Gingerdead Man

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Evil-doer
Full Name	Millard Findlemyer
Alias	The Gingerdead Man
Origin	Gingerdead Man
Occupation	Criminal (formerly) Serial killer Malignant cookie
Powers / Skills	Gunmanship Knives Pliancy Malevolence
Hobby	As human: Killing benign women and robbing cafes. As Cookie: Being derisive, facetious and callous. Torturing. Killing. Laughing.
Goals	Get revenge on Sarah Leigh for tattling about his actions and causing his execution (first film; failed). Continue his reputation as a murderous cookie (first film; failed). Eliminate the workers at the movie studio (second film; failed). Escape from the test subject prison of the Study of Homicial Baked Goods (third film; succeeded). Massacre the party guests (failed). Demolish the Roller Disco Beauty Pageant (failed).
Crimes	Murder Torture Theft Stalking Sexual harrasement Assault
Type of Villain	Nourish Serial Killer

“	Well, it sure ain't the Pillsbury fucking doughboy.	„
	~ Gingerdead Man

Millard Findlemyer, or better known as the Gingerdead Man (although no one ever actually calls him that and that alias comes right from the movie titles themselves), is the main antagonist of the Gingerdead Man series.

He was portrayed/voiced by Gary Busey in the first film, the late John Vulich in the second film, William Butler in the third film, and Bob Ramos in the crossover.

History

Millard Findlemyer first appeared in the movie Gingerdead Man, an unrated horror comedy parody of the classic children's tale of the Gingerbread Man, only while the Gingerbread Man was aimed at children, Gingerdead Man was not. Millard was an infamous serial killer/armed robber who attacked bakeries and stole from the cash registers while shooting all the customers and employes he came across. One day, he was caught and put on trial where one of his victims, whom he let live, served to testify against him. Thanks to the person's testimony, Findlemyer was found guilty and killed in an electric chair, but after his death, his equaly evil mother brought him back to life as a possesed gingerbread man, so he could get revenge on the woman who testified against him in court. He returned and killed more people as the Gingerdead Man before being killed a second time. In the sequel, his mother brought him back again and sent him to Los Angeles, so he could try to find a way to transfer his soul into a human body and be reborn, so he could kill more people as a human again, but was stopped and burned to a crisp. However, as the movie ended, a homeless man ate his remains and became possesed. He return in the third movie Gingerdead Man: Saturday Night Clever. Their only salvation is to turn to help from the dastardly Bong. It is one tough cookie versus one bad trip mother when the two Titans of Terror hash out a war in the Bong World. The stakes have never been higher.

Gallery

The Ginerdead Man's appearances thought the three films.

The Gingerdead Man as he appears in Gingerdead Man vs Evil Bong.

The CGI prototype.

Trivia

• He is somewhat similar to Chucky from the Child's Play series, due to the fact that they are both former killers who had their souls transferred into something and came back as small monsters, also they both curse a lot.
  • However, the original design of Gingerdead Man was going to be more based on Pillsbury Doughboy, but the idea was later cut under the production.