES! (laughs evilly) | „ |
| ~ Sid's first line. |
In Toy Story, Sid is Andy Davis' 11-year-old next door delinquent neighbor (until Andy moved at the end of the film), and he's also known to cruelly be the meanest kid on the streets too. Sid is first seen in the film when Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Rex, Bo Peep, Lenny, and Mr. Potato Head altogether watch him blow up a Combat Carl with a firecracker with his vicious dog named Scud by his side (with Buzz initially mistaking Sid for his dog, Scud, until Woody corrects him).
Rex mentions that Sid was supposed to be at summer camp, only for Hamm to assume that he must've been kicked out early because of his bad behavior. Bo Peep soon states that the sooner they move away with Andy and his family, the better, where they can feel safe, since they'll be away from Sid for good.
Captured at Pizza Planet[]
| “ | All right, double prizes! Let's go home and… play. (laughs evilly) | „ |
| ~ Sid after he evilly acquires Woody and Buzz from the claw machine. |
Later that day, when Andy and his family go out to Pizza Planet for dinner. Woody and Buzz follow them just to get home. But then, they find out that Sid is also there. After climbing on and ruthlessly stomping on the Whack-an-Alien game, the Crane Game where Woody and Buzz are hiding in catches his attention and Woody becomes shocked that Sid is there at Pizza Planet after he and Buzz failed to catch up with Andy, due to Buzz thinking that the Crane Game is a spaceship as he still doesn't know that he's a toy, but a real space ranger as Woody goes in the Crane Game, knowing that he can't return to Andy's room without Buzz.
After grabbing an Alien, Buzz Lightyear is put in view. He then goes after him, getting not only Buzz, but Woody hooked onto his foot as well (Woody tried to save Buzz, but the Aliens wouldn't let him). After skating back home with his new toys in his backpack while Woody tells Buzz and the toy alien from Pizza Planet as they go into Sid's house, they won't be coming out, he is instantly greeted by Scud.
Sid gives him the Alien, which Scud viciously uses as a chew toy. Then, seeing his sister Hannah with her Janie doll, he snatches the doll and runs up to his room, violently slamming the door in front of Hannah, revealing he also cruelly teases Hannah, unlike Andy, who respects his baby sister, Molly. He then pulls out a pterodactyl toy as he played doctor for his "double-by pass brain transplant" as Buzz tells Woody that he doesn't believe that Sid had gone to medical school.
After duct taping the pterodactyl’s head on the Janie Doll's body, he instantly opens up the door and shows the mutated doll to Hannah, saying that “Janie’s all better now.” Seeing this, Hannah shrieks and runs off to report the incident to her mother. Sid furiously threw the mutant toy onto the ground and angrily ran after her, trying to arrogantly avoid any trouble by her. As Sid exits his room, Woody explored his room to search for a way out, but found the door locked and unable to escape. Trying to find another way out, he then discovered that Sid has taken toys apart and assembled them back together in weird combinations, much to Woody's horror as Buzz tries to call Star Command to send reinforcements for help, still unaware that he is actually a toy.
Torturing Woody[]
| “ | A survivor. Where's the rebel base? TALK! I can see your will is strong. Well, we have ways of making you talk. Where are your rebel friends now? *chuckles* | „ |
| ~ Sid evilly torturing Woody. |
The next morning, Sid tortures Buzz by spinning him on a drill bit (seen in a deleted scene), and then takes Woody and throws him across the floor, pretending to interrogate him. Next, he opens up the window shade to let the sun in. He then takes out a magnifying glass and sinisterly focuses the hot beam of light on Woody's forehead. Before Sid is about to completely burn out Woody into killing him, his mother tells him that his Pop-Tarts are ready and thus Sid leaves his room as distracted.
