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| “ | Johnny. Its Johnny, that’s my son! | „ |
| ~ Big Daddy seeing his son performing "I'm Still Standing" on TV while in prison. |
| “ | That's my boy. | „ |
| ~ Big Daddy seeing his son performing A Sky full of Stars. |
| “ | We're security now mate! | „ |
| ~ Big Daddy's heroic phrase when he and his gang stand up to Jimmy Crystal and his thugs. |
Marcus, better known as Big Daddy, is a supporting character in Illumination's Sing franchise, being the secondary antagonist of the first film and a major character in its sequel. He is the leader of a gang of gorillas, who are robbers turned community service workers, and Johnny's father.
He is voiced by Peter Serafinowicz who also played Garthan Saal in Guardians of the Galaxy.
History[]
Sing[]
He is the former leader of a gang of gorilla robbers.
Big Daddy and henchmen Garry and Stan are introduced robbing a bank. They are interrupted by a pair of rhino officers, but successfully drive away, Johnny following after them. After successfully pulling his son into their pickup truck, Big Daddy scolds him for failing his duties as a lookout, and asks where his rabbit mask is.
Later at the garage, the robbers make plans for a massive, final heist of $25 million in gold on a docked ship. Big Daddy requests that Johnny take over Garry's usual position as their getaway driver, and critiques Johnny's driving speed that night. On the day of the heist, however, Johnny leaves his post to attend a rehearsal at the Moon Theater. He becomes stuck in traffic trying to return, which leads to the robbers' arrest.
In prison, Big Daddy meets with Johnny during visiting hours. Johnny finally confesses that he wants to be a singer, not a criminal, causing Big Daddy to shun him and selfishly disowns him, even though Johnny swears to bail him out. After the destruction of the Moon Theater, Johnny tries to visit his father again, but Big Daddy refuses to leave his cell (possibly feeling guilty because of his selfish act of disowning Johnny).
When Buster Moon decides to stage a concert at the theater ruins, Johnny performs "I'm Still Standing". The gorilla robbers watch it on T.V.; Big Daddy is so amazed at his son's talent. Ashamed over his actions, he breaks out of prison and evades policemen to reconcile with Johnny and apologize to him for selfishly disowning him. He arrives backstage during Mike's rendition of "My Way", and tells Johnny how proud he is of him and gives him a heartwarming hug. Police helicopters arrive, and Big Daddy takes his leave to return to prison, with Johnny promising to visit him often.
Sing 2[]
In Sing 2, Big Daddy and his gang were paroled and became community service workers at the CFS (Community Food Service). Big Daddy and his gang were recruited by Johnny to help Buster Moon and his crew to guard and protect their performance from Jimmy Crystal and his security guards. During Johnny's performance, he was proud to see Johnny defeat Klaus and earns his respect. Later, Big Daddy and his gang managed to overpower Jimmy Crystal's henchmen, but Jimmy got away and tried to kill Moon by dropping him to his death. When Rosita managed to overcome her fear and rescued Buster, Big Daddy managed to restrain Crystal and forced him to watch the rest of the show. Later, after Crystal was arrested, Big Daddy was last seen riding in the truck with his gang and bids farewell to Johnny and his friends, returning to finish their community service.
External Links[]
- Johnny's Father on the Villains Wiki
- Johnny's Father on the Sing Wiki
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