The phrases 'reach for the sky' and 'there's a snake in my boot' are some of the most iconic in movie history.
Yet Toy Story fans will be surprised to learn that the lines made famous by Tom Hanks' character Woody, aren't in fact, always voiced by him.
Instead, it's Tom's younger brother Jim who has lent his voice to the role, standing in for his Hollywood star sibling when it comes to recording Woody's lines for the various spin-off projects and merchandise.
Jim, 65, bears a striking resemblance to his older sibling both physically and audially, making him the perfect stand-in for when Tom isn't available for filming.
The voiceover artist began his career in B-movies, and told The Daily Mail that when Pixar and Disney struggled to pin Tom down for recording sessions ahead of the 1995 film's release, they came up with a cunning plan.
