In Universal Pictures' Minions, the three lead Minions are Kevin, the “big brother,” protector and leader, Stuart, the rebellious “middle brother,” and Bob, the innocent, eager “little brother” who loves everyone and everything.
Miss Hattie's Home for Girls is the name of the orphanage where Margo, Edith, and Agnes live. They wish every day for a nice family to come and adopt each of them. They aren't technically sisters, but they spend all their time together. Margo is the oldest, Agnes is the youngest, and Edith is the messiest.
Gru is the son of Marlena and the Bald Terror (real name Robert), twin brother of Dru, the adoptive father of Margo, Edith, and Agnes as well as the biological father of Gru Jr., husband of Lucy, and boss of the Minions.
The trailer for Despicable Me 4 reveals that Gru and Lucy have a baby boy, implying a time jump in the franchise. Gru Jr. in Despicable Me 4 confirms that the franchise lacks a defined sense of continuity.
10 SHOCKING FACTS About the Minions You Didn't Know!
Is Gru Jr. adopted?
He seems to dislike his father due to facial expressions and body language when held by him and is also the youngest of Gru's four children, and is the only one who is not adopted.
The official Despicable Me: The Junior Novel identifies that they aren't sisters by birth: Meanwhile, in another part of town, the three little girls arrive home. Or at least it's their home for now. Miss Hattie's Home for Girls is the name of the orphanage where Margo, Edith, and Agnes live.
Speaking of which, the introduction of Mel accompanies the news that Kevin, Stuart, and Bob—the trio who led the 2015 spinoff Minions—will not be in Despicable 3, as they're off on their own adventure, having ended the first film meeting a young Gru in the '60s.
They have common English-language names, such as Dave (one of the first known minions in the franchise), Kevin, Stuart, Bob (the lead trio in Minions and Minions: The Rise of Gru), Mel (the leader of the Minions in Despicable Me 3 after Gru refuses their request of him returning to being a supervillain), and Otto (the ...
Meet Bob the Minion, who has one green eye and one brown eye, a condition which doctors call heterochromia. Heterochromia is defined as having different colored eyes, due to more or less melanin (pigment) in the iris. The condition can be hereditary or caused by disease, syndrome or injury.
In Minion Rush, Stuart has 9 costumes, Ice Cream Stuart, Shortstop Stuart, Sorcerer Stuart, Artist Stuart, 70s Lady Stuart, Old-School Stuart, Stooart, Ice Cream Stuart and Kung Fu Stuart. Stuart is the only minion that has given birth to another minion.
In the film, an eleven-year-old Gru plans to become a supervillain with the help of his Minions, which leads to a showdown with a malevolent team, the Vicious 6.
In 1918, after the Russian Revolution, an official agency was formed called the Registrupravlenie (RU), in English the ''Registration Directorate'' and in 1942, this agency became officially known as the GRU under the Soviet leadership of Joseph Stalin.
Firstly, because it's fascinating to see how these characters measure up to real-world dimensions, and secondly, because it's just plain fun to imagine interacting with them in a real-life scenario. Now, according to official sources and fan measurements, Gru is estimated to be about 14 feet tall (4.27 meters).
Gru seems to be very wealthy, as indicated that he pays each of the minions wages, and there are over 10,000 minions. Although, it is also indicated that much of his money comes from the Bank. However, his source of income in Despicable Me 2 is unknown before he became an agent of AVL.
Gru, the pointy-nosed main character voiced by Steve Carell, is of unknown origin but carries a thick eastern European accent. Because of that accent, when he says "girls," it sounds like "gorls." And he says it a lot because of his three adopted daughters.
However, there was a DNA test done on Gru back in 2017 via “23andMe” as a promotional thing and it revealed that Gru's genetic background as 55% Freedonian (a fictional country), 18% Balkan, 10% Sardinian, 7% Native American (exact tribe is unknown), 7% Middle Eastern (exacts are also unknown), and 2% Japanese.
Some kids have dads who aren't always around, but their family fills the gap while they're not there – and that's really important to celebrate too! Gru may be one of the world's greatest super villains, but he's also a really great dad.
