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King Llort, also simply known as Llort, is the husband of Queen Gnorga and the secondary antagonist in Don Bluth's 7th animated feature film A Troll in Central Park. He is the king of the trolls. He is not nearly as evil, or competent, as his wife. He frequently wears a puffy white wig similar to George Washington's hair, and is constantly attacked by Gnorga's dog.

He was voiced by the late Charles Nelson Reilly, who voiced other Don Bluth villains Killer from All Dogs Go to Heaven and Hunch from Rock-a-Doodle, as well as the Dirty Bubble in the first season of SpongeBob SquarePants.

Role in the film[]

At first, Llort stops Gnorga from turning Stanley to stone and instead convinces her to send him to New York City, where he says "nothing grows", so this is a blatant fib. Later on, when Gnorga finds out Stanley survived, she gets extremely infuriated and abusive at Llort and starts hollering at him.

When she goes to Central Park, she forces him to come with her and he helps kidnap Rosie, and stops Gnorga from stoning her when she gets mad afterwards, getting into a fight with his wife. After Gnorga is defeated and turns into a bush, Llort is sucked up with her in the tornado and appears in the final scene of the movie reading a newspaper revealing that Llort has usurped Gnorga as the supreme ruler of the Troll Kingdom, glad of her transformation. It is possible that (given Stanley's charges dropping) Llort rules much fairer than Gnorga. 

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Trivia[]

  • His name is the word "troll" spelled backwards.
  • An Isrealite in the late George MacDonald's 1883 fantasy novel "The Princess and Curdie" resembles him when he sees Curdie and Princess Irene riding on Fleet which is now present day Iraq.
  • He was spoofed in the Will Ferrell episode of Saturday Night Live.
  • The late Robert Morley was considered for the role of Llort before the late Charles Nelson Reilly was cast.
    • However, Robert Morley died in June 3, 1992 at the age of 84.
  • His real age is unknown, but the actor providing his voice was around 63 years old at the time.

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