About
Andrew Stanton, born in 1965, is an accomplished American filmmaker, animator, and voice actor. He is primarily recognized for his work with Pixar Animation Studios, where he directed and co-wrote acclaimed films like "Finding Nemo," "WALL-E," and "Finding Dory." Stanton has been a key creative force behind many of Pixar's most beloved movies, including the "Toy Story" franchise and "Monsters, Inc." His talent has earned him multiple Academy Awards and a reputation as a visionary in the animation industry.
Career Timeline
Early Pixar Career
Joins Pixar, contributing to early projects like Toy Story.
A Bug's Life Co-Director
Serves as co-director and co-writer for A Bug's Life.
Finding Nemo Success
Directs Finding Nemo, winning an Academy Award and achieving massive box office success.
WALL-E Acclaim
Directs WALL-E, winning another Academy Award for Best Animated Feature.
John Carter Flop
Directs John Carter, which is a box office disappointment.
Finding Dory Success
Directs Finding Dory, another major success for Pixar.
Visionary Pixar Director
Continues to work with Pixar, directing and developing new projects.
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Last updated: February 25, 2026