He is described as loud-mouthed and a rascal, but kind with a brave heart in the novel. He also seems to have a thing for boots. In the movie adaption, the only changes were that he had no concern at all for boots and has a Brookln accent. It was also implied that he and Miss Spider had feelings for one another, despite their Cat and Dog behavior towards eachother. One example is that he blushed and smiled when Miss Spider kissed his cheek after the pirate scene while another scene showed him and Miss Spider dancing while singing "Family" along with Grasshopper.
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| - He is described as loud-mouthed and a rascal, but kind with a brave heart in the novel. He also seems to have a thing for boots. In the movie adaption, the only changes were that he had no concern at all for boots and has a Brookln accent. It was also implied that he and Miss Spider had feelings for one another, despite their Cat and Dog behavior towards eachother. One example is that he blushed and smiled when Miss Spider kissed his cheek after the pirate scene while another scene showed him and Miss Spider dancing while singing "Family" along with Grasshopper.
- Mr. Centipede is one of the deuteragonists and one of the major characters in James and the Giant Peach.
- Mr. Centipede is a giant talking centipede, the love interest of Miss Spider, and one of the many heroes in the 1996 Disney film, James and the Giant Peach. He is like a father figure to James. He was once an ordinary centipede but became life size when James' peach became giant. He reigns from Brooklyn, speaking with a heavy Brooklyn accent, has a dozen arms and smokes a cigar. He is very loud, rude and a common annoyance to his insect comrades. He often butted heads with Mr. Grasshopper, as he was always condescending towards him and always liked playing jokes on the Earthworm. In the film, he was voiced by Richard Dreyfuss, and Jeff Bennett did his singing voice.
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| - The character from the original book by Roald Dahl.
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| - Being funny, navigating, showing off, smoking , Miss Spider, teasing
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| - Slender yellow-orange centipede, overalls, blue eyes, hat
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| - Loud, rude, gruff, heroic, brave, cynical, kind, stubborn
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| - Aunt Spiker, Aunt Sponge, Robot Shark, Skeleton Pirates, the Rhino
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| - James and the Giant Peach
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| - His family, people of New York
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| - "Well, that's 'cause you've been stuck here too long. Listen to me, kid. I know of a place that will refresh your memory."
- "LET'S GET OUT OF HERE!"
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| - He is described as loud-mouthed and a rascal, but kind with a brave heart in the novel. He also seems to have a thing for boots. In the movie adaption, the only changes were that he had no concern at all for boots and has a Brookln accent. It was also implied that he and Miss Spider had feelings for one another, despite their Cat and Dog behavior towards eachother. One example is that he blushed and smiled when Miss Spider kissed his cheek after the pirate scene while another scene showed him and Miss Spider dancing while singing "Family" along with Grasshopper.
- Mr. Centipede is a giant talking centipede, the love interest of Miss Spider, and one of the many heroes in the 1996 Disney film, James and the Giant Peach. He is like a father figure to James. He was once an ordinary centipede but became life size when James' peach became giant. He reigns from Brooklyn, speaking with a heavy Brooklyn accent, has a dozen arms and smokes a cigar. He is very loud, rude and a common annoyance to his insect comrades. He often butted heads with Mr. Grasshopper, as he was always condescending towards him and always liked playing jokes on the Earthworm. In the film, he was voiced by Richard Dreyfuss, and Jeff Bennett did his singing voice. In the film, he breaks the peach's stem, making it break and rolling it to the ocean. When James tells the bugs he wants to go to New York City, Centipede was overjoyed and named several great things about the city. Figuring out how to get there, he volunteers to lead them there, saying he has traveled all over the world, though he never really did. When James decided to capture seagulls and fly to the city, they are attacked by a robot shark that almost eats Centipede. Several days later, Centipede accidently steers them off course and they wind up at the North Pole in the freezing cold. Grasshopper decides to stage a mutiny, to which Centipede admits he lied about everything and is smacked in the jaw for it. Feeling guilty, he jumps into the frozen lake, hoping to find a compass in one of the sunken ships below. Miss Spider and James jump in, trying to find him. Centipede found a ship and also found its captain guarding a compass, who was a spitting image of Jack Skellington. The captain suddenly came alive and captured Centipede. The Skeleton pirates were about to execute him when Miss Spider and James jumped in and fought them off. They got away, but the captain jumped up and recaptured Mr. Centipede, pulling him down, and Centipede was left fighting off the pirates. He survived and successfully fought them off as he reached the surface with the captain's sword and hat. Miss Spider accepted her love for him, and he and Grasshopper made up and became good friends at last. They then sailed towards New York. When they reached the city, The Rhino, James' true fear, appeared before them and separated James from the bugs. The bugs later arrived to help James escape from his cruel aunts, Spiker and Sponge, and proved he was telling the truth about them, the peach and everything. Centipede joyfully teased the aunts, and Miss Spider wrapped them up in her web string before they were taken away. When all the kids ate the peach, its seed was turned into a home and Centipede and the bugs lived there with James. In the credits, a newspaper headline shows Centipede running for Mayor of New York, promising the moon and more.
- Mr. Centipede is one of the deuteragonists and one of the major characters in James and the Giant Peach.
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