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| “ | Listen, while you're here. I highly recommend you'd visit the Empire State Building, before you or one of your sand-monkey cousins takes it down. | „ |
| ~ Clayton to Admiral Genreal Aladeen. |
| “ | Anyone outside of America is technically an Arab. | „ |
| ~ Perhaps the sharpest line of Clayton's racism. |
Clayton is a facetious assassin hired to kill Admiral General Aladeen and a minor antagonist in The Dictator.
He was portrayed by John C. Reilly, who also played Arthur through clones of Wreck-It Ralph in Ralph Breaks the Internet, and Peter Connelly in Hoffa. However, the actor did not receive credit.
He was hired by Tamir Aladeen, as Clayton mentioned he was getting paid to do so. After removing Aladeen's beard in order make sure no one recognizes his carcass, he then tried burning the beard (even though Clayton could have just done that later and kill Aladeen first), but then as he lit the beard on fire, he also lit himself on fire and he dies from accidental immolation. Aladeen then escapes from Clayton's compound and therefore this is how the movie's plot started with the psychopathic dictator forced into being demoted to just an average person in New York City.
Personality[]
Clayton is prejudiced against anyone who is not an American, especially dictators of foreign countries. Despite this, he seemed to geniuenly like Aladeen, who liked his xenophobic attitude. He was also still casual and chatty with Aladeen even when he was about torture him, having friendly conversation and even laughing with him, while trying to impress him with his torture devices, yet was deeply disappointed and saddened when an unimpressed Aladeen mocked his torture devices as inferior to the ones he used back home, despite the fact that it doesn't matter since the weapons are still lethal and good for use.
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