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Villain Overview

They never come back... as... BOYS! (cackles evilly)
~ The Coachman's most famous quote to Honest John Worthington Foulfellow and his partner Gideon about his crimes.
QUIET! You boys have had your fun! Now, pay for it!
~ The Coachman to the boys on Pleasure Island.

The Coachman is one of the main antagonists of Disney's 2nd full-length animated feature film Pinocchio, which is based on the 1883 Italian novel The Adventures of Pinocchio by the late Carlo Collodi.

He is a mysterious man who owns Pleasure Island, where he sends naughty boys who don't like to go to school so they can hang out and do whatever they want. However, this is actually all a ruse to transform those children into donkeys, whom the Coachman later sells into slavery and labor. He hires Honest John and Gideon for a very brief time.

In the original film, he was voiced by the late Charles Judels, who also voiced Stromboli in the same film. In Pinocchio's Daring Journey, he was voiced by Ray Templin, who also voiced Stromboli in the same attraction.

Biography

The Coachman is the owner of Pleasure Island, an amusement park located on a not remote island. A seemingly kind and charitable gentleman, he takes naughty boys to said island where they would be allowed to engage in bad behavior such as smoking, drinking and fighting without having to worry about adult supervision.

As the boys continued to engage in this misbehavior, the boys would fall victim to the curse of this seemingly innocent amusement park, gradually beginning to transform into donkeys. The Coachman and his henchmen would then gather the boys to ship them away to salt mines, circuses and other places in exchange for profit.

To that end, the Coachman hires Honest John and Gideon (who were both deeply frightened of him) to lure such boys (ending up taking only Pinocchio) into his sinister trap, telling them that they will not need to worry about the authorities as the boys will not return as themselves and will therefore not leave behind any evidence that they had ever been to Pleasure Island. He is shown to be served by a group of silent and mysterious hooded ape-like creatures who lurk in the shadows.

Fortunately, Pinocchio was able to escape Pleasure Island after Jiminy Cricket alerted him what he was planning to the boys and alerted him of the situation, though not before developing donkey ears and a tail. After Lampwick was transformed into a donkey, he was presumably captured by the Coachman to sell into slavery. After Pinocchio and Jiminy escape from Pleasure Island, the Coachman is not seen again after this, but it can also inferred that he likely captured Lampwick and sold all the transformed children into slavery.

Personality

The Coachman is among the most sinister and diabolical Disney villains with absolutely no redeeming qualities, partly by his actions and his pleasure in torturing children for wealth. He is an evil and greedy old man who turns naughty boys into donkeys and sells them off for slavery whilst making himself a profit. He entices children to run away and misbehave to their heart's content all whilst knowing this will lead them into his hands. He was capable of politeness for convince people to follow him in his plan, as seen with Honest John. Even then, this becomes overshadowed by his sadistic way of doing so and lack of remorse for his various crimes.

Like most Disney villains, the Coachman is outright manipulative and delightfully sadistic, enjoying other people's pain. He is also shown to be very cruel, heartless and unsympathetic, whipping his minions and also selling young boys that come to his island into slavery so that he can make money off of them. He enjoys their pain and justifies his action by claiming their slavery as (according to him) payment for their bad behavior displayed on Pleasure Island despite him encouraging said behavior in the first place.

As horrible as he is, and despite his apparent greed, when Honest John shows him the "abundant" amount that Stromboli paid them for Pinocchio, he seemingly feels that the duo have been deceived on this matter, perhaps explaining why he offers them as much in comparison to help him pick up boys to lure to Pleasure Island. However, this is possibly out of pragmatism, in order to secure their services, and it's really doubtful that he paid them all that money just for Pinocchio. Outside of this, he shows no compassion for anyone as even if he did care enough about them to be upset that that they got cheated, he shows that he is much worse than whoever scammed him. This makes the one time when he shows any standards invalid.

The Coachman is good at keeping his real name and his operation on Pleasure Island a secret able to keep any children from escaping that is until Pinocchio arrived on the island. His origin, real identity, his reason on why he kidnaps children is shrouded in mystery and darkness. He is smart enough to avoid getting caught or arrested and not to reveal illegal business that he runs leaving no trace or evidence leading back to him.

Quotes

Well, how would you blokes like to make some REAL money?
~ The Coachman to Honest John and Gideon.
I'm collecting stupid little boys.
~ The Coachman explaining his plan.
Coachman: Now... I've got a coach load leaving at midnight. We'll meet at the crossroads, and NO double-crossing!!!
Honest John: No, sir!
Coachman: Scout around any good prospects you find. Bring them to me.
Honest John: Yes, chief!
Coachman: I'll pay you well, I've got plenty of gold.
~ The Coachman ordering Honest John and Gideon to search around the village and bring over any mischievous boys in exchange for gold while warning them never to double-cross him.
All right, now... hop to it, you blokes! C'mon, c'mon... shut the doors and lock them tight! Now get below and get the crates ready.
~ The Coachman ordering his men to lock up Pleasure Island so that the boys won't escape.
Give a bad boy enough rope, and he'll soon make a jackass of himself.
~ The Coachman after bringing the boys to Pleasure Island.
C'mon, you blokes, keep them moving! Lively there now, we haven't got all night!
~ The Coachman ordering his men to have the boys, now turned into helpless donkeys, shipped away to slavery in crates.
And what's your name?
~ The Coachman to each boy.
Okay, you'll do. In you go! You boys'll bring a nice price. All right, next.
~ The Coachman to one of the donkeys.
Take him back! He can still talk.
~ The Coachman with one of the boys that can still talk.