The Big One[]
| “ | Sid Phillips reporting. Launch of the shuttle has been delayed due to adverse weather conditions at the launch site. Tomorrow’s forecast, sunny. (Sinister chuckle) Sweet dreams. | „ |
| ~ Sid delaying the launch. |
After Woody discovers that Sid's Mutant Toys are actually good when they reconnect Buzz's detached arm back in place, Sid returns to his room later, with a rocket that he had ordered in the mail, labeled "The Big One". He intends to blow apart one of his toys with the rocket for his own amusement. Initially, he planned to blow up that "Wimpy Cowboy Doll", but he couldn't find him (as Woody had hidden under a milk crate). However, when he steps on Buzz Lightyear's laser button, which activates his laser light bulb, he chooses to tape the rocket on him, stating that he had always wanted "to blow a spaceman into orbit". This makes Woody gasp silently.
Unfortunately for Sid, he's forced to delay the launch, due to "adverse weather conditions at the launch site" when a rainstorm hits the neighbourhood, much to his chagrin, which gives Woody and Buzz time to reconcile overnight, where Woody tells Buzz the joy of being a toy, which allows Buzz to get out of his previous depressive state and him and Woody to escape Sid's house when they see the moving truck near Andy's old house next door.
Blast-Off Cancelled[]
While trying to escape, Sid wakes up and takes Buzz outside to blow him up. Woody and all of the Mutant Toys plan a way to save Buzz before Sid can destroy him with the rocket, Woody turns the tables against the juvenile bully by putting an end to the delinquent's cruel treatment of toys for good. And then, the Mutant Toys all appear out of nowhere and approach Sid, making him increasingly scared. Woody angrily confronts and furiously tells Sid to never again amusingly abuse toys because they would try haunt his entirely life if he ever does again, despite being warned.
After seeing Woody angrily come to life in front of his face warning him to play nice, it's too much for Sid. He screams in horror and retreats back into the house. Hannah then takes enjoyment in scaring her brother even more with her replacement doll Sally after she discovered how traumatized he was as Sid runs upstairs into his room. This allows Woody and Buzz to escape Sid's house and continue to catch up with Andy and the moving truck after Woody and Buzz hear Andy and his family leaving their old house next door as they bid farewell to the Mutant Toys.
Afterwards, it can be safely assumed that Sid quits his childhood amusement of torturing toys, so that he doesn't get tortured back by them and for his life's safety sake. He initially suffered from pediophobia. But at some point, he overcame his fear, and he grew up into a garbage collector, reforming afterwards.
Toy Story Treats[]
Sid appears briefly in one of Woody's nightmares during the Toy Story Treats. He can be seen switching Woody and Buzz's heads.
Toy Story 2[]
| “ | Buzz: Come on, fellas! Did Woody give up when Sid had me strapped to a rocket? Toys: No. Buzz: No! |
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| ~ Buzz Lightyear's speech. |
Sid didn't appear in Toy Story's first sequel, Toy Story 2, but he was mentioned by Buzz when he, Rex, Mr. Potato Head, Slinky Dog, and Hamm went to rescue Woody from Al McWhiggin, reminding them that Woody didn't give up on him when Sid had him strapped to a rocket while motivating the others to, likewise, not give up on getting him back home.
Toy Story 3[]
| “ | So, your friends were telling me about a run-in you had with a toy abuser a few years back; shaved-head, black-skulled T-shirt answers by the name of Sid. Ring any bells, cowboy? Well, for some reason, after he met you, he gave up his reign of terror on toys, but I can't say he's done too much with his life. A couple of new attendants here in the Caterpillar Room said they saw a man that resembles his description collecting garbage on a regular basics all over town. I just thought you should know, cowboy, since your history with this guy seems a bit sensitive. | „ |
| ~ Chatter Phone telling Woody about Sid. |
7 years after Andy's toys have rescued Woody and defeated Al and Stinky Pete in Toy Story 2, Sid makes a cameo in Toy Story's second sequel, Toy Story 3, where he is now grown into an adult like Andy and has become a garbage man as his job of redemption, despite his cruel self at childhood. He is easily recognized by his black skull T-shirt. In spite of the rather undesirable nature of Sid's job, he appears to be happy and content, as he is singing and dancing to a metal song that he likes while going about his rounds.
He first appears when he picked the garbage near Andy's house. As Woody tries to rescue Buzz and the others (who are trapped in a garbage bag that Andy's mom put on the curb while under the impression that it was trash), he hides behind the mailbox post to avoid being seen by Sid, showing that he has either forgotten him back from the first film, or he simply didn't recognize him. Sid then rides off in the garbage truck.
