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|occupation = Sailor |
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|skills = Seafaring<br>Leadership<br>Strength<br>Swordmanship<br>Gunmanship |
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To figure out the clue to Sir Francis Haddock's treasure and find the location of it, alongside with Tintin and Snowy (2011 film; succeeded) |
To figure out the clue to Sir Francis Haddock's treasure and find the location of it, alongside with Tintin and Snowy (2011 film; succeeded) |
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|family = Sir Francis Haddock† (ancestor)<br>Unnamed grandfather† |
|family = Sir Francis Haddock† (ancestor)<br>Unnamed grandfather† |
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|friends = [[Tintin]] (best friend)<br>[[Snowy]]<br>[[Cuthbert Calculus]]<br>[[Thompson and Thomson]]<br>Allan Thompson (formerly) |
|friends = [[Tintin]] (best friend)<br>[[Snowy]]<br>[[Cuthbert Calculus]]<br>[[Thompson and Thomson]]<br>Allan Thompson (formerly) |
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|enemies = Allan Thompson<br>Rastapopoulos<br>Colonel Sponz<br>Doctor Muller |
|enemies = Allan Thompson<br>Rastapopoulos<br>Colonel Sponz<br>Doctor Muller |
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He was voiced by David Fox in the 1991 TV animated series, and by Andy Serkis in the 2011 computer-animated film, the latter who also played [[Caesar (Planet of the Apes)|Caesar]] from ''Rise of the Planet of the Apes'' and the [[King Kong|2005 incarnation]] of ''King Kong''. |
He was voiced by David Fox in the 1991 TV animated series, and by Andy Serkis in the 2011 computer-animated film, the latter who also played [[Caesar (Planet of the Apes)|Caesar]] from ''Rise of the Planet of the Apes'' and the [[King Kong|2005 incarnation]] of ''King Kong''. |
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Archibald_Haddock.jpg|Haddock in the 2011 film. |
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Revision as of 13:23, 4 May 2020
Archibald Haddock (also known as Captain Haddock) is the reoccurring tritagonist of The Adventures of Tintin. He is an ally of Tintin since their meeting in the "The Crab with the Golden Claws" and helps him in all adventures.
He was voiced by David Fox in the 1991 TV animated series, and by Andy Serkis in the 2011 computer-animated film, the latter who also played Caesar from Rise of the Planet of the Apes and the 2005 incarnation of King Kong.
History
Captain Haddock sailed over twenty years with his old friend, Captain Chester, before becoming commander of the Karaboudjan where his alcoholism was taken advantage of by his crooked first mate Allan Thompson. Tintin rescued him from the ship and the two friends were barely ever parted again. He is a direct descendant of the 17th century seafarer Sir Francis Haddock, a sea captain under Charles II. He was the captain for two expeditions during his adventures with Tintin, commanding the Aurora in The Shooting Star during the expedition to find the meteorite and the Sirius, Captain Chester's ship that he lent to Haddock to find Red Rackham's treasure. At the end of the latter adventure, Haddock acquired with the proceeds of the sale of his friend Cuthbert Calculus' patent for the Shark-proof submarine, Marlinspike Hall, which once belonged to Captain Haddock's ancestor Francis. Haddock retired from sailing there and invited Tintin and Calculus to indefinitely live there with him.
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Trivia
- His surname's origin seems to differ from person to person familiar to Herge.
- According to author of "Chronology of a Work" Philippe Goddin, the name inspired by the 1931 film "Captain Craddock".
- Herge's first wife Germaine Kiekens, said that "Haddock" came from the English fish dish of the same name.