Pete Docter Says Pixar Cut LGBTQ Storyline From ‘Elio’ Because ‘We’re Making a Movie, Not Hundreds of Millions of Dollars of Therapy’
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Pete Docter, chief creative officer at Pixar and director of “Monsters Inc.,” “Up” and “Inside Out,” recently told the Wall Street Journal why the studio decided to completely overhaul 2025’s “Elio” and cut out the film’s LGBTQ storyline. Docter told the WSJ that Pixar didn’t want to expose its young audience to things they weren’t […]
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Mar 7, 2026 1:56pm PT Pete Docter Says Pixar Cut LGBTQ Storyline From ‘Elio’ Because ‘We’re Making a Movie, Not Hundreds of Millions of Dollars of Therapy’ By Jack Dunn Plus Icon Jack Dunn Latest Timothée Chalamet Faces Backlash From Ballet and Opera Communities After Viral ‘No One Cares’ Comment: ‘We’d Love To Change Your Mind’ 3 hours ago Box Office: ‘Hoppers’ Bites Down on $13.2 Million; ‘The Bride!’ Stumbles With $3 Million 5 hours ago Jon Stewart Slams Trump for Keeping Press in the Dark About Iran War: ‘Our Bombs Are Now Smarter Than Our President’ 5 days ago See All Pete Docter , chief creative officer at Pixar and director of “Monsters Inc.,” “Up” and “Inside Out,” recently told the Wall Street Journal why the studio decided to completely overhaul 2025’s “ Elio ” and cut out the film’s LGBTQ storyline. Docter told the WSJ that Pixar didn’t want to expose its young audience to things they weren’t ready to see or hadn’t discussed with their parents. He said, “We’re making a movie, not hundreds of millions of dollars of therapy.” Related Stories 'Back to the Future' Star Crispin Glover Accused of Holding Former Model 'Captive' as 'Sex Slave' in New Lawsuit
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