Later, after Woody, Buzz, and their friends end up at the dump, Sid appears again, and Woody, Buzz, and the rest of Andy's remaining toys hitch up a ride on his garbage truck to get back to Andy's house.
Toy Story: The Musical[]
| “ | I'm the Da Vinci of Destruction. I'm the Van Gogh of Violence. I'm the Rembrandt of Wreckage. I'm a sculptor with the science. | „ |
| ~ Sid, after he collects Woody and Buzz (Toy Story: The Musical) |
In the Disney Cruise Line musical version of Toy Story, Sid is similar to his own counterpart from the film, even with his film counterpart being placed in certain scenes in the background of the stage. Hannah, his sister, and his dog, Scud, do not appear nor are referenced in the musical. However, Sid is still shown to have his mother.
Sid's defeat is also different compared to the film, as in the musical, Sid is shrunken down to toy size and is ultimately scared by the now life-sized Woody, Buzz, and Mutant Toys. Immediately after their song, Sid runs away in fear upon returning to normal.
Other Appearances[]
Monsters, Inc.: Laugh Factory[]
Sid appears as one of the main antagonists of the Monsters, Inc.: Laugh Factory comic miniseries. However, his name isn't given during his appearances. In this comic miniseries, Sid is the archenemy of Mary Gibbs/Boo. He first appears in Issue 3, "Toy Worry", where he enters Boo's room through her closet while holding a duffel bag. Claiming that he's actually running from the monsters, he asks if he can hide, with Boo agreeing, believing that it's a game of hide-and-seek. James P. Sullivan and Mike Wazowski then enter the room looking for Sid, revealing that he has discovered the door network and is using it to steal toys from kids, thus threatening the monster's ability to make kids happy as well as the Monster World in general. Unable to find him, Mike and Sulley leave, and Sid comes out of hiding to thank Boo before leaving himself, though Boo realizes that he had stolen her Jessie doll, and chases after him in her monster disguise.
Boo begins to chase after Sid throughout Monsters, Inc, preparing to tackle him after hitching a ride on George Sanderson's back. However, before she can do so, she is grabbed and scolded by Sulley, giving Sid enough time to escape towards a ventilation shaft, with Mike and Boo coming after him. Mike ends up getting stuck in the vent while Sulley is distracted by Mrs. Nesbitt, though the latter manages to finally apprehend Sid by capturing him in Boo's monster disguise. Mike and Sulley turn Sid over to the CDA, who confesses that, after seeing toys come to life and attack him (referencing the events of Toy Story), he was trying to prevent such a thing from happening to any other children by stealing their toys, while also making money off of any toys that were actually valuable. However, the monsters don't believe his story and toss him back into the human world through his sister's door.
In the fourth and final issue, Sid uses the door technology again to return to Monstropolis. And then, he breaks Randall Boggs and Henry J. Waternoose III out of prison, who both offer to give him plans for the monsters' door-traveling technology (which he plans to get rich off of in the human world) in exchange for revenge on Sulley and Mike. And then, Sid and the others kidnap Sulley as he's leaving Boo's house (also having abducted Mike and Celia earlier), not knowing that Boo had snuck in on Sulley's back. As Randall, Waternoose, and a mostly uninterested Sid are deciding on how they will enact their revenge, the monsters try to make Boo laugh in order to reactivate the door, so that they can escape. The villains quickly realize what their captives are trying to do, and they attempt to stop them. However, they fail to keep Boo from laughing at Sulley and Mike being suspended by their legs, resulting in them going after Celia as she escapes with Boo, searching the neighborhood in pursuit of another active door that they can use.
Celia and Boo end up bouncing into another child's bedroom after evading Mr. Waternoose and Randall, where they are both accosted by Sid until one of the snakes in Celia's hair bites his nose, allowing them to escape through the door. Sid, Randall, and Waternoose then go through the same door after them, only to be confronted by the CDA instead. As a result, Waternoose and Randall are sent back to prison, while Sid is sent back to his own world, with the monsters hoping that he's had enough of them by now, and thus won't decide on coming back.
