Dolly (Toy Story)

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Dolly is a supporting character in the Toy Story franchise.

She is a soft dress-up rag doll with purple hair, googly eyes, an orange dress with buttons sewn on, and gently blushing cheeks. She helps Woody get back to Sunnyside with the rest of Bonnie's toys. Dolly also comes with her own templates for creating and sewing different outfits. She is about 8.25 inches tall.

When Dolly learns Woody's name, she asks if he's gonna "stick with that" and acknowledges the irony of a doll named “Dolly” saying that. She has shown to be sassy, and apparently the brains of Bonnie's toys as she was the only one not dense enough to misread "Andy" when Woody holds his boot upside down.

She was voiced by Bonnie Hunt, who also voiced Rosie from A Bug's Life, Sally Carerra from the Cars franchise, and Bonnie Hopps from Zootopia.

Toy Story 3[]

Dolly is first seen being played with by Bonnie as "The Scary Witch". When Woody arrives at Bonnie's house, Dolly asks him his name, and when he gives it, asks him "are you going to stick with that?". Woody then shows her Andy's name on the bottom of his boot, and Dolly is the only one of Bonnie's toys to read it correctly. Dolly later helps Woody figure out how to get back to Andy’s home which fortunately is right around the corner. However, when Woody blurts out Sunnyside Daycare, Dolly and the others are shocked and reveal the truth to Woody that Sunnyside is in reality a place of despair and that Lotso is in reality an evil monster. When Woody changes his mind and decides to go back to save his friends, Dolly and the others attempt to dissuade him because it would be too dangerous and Andy will be leaving soon. But they help him so he can go and save his friends from the awful prison that Lotso turned the daycare into.

In one of the scenes shown during the credits of the film, Dolly shows Bonnie's other toys and Andy's toys (who were donated to Bonnie by Andy before he left for college) pictures Bonnie has drawn of them, which notably makes Chuckles smile for the first time in a long time.

Toy Story 4[]

In this film, Dolly is less prominent than her previous appearance. What she mostly has during this film is commanding and mentoring Bonnie's toys, and being worried about Woody's, and later the newcomer Forky's respective wellbeings, as they both went missing after Forky himself jumped out of the RV she and the other toys were in during their road trip, believing at first that he was literal trash.

After she witnessed Forky's return to Bonnie, and once she saw Woody again, she felt more relieved this time. However, at the turn of events, when Woody decided to stay with Bo Peep at the carnival, Dolly herself wasn't hesitant about his decision to fully depart from being one of Bonnie's toys, being okay with the couple's full reunion.

She was last seen in the film getting to witness the creation that is Karen Beverly (a.k.a. "Knifey"), whom Forky was intrigued of.

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Trivia[]

In the video game adaptation of Toy Story 3, Dolly has an evil alter-ego, who is a witch.
Her owner, Bonnie Anderson, shares the same name as with her voice actress Bonnie Hunt.