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|fullname = Carlton Fredricksen |
|fullname = Carlton Fredricksen |
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* Unborn Child (deceased) |
* Unborn Child (deceased) |
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|friends = Ellie Fredricksen, Russell, Kevin and her babies, Dug, Charles Muntz (formerly), [[w:c:villains:Alpha (Up)|Alpha]] (formerly), [[w:c:villains:Beta and Gamma|Beta and Gamma]] (both formerly) |
|friends = Ellie Fredricksen, Russell, Kevin and her babies, Dug, Charles Muntz (formerly), [[w:c:villains:Alpha (Up)|Alpha]] (formerly), [[w:c:villains:Beta and Gamma|Beta and Gamma]] (both formerly) |
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| − | |enemies = [[w:c:villains:Charles Muntz|Charles Muntz]], Alpha, [[w:c:villains:Beta and Gamma|Beta and Gamma]], other dogs (formerly), Kevin (briefly) |
+ | |enemies = [[w:c:villains:Charles Muntz|Charles Muntz]] (deceased), Alpha, [[w:c:villains:Beta and Gamma|Beta and Gamma]], other dogs (formerly), Kevin (briefly) |
| − | |type of hero = Adventurer |
+ | |type of hero = Aspired Adventurer |
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{{Quote|So long, [[George and A.J.|boys]]! I'll send you a postcard from Paradise Falls!|Carl when he sets off for Paradise Falls}} |
{{Quote|So long, [[George and A.J.|boys]]! I'll send you a postcard from Paradise Falls!|Carl when he sets off for Paradise Falls}} |
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| − | '''Carlton''' "'''Carl'''" '''Fredricksen''' is the protagonist of the 2009 academy award winning Disney and Pixar film ''Up''. |
+ | '''Carlton''' "'''Carl'''" '''Fredricksen''' is the protagonist of the 2009 academy award winning Disney and Pixar film ''Up''. He is also the childhood friend and husband of [[Ellie Fredricksen]]. |
| − | + | As a child, he is voiced by Jeremy Leary in the English version of the movie, and by Arturo Valli in the Italian version of the movie. |
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| + | As an old man, he is voiced by Edward Asner in the English version of the movie, and by Giancarlo Giannini in the Italian version of the movie. |
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==Information== |
==Information== |
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==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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===Childhood=== |
===Childhood=== |
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| + | Carl was born in 1929, one year before Ellie. |
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| ⚫ | At 8 years old, when Carl watches a movie about [[w:c:villains:Charles Muntz|Charles Muntz]], he gets disgusted that he lost his license for not capturing a legendary bird. Carl later goes inside an abandoned house inhabited by a little girl. The little girl removes her helmet and introduces herself as Ellie. Carl obeys Ellie's words and later is sent to the plank upstairs to retrieve a balloon that got away from Ellie. Carl falls off the plank and his arm is injured. When Carl meets Ellie again in the tent, the balloon has popped. |
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===Adulthood=== |
===Adulthood=== |
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[[File:2000485_com_up5e.jpg|thumb|left]] |
[[File:2000485_com_up5e.jpg|thumb|left]] |
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| + | Carl and Ellie get married as adults, Ellie's family cheers loudly, however, Carl's family applauds softly. |
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| − | Carl and Ellie get married as young adults. Ellie's family cheers loudly. However, Carl's family applauds softly. The next day, Carl and Ellie are rebuilding their old house. They spend their life in the park, in the zoo, and saving tips for Paradise Falls. Carl continues smashing the tips with his hammer. One day, Ellie find that she was pregnant, and the couple built a nursery room, however, a few days later, they go into the doctor's office, Ellie had a miscarriage, and the doctor either knows that Ellie is now sterile. Years later, their hairs turn gray and they start to slow down. Ellie gets sick because of old age and Carl goes to her. Ellie is in the hospital and later dies. When Carl sits alone in church, funeral flowers are next to him. Carl goes into his house without Ellie. |
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| + | The next day, Carl and Ellie are rebuilding their old house, they spend their life in the park, in the zoo, and saving tips for Paradise Falls, Carl continues smashing the tips with his hammer. |
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| + | One day, Ellie find that she was pregnant, and the couple built a nursery room, however, a few days later, they go into the doctor's office, Ellie had a miscarriage, and the doctor either knows that Ellie is now sterile. |
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| + | Years later, their hairs turn gray and they start to slow down. Ellie gets sick because of old age and Carl goes to her. Ellie is in the hospital and later dies. When Carl sits alone in church, funeral flowers are next to him. Carl goes into his house without Ellie. |
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The next day, Carl looks at a construction site in the background. Construction worker Tom says to him that it is a good day. He tells the worker's boss that he can have his house when he's dead. Carl then meets [[Russell]], who is reading about being a wilderness explorer. Later, Stevie almost broke Carl and Ellie's mailbox. Carl hits his forehead with his cane. While Carl watches TV, he is bleeding and taken to the hospital. Carl is taken to the courtroom for mistreating Stevie. Officer Edith says that his new home will be in the retirement village. |
The next day, Carl looks at a construction site in the background. Construction worker Tom says to him that it is a good day. He tells the worker's boss that he can have his house when he's dead. Carl then meets [[Russell]], who is reading about being a wilderness explorer. Later, Stevie almost broke Carl and Ellie's mailbox. Carl hits his forehead with his cane. While Carl watches TV, he is bleeding and taken to the hospital. Carl is taken to the courtroom for mistreating Stevie. Officer Edith says that his new home will be in the retirement village. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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*He is inspired by Spencer Tracy and Walter Matthau. |
