The enigmatic fate of Bing Bong, the beloved imaginary friend from Pixar’s beloved animated film Inside Out, remains a subject of much speculation and curiosity among fans. After the highly ...

Exclusive: Richard Kind addresses his absence from Inside Out 2, explaining why he feels Bing Bong not returning for the sequel ultimately benefited the franchise's journey so far. Kind's ...

And he’s the bestest pal a kid could ever want. Bing Bong with Sadness and Joy in ‘Inside Out’ (Disney/Pixar) Bing Bong, voiced by Richard Kind, lives in the deep corridors of Riley’s long ...

Inside Out 2 spoilers follow ... including a nod to everybody’s favourite imaginary friend, Bing Bong. The colourful elephant – and Riley's imaginary friend – tragically evaporated towards ...

Not that he disagrees with director Peter Docter's final Inside Out edit, sharing, "I think we felt exactly what we needed to feel in that scene." Bing Bong's reveal came as a surprise to movie ...

And if you look at Joy’s bunk, she has a Bing Bong doll on the shelf by her bed. You can spot it in the background. It happens right before this scene from Inside Out 2 happens: Sean O’Connell ...

While the five emotions get top billing in Disney/Pixar's Inside Out, the real breakout of the animated hit is Bing Bong, a little girl's loyal imaginary friend played by Kind. "I like doing ...

Anyone who’s seen Pixar's most recent film, Inside Out – and given its success, many have – know just what an impact Bing Bong made. The pink cotton candy/half cat/half elephant steals the ...

Despite making us bawl our eyes out as Riley's imaginary childhood friend in Inside Out, Bing Bong originally had a more revolutionary streak. A deleted scene from the Pixar film has emerged ...

(Social media posts dedicated to the cuddly BFF with a catchy signature song include missives like “It’s been 8 hours since I saw Inside Out and I’m still thinking about Bing Bong ...