A intimidating French woman, DuBois's appearance ironically resembles a circus clown. She has a large torso with big breasts, a thick gut and a big butt (her tight clothing makes them stick out). Her limbs are stick thin and she has a long neck with a small thin face, a pointed nose, big blue eyes and bushy red hair.
Quotes. Old Lady : [after beating Alex with her purse and spraying him in the eyes with mace] You are a bad kitty! Marty the Zebra : [whispering] It's the man.
Madagascar 3 (2012) - Dubois Sings Scene (7/10) | Movieclips
Who is the scary lady in Madagascar 3?
Captain Chantel Shannon DuBois, or simply known as DuBois, is the main antagonist of DreamWorks' 24th full-length animated feature film Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted, the third installment of the Madagascar franchise.
Gloria is the tritagonist of the Madagascar franchise, and is the love interest of Melman the Giraffe starting on the second film. She is the sole female of a quartet consisting of herself, Melman, a zebra named Marty, and the lion protagonist, Alex.
Mort is a small cute and cuddly goodman's mouse lemur. Though quite timid, Mort can also be shrill and vocal in confrontations. Ascended Extra: After being a One-Scene Wonder minor character in the first film, he has a bigger role in the first sequel.
Mort is sometimes thought to be female, though the Director's Commentary of Madagascar states that Mort is male. It is also commonly believed that Mort is a child, but the creators of Madagascar have stated he is actually older than 35.
Crime, including violent crime, is widespread in Madagascar. Crimes include armed robberies, muggings, theft, carjacking and kidnappings. Avoid travelling alone and at night and seek local security advice before travelling to regional areas, particularly in the south. Madagascar can experience tsunamis.
The white is said to stand for purity and the red for sovereignty; the green represents the coastal regions and symbolizes hope. Many other former French colonies adopted vertical or horizontal tricolours, showing clearly the influence of the French Tricolor on their designs, but Madagascar chose a unique arrangement.
Malagasy is spoken by around 25 million people in Madagascar and the Comoros. Most people in Madagascar speak it as a first language, as do some people of Malagasy descent elsewhere. Malagasy is divided across its twelve dialects between two main dialect groups; Eastern and Western.
Mort loves feet very much and prefers to touch them all day long. Especially that of King Julien. Mort is a regular victim of horrific events, King Julien actually hates him and commands him firmly. Mort doesn't seem to care, his love for his king's feet is too great…
In the zoo, Mort still has his negative personality. Not many animals in the zoo know who he is, but all of the main characters do. Like in Madagascar, Mort loves to touch feet, especially King Julien's. His love of King Julien's feet started when King Julien kicked the Fossa away, therefore saving Mort's life.
The idea of Mort having 12 wives is a running joke on the show. It is implied that Mort's numerous weddings are a result of his concern over being alone, yet it is never mentioned why he has 12 wives.
Perky is Rico's doll girlfriend, defining her to be real in his own mind. He did depart with Mrs. Perky and gave her to a girl who lost the same doll and replaces her with the identical one.
Malagasy is the official language, along with French. English is not widely spoken. French is the common language of private and public business whereas Malagasy language is the mostly used for advertisement.
DreamWorks officially announced Madagascar 4 in 2014, but it was later canceled as part of the studio's release restructuring. Despite the cancelation, DreamWorks has continued to produce small-screen adaptations of the franchise, including a TV series and a spin-off movie.
Parents need to know that, like its two predecessors, Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted is appropriate for virtually the whole family. There's little questionable material here, although some parents may notice a couple of innuendos, some threats and dart-gun attacks, and one almost-curse word ("…
Captain Chantel was too eager to dispose of animals in Europe, making the very worst of her job as an Animal Control officer. Her determination and authority made her quite a formidable villain in Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted.
