Hearing Woody in Tom Hanks Movies

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The discussion centers around the phenomenon of associating Tom Hanks' voice with his character Woody from Toy Story, particularly when watching his other films. Viewers express that they can no longer watch movies like Cast Away and Saving Private Ryan without hearing Woody's voice, leading to humorous moments during serious scenes. The mention of Hanks' iconic line in Cast Away highlights this connection, suggesting that his voice has become an "ear worm" for some audiences. The conversation reflects on how certain roles can overshadow an actor's other performances, creating a lasting association in viewers' minds.
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I can't watch them anymore without hearing Woody from Toy Story.
I watched Cast Away again recently, and enjoyed it again, but I laughed out loud at the bit where he kept hearing coconuts falling in the dark and shouted, "What IS that?" It sounded just like Woody.
I also watched Saving Private Ryan again, and as soon as Hanks said his first words...
 
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