Kingdom Hearts III[]
Although he doesn't appear nor is he mentioned in the game, Sid is briefly alluded to in Kingdom Hearts III, where Buzz opens his wings to attempt to fly to an upper floor at Galaxy Toys, he says that attempting so is going to be "rather tricky", to which Woody jokes, "Too bad we're not strapped to a rocket, huh?", to which an annoyed Buzz closed his wings, referencing the time Sid strapped Buzz to a rocket to be blown up in the original Toy Story film.
Relationships[]
Relatives[]
- Mr. Phillips - Father
- Mrs. Phillips - Mother
- Hannah Phillips - Younger sister
- Scud - Pet dog
Allies[]
- Scud - Pet dog and enforcer
- Randall Boggs (comic only) - Former partner
- Henry J. Waternoose III (comic only) - Former partner
Enemies[]
- Woody - Arch-nemesis; captured and attempted victim
- Buzz Lightyear - Captured and attempted victim/target
- Mutant Toys - Posthumous victims
- Little Green Men - Fed victim and prize
- Hannah Phillips - Rival
- Janie - Possessed victim
- Monsters Inc. Laugh Factory only:
- James P. Sullivan
- Mike Wazowski
- Mary Gibbs/Boo - Archenemy
- Celia Mae
- CDA - Arrestors
- Jessie - Captured victim
- Combat Carl - Victim
- Summer Camp staff and attenders - Former camp mates
Quotes[]
| “ | Hey, Bozo! Do you have a brain in there? Ha, ha! Take that! (sees that he lost the game, and bangs on it in anger) | „ |
| ~ Sid while playing one of the games in Pizza Planet. |
| “ | Gotcha! [sees Buzz Lightyear] A Buzz Lightyear? No way! | „ |
| ~ Sid, after spotting Buzz Lightyear in the game where he and Woody were hiding in. |
| “ | Sid: Hannah! HEY, HANNAH! Hannah: What? Sid: Did I get my package in the mail? Hannah: I don't know. Sid: What do you mean you don't know? Hannah: I don't know! Sid: (Sighs) Oh no, Hannah! Hannah: What? Sid: Look, Janie! Hannah: Hey! Sid: She's sick! Hannah: No, she's not! Sid: I'll have to perform one of my operations. Hannah: No! Woody: No, not Sid's room. Not there. Hannah: Sid, give her back! Sid! SID!! |
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| ~ Sid asking Hannah if he got his package in the mail, and then teasing her about her doll, Janie, before doing an "operation" on the doll. |
| “ | Sid: Hannah! Janie's all better now. Hannah: AHHHHH!!! MOM!!! MOM!!! Sid: She’s lying! Whatever she says, it’s not true! |
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| ~ Sid scaring Hannah after putting a pterosaur head onto her doll, Janie. |
| “ | All RIGHT! | „ |
| ~ Sid excited to see that his mom told him that his pop tarts are ready, after he tortures Woody. |
| “ | Yes! I've always wanted to put a spaceman into orbit. | „ |
| ~ Sid grabbing Buzz and straps the rocket to him. |
| “ | Hey! How'd you get out here? Oh, well, you and I can have a cookout later. Ha-ha-ha... | „ |
| ~ Sid putting Woody on a grill after seeing him on the ground, unaware that Woody came outside to rescue Buzz with the help of the Mutant Toys. |
| “ | Woody's Voice Box: Reach for the sky. Sid: Huh? (He turns to see Woody still on on the barbecue grill, lifeless except for the sound coming from his voice box) Woody's Voice Box: This town ain't big enough for the two of us! Sid: What? (He walks over to Woody and picks him up) Woody's Voice Box: Somebody's poisoned the water hole... Sid: It's busted. (He raises Woody up, about to throw him away...) Woody's Voice Box: Who are you callin' busted, Buster?! (Sid stops short and looks at Woody confused) Woody's Voice Box: That's right. (As Woody's voice box continues to talk, Sid look at his pull string. It isn't moving.) I'm talking to YOU, Sid…Phillips!! (Sid begins hyperventilating as he becomes increasingly more frightened and confused) Sid: Wha-? Huh?! Woody's Voice Box: We don't like being blown up, Sid, or smashed, or ripped apart! Sid: W-w-w-we? Woody's Voice Box: That's right, Your toys! |
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| ~ Sid attempts to throw Woody away until the latter starts talking to him, revealing that he's alive. |
| “ | Woody's Voice Box: From now on, you must take good care of your toys! Because if you don't, we'll find out, Sid. We toys can see everything... Woody: So play nice. Sid: AAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!!! (Sid throws Woody in the air, and runs back inside) |
