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== History == | == History == | ||
| − | Guthrie Frenel went to visit the [[Simpson family]] to tell them that he wanted to make [[Lisa]] and [[Marge]]'s comic book, ''[[Sad Girl]]'', into a stage musical. Frenel explained that he wanted to | + | Guthrie Frenel went to visit the [[Simpson family]] to tell them that he wanted to make [[Lisa]] and [[Marge]]'s comic book, ''[[Sad Girl]]'', into a stage musical. Frenel explained that he wanted to create something new and amazing for the show. |
| − | + | During production of the show, Frenel changed everything, only keeping the art style from the comic. The story was only summarized in the narrator's opening speech, much to Lisa's annoyance. | |
| − | During the musical, Marge realized Lisa was upset about the changes that happened, so drew Lisa's face on a spotlight. When Frenel realized this, he moved the spotlight away from the stage and into the technical operator's booth, which caused him to be blinded | + | During the musical, Marge realized Lisa was upset about the changes that had happened, so she drew Lisa's face on a spotlight. When Frenel realized this, he moved the spotlight away from the stage and into the technical operator's booth, which caused him to be blinded and ruined the show. After the show, Frenel read a review calling the musical the "greatest disaster in theater history", which upset him.<ref>"[[Springfield Splendor]]"</ref> |
| − | Guthrie Frenel attended the launch event for [[The Drederick]]<ref>"[[Highway to Well]]"</ref> and he was seen in the audience for [[Tabitha Shingle]]'s live recording of her podcast ''[[Interminable]]''.<ref>"[[Podcast News]]"</ref> | + | Guthrie Frenel attended the launch event for [[The Drederick]]<ref>"[[Highway to Well]]"</ref> and he was seen in the audience for [[Tabitha Shingle]]'s live recording of her podcast, ''[[Interminable]]''.<ref>"[[Podcast News]]"</ref> |
== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
| − | Guthrie Frenel is | + | Guthrie Frenel is highly eccentric, making erratic movements and interacting with his surroundings in unusual ways. He is also deeply dedicated to his craft, and when he envisions something, he insists on doing it his way, refusing to let anyone else tell him how to do things or even make suggestions. Frenel's passion is evident when he learns that his play was considered a disaster, which leaves him deeply upset. |
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| + | == Behind the Laughter == | ||
| + | === Foreign dubs === | ||
| + | {{Dub voices | ||
| + | |deVoice={{W|Manou Lubowski}} | ||
| + | |esVoice={{IMDbLink|nm0056813|Jesús Barreda}} | ||
| + | }} | ||
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
Latest revision as of 08:14, July 20, 2026
Guthrie Frenel
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Character Information
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Guthrie Frenel is a theatrical director.
History[edit]
Guthrie Frenel went to visit the Simpson family to tell them that he wanted to make Lisa and Marge's comic book, Sad Girl, into a stage musical. Frenel explained that he wanted to create something new and amazing for the show.
During production of the show, Frenel changed everything, only keeping the art style from the comic. The story was only summarized in the narrator's opening speech, much to Lisa's annoyance.
During the musical, Marge realized Lisa was upset about the changes that had happened, so she drew Lisa's face on a spotlight. When Frenel realized this, he moved the spotlight away from the stage and into the technical operator's booth, which caused him to be blinded and ruined the show. After the show, Frenel read a review calling the musical the "greatest disaster in theater history", which upset him.[1]
Guthrie Frenel attended the launch event for The Drederick[2] and he was seen in the audience for Tabitha Shingle's live recording of her podcast, Interminable.[3]
Personality[edit]
Guthrie Frenel is highly eccentric, making erratic movements and interacting with his surroundings in unusual ways. He is also deeply dedicated to his craft, and when he envisions something, he insists on doing it his way, refusing to let anyone else tell him how to do things or even make suggestions. Frenel's passion is evident when he learns that his play was considered a disaster, which leaves him deeply upset.
Behind the Laughter[edit]
Foreign dubs[edit]
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Appearances[edit]
Episode – "Springfield Splendor" - Episode – "Highway to Well"
- Episode – "Podcast News"
- Episode – "Homer's Adventures Through the Windshield Glass" (opening sequence)
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