Clown-O is a minor character who appears in Tom and Jerry: The Fast and the Furry. He is voiced by J. Grant Albrecht.
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Tom and Jerry: The Fast and the Furry[]
In the film, Clown-O hosts a show at Globwobbler Studios. During a meeting with the CEO, J.W., he discusses ways to boost his show's ratings. J.W. suggests that Clown-O needs a partner—preferably an animal—to attract more viewers. Initially, Clown-O considers a dog, monkey, or parrot.
Suddenly, J.W. calls Irving to introduce Clown-O to his new partner. Irving rolls in a cage containing a bear named Mr. Frisky.
Clown-O is visibly intimidated by the imposing bear and steps back behind his chair. J.W. remarks, “I thought clowns liked animals,” to which Clown-O explains, “This animal is dangerous.” J.W. responds confidently, “They can sense negative vibrations,” and then demands Clown-O to get off the chair and greet his new partner so they can start working on an act immediately.
Hesitantly, Clown-O tries to greet Mr. Frisky, calling him a “good dog.” The bear, clearly offended, pounces out of his cage and attacks Clown-O. The clown frantically flees, narrowly escaping through a window as the enraged bear gives chase.
After this encounter, Clown-O does not reappear for the remainder of the film, leaving his fate somewhat ambiguous—whether he returns home or falls victim to Mr. Frisky remains uncertain.
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Appearance[]
Clown-O has a distinctive and colorful look, which reflects his role as a clown. He features a white face with green hair, exaggerated red lips, and a bright red nose. His costume consists of bright yellow clothing paired with red shoes, a white collar, and a purple hat adorned with a yellow flower.
Personality[]
Clown-O is portrayed as comedic yet somewhat anxious, particularly when faced with the unexpected arrival of Mr. Frisky. His desire to enhance his show’s ratings highlights his ambition, but his over-the-top reactions to the bear’s antics reveal a more fragile side, as he struggles to maintain control in chaotic situations.
Trivia[]
- Clown-O seemingly does not know what a bear is as the clown failed to figure to what species was Mr. Frisky. Evidently neither him or J.W. refer to Mr. Frisky as a bear but rather simply calling him an animal.
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