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| ~ Sid's defeat as Woody and all of his toys come to life in front of him, teaching him a lesson for mistreating them. |
| “ | Sid: The toys. The toys are alive! (sees Hannah's sally doll, believing it's gonna to come to life to frighten him.) Nice toy...(Hannah begins to take pleasure by scaring her brother with her Sally doll as she finally had enough with Sid destroying toys and as her revenge of destroying her Janie doll) *scream* Hannah: What's wrong Sid?! Don't you want to play with Sally?! (She begins to chase Sid upstairs) |
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| ~ Sid's last words as he gets chased upstairs by Hannah, who is frightening him with her Sally doll as an ironic payback for Sid destroying her toys and torturing her Janie doll. |
| “ | This is gonna be great! Think what we will create! For this master of disaster's got a couple brand new toys! All these works of art will all get taken apart! We will have a little fun and then we'll Make a Little Noise! | „ |
| ~ Sid's singing line in Toy Story the Musical |
Trivia[]
- Sid is ranked 26th in the Top 30 Disney Villains.
- Sid is the very first main antagonist of a Disney/Pixar film because Toy Story was Pixar's very first film. He is also the first main antagonist of a CGI film because Toy Story was the world's first computer-animated feature film.
- John Lasseter and Andrew Stanton don't consider Sid to be evil, which is fair considering that he's just a really unruly kid who doesn't fully comprehend the pain he inflicts on his toys until they reveal themselves to be alive.
- In a 2016 interview with some of the key animators of Toy Story, they stated that their primary influence for Sid's character was actually one of the animator's long time childhood friend, Ryan Newbert.
- Sid and Emperor Zurg are the only two classic Toy Story villains to appear in Toy Story 3 (though they only appear as cameos in Toy Story 3).
- Sid is considered to be a dark counterpart of Andy. They both are male children, they live next door to each other (before Andy moves away at the end of the first film), they both grow up and get job occupations in adulthood (Andy goes to college, while Sid gets a job as a garbage man), they both use toys for amusement (Andy is playful, while Sid is murderous), Andy is a good, normal kid, and Sid is a delinquent, they both have sisters (Andy gets along with Molly and cares about her, whereas Sid and Hannah are constantly fighting), they both have pet dogs, they both love going to Pizza Planet, and they both retire or quit doing something that was toy-related (Andy retires from his childhood hobby of toy playing, while Sid quits his childhood hobby of toy mutilating).
- Despite being neighbors, Sid and Andy are never seen interacting at all in the first film and seem completely unaware of each other's existence.
- Some fans have pointed out that the reason behind Sid's sociopathic nature was probably the result of a dysfunctional (and to an extent, abusive) home life, especially in regard to his parents. It's implied that his mother was probably neglectful when it came to Sid, such as allowing him to play with explosives (and allowed Sid to purchase a firework online) and skateboard to Pizza Planet all by himself without being accompanied by a legal guardian. There are hints that Sid's alcoholic father may have been abusive, as he is always sleeping on the couch with many beer cans next to him and the large number of locks on Sid's bedroom door was probably put to protect him from his abusive dad. The scene where Scud pursues Woody and Buzz throughout the hall until he stops and retreats at the sight of Sid's sleeping father suggests that Scud may have had some negative experiences with him as well.
- It's also implied that Sid was a bully, as on his backpack, it was written "Julie Mcbarfle has cooties". Moreover, when Sid was first introduced in the first film, Rex commented how Sid was supposed to be attending summer camp, to which Hamm replied that he must've been kicked out early, supposedly for his bad attitude.
- Sid is the only known human in the Toy Story quadrilogy who knows that the toys are alive. However, Andy Davis' sister, Molly, remains a debatable example as she was an infant in the first film.
