Monsters, Inc. Trivia Questions

Pixar's Easter egg tradition includes the Pizza Planet truck from 'Toy Story.' It appears briefly on a monitor in the Monsters, Inc. scare floor.

Boo was always intended to be a girl. The confusion comes from her short hair and toddler features, but Pixar never considered making her male.

Crystal turned down the role three times, feeling the script wasn't right. After script rewrites and continued persistence from Pixar, he finally accepted, later calling it one of his best decisions.

During the film's climax, Sulley and Mike find that children's laughter produces far more power than screams, prompting the company to convert its operations to harvest laughter permanently.

Fungus was voiced by Frank Oz, the legendary Muppet performer. Pete Docter voiced only background characters and provided creative direction instead.

Pixar developed 'Fizt' (Fur, Hair, and Texture) to animate Sulley's 2.3 million hairs. It was reused for animals in 'Finding Nemo' and 'Ratatouille.'

Randall's design included over 1.2 million individual scales, which moved independently to give him a chameleon-like appearance, a significant technical accomplishment for the film's time.

The door vault was inspired by a library's automated book retrieval system, not a government facility. Pixar researchers visited a library at UC Berkeley for reference.