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Bad Bunny Will Bring a Slice to Life in ‘Toy Story 5’

Benito will make a cameo appearance in the upcoming Pixar flick, voicing a forgotten toy known as “Pizza with Sunglasses”

Bad Bunny Will Bring a Slice to Life in ‘Toy Story 5’

Bad Bunny performs in concert during his “DeBI TiRAR MaS FOToS” Tour at Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys on May 22, 2026 in Barcelona, Spain.

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Bad Bunny will take his colorful personality to the world of animation, with the Puerto Rican star announced as part of the cast of the upcoming Toy Story 5 film.

On Tuesday (May 26), Disney confirmed that the Grammy Award-winning artist will make a cameo appearance in the fifth installment of the popular film franchise as Pizza with Sunglasses. Described as “effortlessly cool and mysterious,” Pizza with Sunglasses is part of a small, but strong group of forgotten toys living in an abandoned shed.


In addition to Bad Bunny, Disney also revealed that actor Alan Cumming will appear in Toy Story 5. The actor will play Evil Bullseye, the evil counterpart of Woody and Jessie’s trusty horse, Bullseye.

Toy Story 5 will feature many of the franchise’s longstanding castmembers returning to their roles, including Tom Hanks (Woody the Cowboy), Tim Allen (Buzz Lightyear), and Joan Cusack (Jessie). Actor Ernie Hudson will take over as the voice of Combat Carl in place of the late actor Carl Weathers, who died in February 2024. Additional stars set to appear in voiceover roles include Conan O’Brien, Craig Robinson, Shelby Rabara, Mykal-Michelle Harris, and Scarlett Spears.

Disney has described the plot of Toy Story 5 as “Toy Meets Tech,” with Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and the gang confronting the biggest disruption in playtime history: A tablet called Lilypad (voiced by Greta Lee). Toy Story 5 is set to hit theaters June 19. It was co-directed by Academy Award winner Andrew Stanton and Kenna Harris, while Randy Newman returned to score the film.

Bad Bunny’s latest acting role continues his foray into film, as the Puerto Rican hitmaker has spent the past few years showcasing his chops as a thespian. In 2022, Bad Bunny appeared as Wolf in the David Leitch-directed film Bullet Train, starring Brad Pitt, and more recently showed up as Colorado in the 2025 film Caught Stealing, alongside Austin Butler, Regina King, and Zoë Kravitz.

Earlier this year, it was announced that Bad Bunny will appear in Porto Rico, a film that follows the life of iconic Puerto Rican revolutionary José Maldonado Román, known as Águila Blanca (White Eagle).

Watch the Toy Story 5 trailer below.

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