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| “ | (Tree holds Gregory at gunpoint. Sirens are heard from distance) Tree Gelbman: You hear that? You're gonna rot in prison. Gregory Butler: (narrows his eyes) I don't think so. You see, there's one little detail you failed to realize in all this. Tree Gelbman: Oh, really? What's that? (Stephanie appears behind Tree and Lori, armed with a gun) Stephanie Butler: Me. |
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| ~ Gregory informing Tree and Lori that he wasn't working alone - his most famous quote. |
Dr. Gregory Butler is the main antagonist in Blumhouse's Happy Death Day film series. In the second dimension, he is revealed to be The Bayfield Babyface Killer instead of Lori Spengler, with his wife Stephanie acting as his accomplice.
He was portrayed by Charles Aitken. In-costume scenes as Babyface were portrayed by Andy Dylan.
Biography[]
Unlike the first timeline he's not having an affair with Tree, but with Lori instead. Since Tree wasn't having an affair with him and only Lori is, Tree realizes that this Lori isn't trying to kill her. Tree soon saw Dr. Butler and his wife arguing about this after she found out about it.
Butler and his wife then conspired together to cover up the affair, so he disguises John Tombs as the Babyface Killer and sets him free to kill Lori. Tree eventually realizes that Dr. Butler himself is Lori's alleged killer and he revealed himself to Tree and her friends. As his wife shot Lori, he then attacks Tree again as his wife gives him the gun to kill Tree, but he fatally shoots Stephanie instead.
As he is about to kill Tree for good, Carter then distracts him so that Tree can escape, and he chases her to an exam room with an MRI Machine. As he is about to kill her, Tree turns the machine on. As Butler is then pinned against the machine and unable to move his arm from the gun, He notice that Tree is holding onto the screwdriver and tried to plead to her, but she instead let it go, and Butler was stabbed to death with the screwdriver.
Victims[]
- Tree Gelbman - Multiple times
- Carter Davis - Multiple times
- Lori Spengler - Multiple times
- Stephanie Butler - Shot to death