>Ist das ein Hinweis darauf, dass sie bei Pixar da schon an "Nemo" gearbeitet >haben?

Genau, ist es.

von: [www.digitalmediafx.com]

"Of course, all this last minute plussing of the picture didn't stop the folks at Pixar from slipping a few in-jokes to Monsters, Inc. Most of these gags, you folks are probably already aware of. But have you heard about the Monsters, Inc. joke that won't pay off 'til the Summer of 2003?
The next time you see this Pixar picture, pay very close attention to the sequence toward the end of Monsters, Inc. where Boo first reenters her bedroom. The little girl's so happy to be back home that she's almost bouncing off the walls. As Boo dances excitedly around the room, the toddler begins scooping up toys and handing them to Sully.
Now I'm sure (given that most everyone who reads Digital Media FX is a hardcore computer animation fan) that all of you already know that the doll that Boo handed Sully was actually Jessie from Disney / Pixar's 1999 release, Toy Story II. And some of you might also have recognized that the rubber ball that the toddler hands to her big blue furry friend is the one that's featured in Pixar's 1986 short, "Luxo, Jr."
But what about that rubber clown fish? You know, the orange one with the wide white stripes? That -- my friends -- is the title character of Pixar's next project, Finding Nemo. This still-in-production film deals with a boy clownfish who is kidnapped, spirited away from his coral reef home. Nemo's dad must then journey through numerous dangerous worlds -- above and below the water -- before he can rescue his boy.
This upcoming Disney / Pixar project isn't even supposed to hit theaters 'til June 2003 . But -- from that point forward -- every child (or adult) who watches Monsters, Inc. on video or DVD will view this particular scene in the film in a whole new way. They'll immediately realize that Nemo had been hiding in plain sight (so to speak) in Boo's bedroom all along. But no one knew (except you, me and everyone who works at Pixar) who that little rubber fish really was ... 'til now."

gruß, ulli