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This week marks the release of Toy Story 5, a film highly anticipated by fans of the original series. On Sunday, June 14, 2026, the French premiere of the film took place, but Disney France chose to organize the event not in a traditional cinema or at Disneyland Paris, but at the renowned Le Cirque d'Hiver Bouglione in the 11th arrondissement of Paris.
It was indeed in the heart of this magnificent big top, decorated in the yellow and red colors of Pixar, that a privileged audience discovered the fifth installment of the Toy Story saga in the presence of the film's producer Lindsey Collins, Pixar producer and creative director Pete Docter, and part of the French voice cast.
The premiere was attended by the French voice cast, including Marine Leonardi (Snappy), Richard Darbois (Buzz Lightyear), Laura Felpin (LilyPad), Jonathan Cohen (Rouleau Pote), producers Linsey Collins and Pete Docter, Barbara Tissier (Jessie), Jean-Pascal Zadi (Atlas), Jean-Philippe Puymartin (Woody), and the president of The Walt Disney Company France, Hélène Etzi.
The historic voices of Jean-Philippe Puymartin (Woody), Richard Darbois (Buzz Lightyear), Barbara Tissier (Jessie), and Henri Guybet (Rex) were present, as well as new additions: Jonathan Cohen (Rouleau Pote), Laura Felpin (Lilypad), Jean-Pascal Zadi (Atlas), and Marine Leonardi (Snappy). Unfortunately, Pierre Niney (Fourchette) and Patrick Préjean (Bayonne) were absent.
Before the screening began, the actors seated in the front row addressed a few words to the audience to present the film, their characters, and explain their individual attachment to the franchise.
Although he was not present at the photocall with his colleagues, Henri Guybet met Pete Docter. The latter took the opportunity to salute the legendary actor for his contribution to the Toy Story saga and other Pixar films for which he lent his voice (A Bug's Life, Monsters, Inc., Cars).
Toy Story 5 will be released in French cinemas starting Wednesday, June 17. Follow all the news about the film on disneyphile.fr and our social networks.
Disney's Toy Story 5 has premiered in France, with the event taking place at Le Cirque d'Hiver de Bouglione in Paris.