- Not counting Al, Sid is the only human villain. Some of his successors, Stinky Pete, Lotso, and Gabby Gabby, are toy villains. As for Lilypad, she's a tablet.
- Unlike the other human villains, Sid wasn't seen wearing glasses. His appearance in Toy Story 3 doesn't count because he was wearing sunglasses, not eye glasses.
- Unlike their interactions with the other Toy Story villains, Andy's toys already know who Sid is. Al doesn't count because Hamm is the only one who mentions that he despises him when he's wearing his chicken suit. As a bonus, Buzz is Andy's only toy that doesn't know who Sid is, due to the fact that he became Andy's toy after Sid went to summer camp.
- Despite not having any interactions with Jessie in the Toy Story films, Sid actually steals her in the Monsters, Inc. comic book.
- Sid refers to Buzz Lightyear by his name, and he refers to Woody as the Wimpy Cowboy Doll.
- In the first film, Sid was 11 years old. In Toy Story 3, he was 22 years old. And even though he was absent in Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 4, he was 12 years old in the former, and he was 24-25 years old in the latter. As a bonus, Toy Story 5 will take place 2 years after Toy Story 4, which means that Sid will be 26-27 years old.
- In a deleted scene from the first film, Sid is seen torturing Woody and Buzz. At one point, he grabs the former, and he pulls his pull-string as he yells, "Oh, a survivor. Where's the rebel base?! Talk!" And then, Woody's voice box says, "I'd like to join your posse, boys. But first, I'm gonna sing a little song." Despite not being said in the final version of the film, Woody's phrase was said in Toy Story 3.
- In a video, Chatter Telephone, one of the characters that was introduced in Toy Story 3, told Woody that the garbage man was Sid, and Lee Unkrich, the director of Toy Story 3, confirmed it.
- As further proof, Sid's name appears during the film's end credits while Woody and the others were reading the note from Ken at Bonnie Anderson's house.
- Early sketches and storyboards show that Sid originally straps a rocket to Woody instead of Buzz, intending to blow him up. Not much else is known about this sequence; however, another unknown boy (possibly his best friend) is present with Sid when he's about to light the rocket.
- Early storyboards show that Woody would've walked up to Sid and directly confront him rather than going limb and speaking to him through his voice box after he picks him up. The original scene of Woody and the Mutant Toys directly confronting Sid was likely cut for its vitriolic nature.
- In the storyboard of Sid attempting to blast Buzz off in the sky, he is voiced by a different unidentified actor in line, and he has a mature punk sounding voice as opposed to a voice of a younger kid.
- Toy Story 4 is the only film where Sid wasn't seen or mentioned. However, it's possible that Woody told Forky about Sid while he was talking about his life with Andy.
- Sid is the first Pixar main antagonist to not be an adult (even though Toy Story 3 depicts him as such), followed by Johnny Worthington III from Monsters University (though he is one in Monsters at Work) and Ercole Visconti from Luca. As a bonus, Sid is the only non-adult Pixar villain who isn't seen as a teenager.
- Sid currently holds the record for having the youngest casted voice actor for a Pixar main antagonist, since Erik von Detten was an adolescent by the time he originally got the part of Sid. Ironically, von Detten would later reprise his character as an adult for Toy Story 3. But unlike the first film, Sid doesn't have dialogue in Toy Story 3. He can be heard singing, though.
- In a deleted scene of the 1995 Toy Story film according to the storyboard motion, Sid was originally possibly to be executed by the mutant toys as revenge from torturing them. However, the scenes were cut off, due to how the director John Lasseter thought how completely dark that would be for younger children.
- Ironically, the deleted scene later speculated a theory that Sid died 22 years later, which showed a skeleton that resembled him in Coco.
- The skull on Sid's shirt symbolizes the fact that he destroys toys.
- In honor of Toy Story's 30th anniversary, Sid Phillips and Andy Davis Funko Pops have been made. As a bonus, they are seen holding Woody and Buzz in their hands. However, the Sid Funko Pop has a rocket on Buzz's back, just like in the first film.
External Links[]
- Sid Phillips on the Disney Wiki
- Sid Phillips on the Pixar Wiki
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