- “You stupid English, with your Yorkshire puddings and your chips and fish! You thought you could beat Le Frog?!”
- ―Le Frog[src]
Le Frog is a secondary antagonist in the DreamWorks film, Flushed Away. He is the leader of his henchfrogs and one of the henchmen of his older cousin, The Toad.
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Physical Appearance[]
Le Frog wore a black suit with beige coat, black pants and black shoes.
Appearances[]
Flushed Away[]
Le Frog's henchmen are mostly ninja frogs, along with a mime frog who holds a mobile phone where the Toad would see and speak through. They were easily distracted by a fly, leading them to be smacked with each others' tongues. Le Frog was called by his cousin, the Toad to get the master cable back from Rita, in order to proceed his plan in taking over the sewers and annihilating all of Ratropolis. He pursues them down the rapid waters and fails in getting the master cable on his first attempt. However, after Spike manages to kidnap Rita, Le Frog successfully grabs the cable off her and gives it to the Toad.
After this, he sits in the café waiting for the Toad's plan to succeed before the latter desperately calls out to him after getting his tongue caught in the turning mechanism. As a result, Le Frog rushes towards Roddy in an attempt to engage him in combat. However, instead of that, Roddy grabs Le Frog and winds him causing his tongue to shoot out and attach itself to the ledge of the pipe. Once Roddy freezes the oncoming attack to the rats Le Frog shrugs it off as being a small success before Roddy launches him towards the Toad to whom he furiously tells to stop pursuing and just accept his plan had failed before abandoning his cousin and giving him fatherly advice leaving him stuck in the mechanism.
At the end of the film, as Le Frog tries to hitchhike back to Paris, he stood with an annoyed look while his henchmen were seen dancing.
Trivia[]
- Le Frog's voice actor, Jean Reno also voiced him in the French dubbed version.
- Le Frog's name is grammatically incorrect; in French, nouns have genders. The French word for "frog" is "grenouille", which is feminine. So Le Frog's correct name would be "La Grenouille", in which he would end up being female instead of male.
- "Frog" is also a mildly abusive term employed by the British to design a French person. Within that logic, Le Frog might also be a translation to "Le Français", which means The Frenchman.
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