Other Media

Pinocchio (2022)

Main article: Coachman (2022)

The Coachman also appears as one of the main antagonists in the 2022 live-action remake of the 1940 animated classic film of the same name.

He will be portrayed by Luke Evans, who also played Owen Shaw in the The Fast and the Furious franchise, Driver in No One Lives, Gaston LeGume in the live-action Beauty and the Best remake and Ben Hawkins in Ma.

Trivia

  • His character may have been created as a contrast to the Blue Fairy, given rather than teach the boys to behave better as she does, he simply encourages them in the opposite path and punishes them for their misdeeds. Some fans have speculated that he is a magical creature like her, but this is only speculation.
  • The Coachman doesn't get punished for his actions in the film, however he does get his comeuppance in the Super Nintendo Entertainment System video game version of Pinocchio by getting kicked off a cliff to his presumed death by Pinocchio.
  • He, unlike the Coachman (or Little Man) from the original book, did not mutilate any of the boys (though he was abusive towards them, and was willing to put many of them through deadly situations by selling them to the salt mines). Another difference is that this version was large and more intimidating, even if at the beginning, he just looked like a kindly old man. Otherwise, he is largely the same character from the book.
  • It is possible that he keeps the donkeys who can still talk as his own personal slaves - given that the animals driving his carriage as he is taking the boys to the ferry are donkeys. This makes even more sense given he did keep them as his slaves in the original book.
  • Originally, the Coachman was going to notice Pinocchio and Lampwick (who was intended to join Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket) trying to escape from Pleasure Island, sending his goons after them. However, they just capture Lampwick. Afterwards, the Coachman was going to hire Honest John and Gideon once more to bring Pinocchio so "the law does not find out about his business", which would ultimately result in the duo's arrest (though it is unknown for what).
  • The Coachman is the first among several Disney villains who kidnap innocent children and intend to harm them for financial gain and/or sadistic pleasure, along with Madame Medusa, Professor Ratigan, Bill Sykes, and Percival C. McLeach.
  • Out of all the antagonists in Pinocchio, the Coachman was the only antagonist who never interacted with Pinocchio formally or personally as, for him, he was just one more boy among all the other boys he captured (not counting their interactions in deleted concepts or in the video game), and he never notices Pinocchio's escape in the film.
  • He is also the only antagonist of Pinocchio and one of the very few Disney villains to seemingly and/or actually win and not face any punishment for his crimes. This was probably because Pinocchio escapes from him rather than defeating him, due to not wanting to be turned into a donkey and also to find Geppetto. Foulfellow and Gideon were implied to be arrested, escape from the police in fear, or suffer the same fate as their original counterparts offscreen after informing Geppetto about Pinocchio’s presence on Pleasure Island and never got a second chance. Stromboli’s fate is unknown, except for losing forever his "little wooden gold mine" and surely reacting in total rage and desperation for noticing it too late and probably even going bankrupt or still continuing his stage shows without Pinocchio. Monstro crashed into the rocks, though it is still unclear if he dies or just gets badly injured by the crash.
    • Despite not being defeated in the original, he still does get his comeuppance in the video game adaptation of the film.
    • Not only that, he is also one of the villains from the Hays Code era to truly get away from his crimes, as it violates one of the Code's rules that criminal wrongdoing in movies must never be depicted as going unpunished unless they are shown to repent. This makes the Coachman one of the unique or rare villains in the Hays Code era to ever succeed in escaping any punishment.
  • The Coachman might not be human. Some possible hints at this being the demonic face he makes when revealing his plan, his shadowy minions who may not be human either, and the fact that he has four fingers on each hand, while every other human character in the film has five, even Pinocchio when transformed into a real boy. The Coachman could very well be a demon in disguise, or at least has access to magic since he is clearly responsible for the transformation of all the boys who went to Pleasure Island, and Pleasure Island itself may be a result of that magic.
    • In folklore, demons actually lure victims into damnations by playing off their desire for quick and easy pleasures, just as the Coachman does. Furthermore, he tells Honest John and Gideon to meet him at the crossroads and part at midnight. In many old folklore, an individual someone could meet at the crossroads normally at midnight would be the Devil himself, to sell their soul to him or to improve their talents (or gain a talent).
    • In the original story, the donkey transformation is actually caused by a disease that affects people who never study (in Italian culture, the donkey is symbolic of ignorance, stupidity and goofiness) and takes roughly five months. The Coachman has become a millionaire by selling children for the donkey trade.
  • Charles Judels voiced the Coachman with a Cockney accent instead of an Italian one like Stromboli to make a difference.

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Pinocchio (1940): Honest John | Gideon | Stromboli | Coachman | Coachman's Minions | Monstro
Pinocchio and the Emperor of the Night: Emperor of the Night | Puppetino
The Adventures of Pinocchio: Lorenzini | Felinet and Volpe
Pinocchio's Revenge: Pinocchio
Pinocchio (2002): Mangiafuoco | The Fox & the Cat | Coachman | Terrible Dogfish | Green Fisherman
Pinocchio 3000: Mayor Scamboli | Cab and Rodo
Pinocchio (2019): Mangiafuoco | The Fox & the Cat | Coachman | Terrible Dogfish
Pinocchio: A True Story: Modjafocco | The Fox and the Cat
Pinocchio (2022): Honest John | Gideon | Stromboli | Coachman | Coachman's Minions | Monstro
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio: Count Volpe | Podestà | Terrible Dogfish | Benito Mussolini

Other
Pinocchio Unstrung: Pinocchio | Monstro

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