India, June 24 -- Tom Hanks has been the voice of Woody in the animated franchise Toy Story for five instalments, but the Oscar-winning American actor is scared about his future with the character and the series. Hanks said Disney could recreate the beloved cowboy's voice for Toy Story 6, and even future films, without bringing him back into the recording studio. With more than three decades' worth of Woody dialogue on record, Hanks noted that AI could potentially stitch together new lines from his past performances. The 69-year-old told Entertainment Weekly, "Time is undefeated. The question would be whether or not we could cobble together some version of me. Every word we have ever recorded in time in Toy Story is on digital media somewhere, so they could put together anything they would want." Tom and his longtime co-star Tim Allen (Buzz Lightyear) both agreed the idea is "a scary thought." The actor had earlier also spoken about how AI and deepfake technology could mean that death is no longer the end of an actor's career. "I could be hit by a bus tomorrow and that's it, but performances can go on and on," he had said. HTC...