“He had played a character that was a lantern-jawed hero that when I was out of time, it's a different character. And it is really essential for the character.”Įvans’ tenure as the MCU’s Captain America did indeed influence his casting as Buzz, which the filmmakers say he was the first and only choice for the role. And there was a lot of comedy and serious action stuff that we'd seen Chris Evans do and and had always exemplified, and it was always impressed by his ability to not seem too goofy, but be able to laugh at himself. I knew that the character was iconic enough that you needed someone with the gravitas and seriousness and the balance of comedy and drama for the actor was a very, very narrow window of actor that could do it. You need to kind of step back and rethink it a little bit. It is so hard to make a character that is a side character to a main character. “I wanted somebody who was not going to be goofy, funny. And I never wanted as someone that was going to imitate that that character voice, but I wanted something to be different.” MacLean also addressed the casting of Chris Evans as Buzz during a long-lead presentation for the press, which included IGN: “Because (Buzz’s) voice is so iconic, you run the risk of, of imitation.
There's already enough confusion going around it. In the sense that, I think what's gonna end up happening is when it comes out, and if it finds an audience, it'll just become its own thing. “I wanted to just use it as a setup and then get away from it because I don't think there's ultimately a lot of value in reminding the audience that it's a movie. And that meant not even pursuing any inside jokes, like having an Easter egg with Allen’s voice or a credit scene with cartoon Buzz commenting on “real-life” Buzz.
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