Ray's older brother and Marie's firstborn. He lives nearby and harbors jealousy over Ray being his mother's favorite and his professional success. He frequently argues and competes with Ray but shares a deep underlying love for his younger sibling.
Nervous pufferfish in the Tank Gang who inflates when stressed.
The late, celebrated chef and founder of the restaurant, known for his motto 'Anyone can cook.' Though deceased, his legacy inspires Remy, his posthumous letter reveals Linguini's true parentage, and his philosophy ultimately guides the resolution of the story.
Pub thug with a hook hand who secretly loves puppetry.
Voice cameo of the pufferfish in the sequel.
Mystical stone head that speaks wisdom and guides Larry.
Lord Grigon is a warlord who was rejected by the Communiverse and later attempts to seize it by force. He imprisons Elio and sends troops to recover Glordon, his son. After seeing Glordon in danger, Grigon abandons his aggression, saves him by opening his warsuit, and apologizes to him and the ambassadors.
Alien warlord voice, mastermind behind the Technodrome.
Winnie the Pooh character cameo.
Ancient stone head with a booming voice, provides comic relief and wisdom.
An idiotic henchman enlisted by the disguised Plutarkian Lawrence Limburger to help steal Earth's natural resources and transport them to the dying planet Plutark.
Dusty's enthusiastic fuel truck best friend.
Brad Garrett has 123 screen credits in a career dating back to 1971. Their work spans 22 cinematic universes — most prominently Night at the Museum with 3 titles. Signature works include Everybody Loves Raymond, Finding Nemo, Ratatouille. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 22 universes
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