He’s Bing Bong. Related: See What ‘Inside Out’ Has in Common With WWII Propaganda Cartoon Aside from a few fuzzy leaked images from the movie and tie-in toys, Disney and Pixar had kept ...

Inside Out director Pete Docter originally envisioned Bing Bong as part of a larger group of friends who were outcasts from Riley's childhood, including Mrs. Scribbles, a crayon drawing brought to ...

Well, pour one out for Bing Bong. Bing Bong is always in our hearts. Rest in peace. But Bing Bong is the ultimate sacrifice. I mean, when Bing Bong died, you know, America mourned.

As it turns out, Pixar creatives are capable of going to pretty dark places, since it seems that Bing Bong (voiced by Spin City actor Richard Kind)'s original exit was supposed to be—wait for it ...

I didn’t spot Bing Bong on my first viewing. But I was one of the millions of people who headed to the theaters on opening weekend to watch Inside Out 2 on the big screen, helping it resuscitate ...

Bing Bong, while still an imaginary friend, is one that Riley kept in the back of her mind because he started off as her nighttime MONSTER. As in, a monster from Monstroplis hanging out with ...

For those who have seen Pixar’s Inside Out, the name “Bing Bong” likely brings a tear to your eye. (And for those who haven’t, well, close this window right now, because SPOILERS.) The ...

NB: The following contains spoilers for Inside Out and Frozen. Surprises can be few and far between in major films these days, but Inside Out’ s Bing Bong was arguably one of them.

Bing Bong was voiced by veteran character actor Richard Kind. This is the fifth time he’s lent his voice to a Pixar film, and this time he felt that Bing Bong was going to be special, even if no ...

"Inside Out" was all about emotion, and it certainly brought out lots of emotions in moviegoers, too, particularly in one heart-wrenching scene between Joy (Amy Poehler) and Bing Bong.