One of the three brothers, identified by his flute and carefree approach to building. He constructs a straw house, laughs at Practical Pig's warnings, and hides there when the Wolf blows his house down. He then escapes with Fiddler Pig and takes shelter in Practical Pig's stronger home.
Ignores warnings to go swimming, gets captured by the wolf, and is nearly baked into a pie. He sneezes strongly from pepper, blowing the crust off and trapping the wolf cubs, allowing him to escape back to Practical.
Fiddler Pig is one of the three brothers and constructs a house from sticks. Like Fifer Pig, he dismisses Practical Pig’s advice and spends time playing and singing. When the Big Bad Wolf blows down his house, Fiddler hides with Fifer at Practical Pig’s stronger brick house, where the brothers withstand the attack together.
Mary Moder has 15 screen credits in a career dating back to 1932. Signature works include Three Little Pigs, Babes in the Woods, The Practical Pig. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
