Well, the sad truth is, uh, underdogs seldom win. And the dreamers... let's just say, eventually they have to wake up.
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~ Guy Gagné, revealing his true colors.
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I will not lose to a snail!
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~ Guy Gagné
Guy Gagné (pronounced GEE gahn-yei) is the main antagonist of DreamWorks' 27th full-length animated feature film Turbo. He is the archenemy and former idol of Turbo the Snail.
He was voiced by Bill Hader, who also played King Leonard Mudbeard in The Angry Birds Movie and Angry Birds 2, and Hansel in Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil.
Role
Guy Gagné was shown being watched on an old Garage TV showing a recording of the Indy 500 and Theo (also known as Turbo), a snail pretending to be an IndyCar racer, looked up to him as his idol. Turbo dreamed he was fast and was granted the power to race.
Later, before he first saw Turbo beating his record, a Taco Man named Tito showed Turbo as the next Indy 500 champion.
Turbo meets up with Gagné and tells him that he believes in him. However, Gagné reveals his true colors when he tells our hero that dreamers have to wake up and plots to take out Turbo in the Indy 500.
Later at the race, Turbo was about to race and Gagné prepares to beat Turbo. During the final lap, the villain was about to step on Turbo and crush him. However, the speedy snail made his way to the finish line when Gagné attempts to step on him. Gagné was later beaten up by Kim Ly for trying to kill Turbo. The rest of Gagné's fate was unclear, but the news paper showed him now as the former champion, shamed and being forced to face many Indycar sanctions, costing him his fame and most likely his car.
Personality
Gagné is a French-Canadian racecar driver and five-time Indy 500 champ. Guy comes across as an eccentric yet charismatic charmer, but he is really an ambitious and competitive egomaniac who will do anything to win, even if it means cheating. He has all speed and no heart.
Quotes
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No dreamer is too big, and no dreamer too small...
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~ Guy Gagne's motto
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...But soon those dreamers have to wake up.
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~ The rest of his motto, which is revealed later in the story