*He is inspired by Spencer Tracy and Walter Matthau. |
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| + | *It is not known why Carl and Ellie after the miscarriage have never opted for adoption or artificial insemination. |
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| + | *If his wife never had a miscarriage, his child would be an adult. |
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[[Category:Tragic]] |
[[Category:Tragic]] |
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[[Category:Cartoon Heroes]] |
[[Category:Cartoon Heroes]] |
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[[Category:Movie Heroes]] |
[[Category:Movie Heroes]] |
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[[Category:In Love]] |
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[[Category:Protectors]] |
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[[Category:MAD Heroes]] |
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[[Category:Nurturer]] |
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[[Category:Wrathful]] |
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[[Category:Heroic Disciplinarians]] |
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[[Category:Adventurers]] |
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[[Category:Reluctant Heroes]] |
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[[Category:False Antagonist]] |
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[[Category:Rescuers]] |
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[[Category:Mentally Ill]] |
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[[Category:Genius]] |
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[[Category:Voice of Reason]] |
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[[Category:Elderly]] |
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[[Category:Cowards]] |
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[[Category:Brutes]] |
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[[Category:Freedom Fighters]] |
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[[Category:Loyal]] |
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[[Category:Successful]] |
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[[Category:Book Heroes]] |
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[[Category:Dreaded]] |
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[[Category:Merciful]] |
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[[Category:Parents]] |
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Revision as of 01:20, 4 April 2020
| “ | So long, boys! I'll send you a postcard from Paradise Falls! | „ |
| ~ Carl when he sets off for Paradise Falls |
Carlton "Carl" Fredricksen is the protagonist of the 2009 academy award winning Disney and Pixar film Up. He is also the childhood friend and husband of Ellie Fredricksen.
As a child, he is voiced by Jeremy Leary in the English version of the movie, and by Arturo Valli in the Italian version of the movie.
As an old man, he is voiced by Edward Asner in the English version of the movie, and by Giancarlo Giannini in the Italian version of the movie.
Information
Carl is a cranky, widowed 78-year-old former balloon salesman who has lost his wife, Ellie, and is determined to fulfill his promise he made with her to go to Paradise Falls in South America.
Biography
Childhood
Carl was born in 1929, one year before Ellie.
At 8 years old, when Carl watches a movie about Charles Muntz, he gets disgusted that he lost his license for not capturing a legendary bird. Carl later goes inside an abandoned house inhabited by a little girl. The little girl removes her helmet and introduces herself as Ellie. Carl obeys Ellie's words and later is sent to the plank upstairs to retrieve a balloon that got away from Ellie. Carl falls off the plank and his arm is injured. When Carl meets Ellie again in the tent, the balloon has popped.
Adulthood
Carl and Ellie get married as adults, Ellie's family cheers loudly, however, Carl's family applauds softly.
The next day, Carl and Ellie are rebuilding their old house, they spend their life in the park, in the zoo, and saving tips for Paradise Falls, Carl continues smashing the tips with his hammer.
One day, Ellie find that she was pregnant, and the couple built a nursery room, however, a few days later, they go into the doctor's office, Ellie had a miscarriage, and the doctor either knows that Ellie is now sterile.
Years later, their hairs turn gray and they start to slow down. Ellie gets sick because of old age and Carl goes to her. Ellie is in the hospital and later dies. When Carl sits alone in church, funeral flowers are next to him. Carl goes into his house without Ellie.
The next day, Carl looks at a construction site in the background. Construction worker Tom says to him that it is a good day. He tells the worker's boss that he can have his house when he's dead. Carl then meets Russell, who is reading about being a wilderness explorer. Later, Stevie almost broke Carl and Ellie's mailbox. Carl hits his forehead with his cane. While Carl watches TV, he is bleeding and taken to the hospital. Carl is taken to the courtroom for mistreating Stevie. Officer Edith says that his new home will be in the retirement village.
The next day, George and A.J. meet Carl and ask him if he is ready to go. However, his house spawns thousands of balloons. The house floats to the street until Russell shows up.
When Russell, a wilderness explorer, stows away on board, Carl learns from his new friend that adventure is not from the places you go, but from the friends you make and the everyday experiences you have with them.
Gallery
Trivia
- He is inspired by Spencer Tracy and Walter Matthau.
- It is not known why Carl and Ellie after the miscarriage have never opted for adoption or artificial insemination.
- If his wife never had a miscarriage, his child would be an adult.
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