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Buddy Revell is the main antagonist of the 1987 film Three O'Clock High.
He's portrayed by Richard Tyson who also played Cullen Crisp in Kindergarten Cop.
Biography[]
Buddy Revell is a violent delinquent and a bully. He is the new student of Weaver High School who was transferred in from a continuation high school (he was possibly expelled from that school). Jerry Mitchell (Casey Siemaszko) bumps into Buddy and tries to introduce himself, but inadvertently makes Buddy angry. Buddy tosses Jerry through a wall and challenges him to a fight at 3:00.
Jerry tries to befriend Buddy to get out of the fight, and offers him money to call it off. Buddy takes the money, but scornfully calls Jerry "the biggest pussy I ever met in my life." Jerry decides to confront Buddy and demands his money back. When Buddy refuses, Jerry declares that the fight is on.
The fight begins in a parking lot, with hundreds of eager students observing as the principal, the dean of discipline, and the school security guard are among the people that try to stop the fight. Jerry takes Buddy's brass knuckles from him, and uses them to knock him out and win the fight.
In the post fight, Buddy returns the money and lost his brass knuckles to Jerry (which Jerry now has ownership of his brass knuckles), Buddy accepts his defeat walks away defeated.
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- He was the inspiration of Michael Pulaski, one-shot antagonist from Family Guy.
- Unlike Pulaski who ends up dying, Buddy doesn't die.
- Buddy is also more light-hearted than his follower because he doesn't kill people, shows honor and possibly redeems himself.
- Even if Buddy won the fight, he would be expelled by the school principal for beating up a student and a teacher, So either way, he would be defeated no matter what.