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Pixar cut LGBTQ elements from "Elio" after poor test screenings, citing age-appropriateness, sparking internal debate.
Pixar removed LGBTQ elements from its 2025 film "Elio," including scenes hinting the protagonist might be gay, during a major overhaul prompted by weak test screenings.
Chief creative officer Pete Docter cited concerns about age-appropriateness for younger audiences without parental guidance.
Original director Adrian Molina departed, and Madeline Sharafian and Domee Shi led revisions that cut scenes like a pink bike and a male crush fantasy.
The changes sparked internal criticism, especially amid broader industry decisions on representation.
The film grossed around $150 million globally, matching its production budget but falling short of strong profitability.
Docter continues to lead Pixar’s creative direction.
Pixar cortó elementos LGBTQ de "Elio" después de malas proyecciones de prueba, citando la adecuación a la edad, provocando un debate interno.