'Coco' trivia and fun facts
The release
This is Pixar's seventh film to release in November and fifth to release on Thanksgiving.
Changes on the title
Formerly referred to as 'Dia de los Muertos'.
Directors on Thanksgiving
This is Pixar's second film released on Thanksgiving to not be directed by John Lasseter, and the first one released on Thanksgiving to have Lee Unkrich as the main director, after having been the simply the co-director of Toy Story 2 (1999).
The same release as 'Toy Story'
The film released on the same day as Pixar's first film 'Toy Story' (1995), 22 years prior. It's also Pixar's second film to release the same day as one of their previous films, the first being 'El viaje de Arlo' (2015), which was released the same day 'Bichos: Una aventura en miniatura' (1998) did 17 years prior to that.
Pixar's ranking
Pixar's 19th feature film.
About director and producer
Directed by Lee Unkrich, and produced by Darla K. Anderson, the same director and producer of Best Picture Oscar nominee 'Toy Story 3' (2010), with 'Coco' (2017) being Lee's second directorial effort, and Darla's fifth producal effort. Both of these films had a film directed by John Lasseter come next.
The title's change in Brazil
In Brazil, the title name was changed to "Viva", for the original title "Coco" could be easily mistaken by the Portuguese word "cocô", which means "shit".
The last of this decade
This is Pixar's last original film of the 2010s, the next films in this decade (Los increíbles 2 (2018) and Toy Story 4 (2019)) are sequels.
Originality comes back since 'The Good Dinosaur'
Pixar's first original film since 'The Good Dinosaur' (2015), as their other films of 'Finding Dory' (2016) and 'Cars 3' (2017) were sequels.