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Larson P. Giles is the main antagonist of the 1998 Bill Plymton’s adult black comedy film I Married a Strange Person!.
He is an arrogant and sophisticated mastermind and co-founder of the smile corps.
He was voiced by Richard Spore.
Biography[]
He hires Colonel Col. Ferguson to Kill Grant and he colonel shoots his gun to kills and but he takes his gun from as he demands to give his gun back to him and continue to throw a tantrum until he give his gun back to him and Larson give a picture of grant and shoots the picture of grant. Later, He kidnaps grant and pops out the red lobe out of his neck and tests the lobe on a few individuals and which some of the individuals act crazy and explode killing the one individual and give to Colonel Col. Ferguson and guns start popping of him and shoots uncontrollably until going back to normal and until he blows up and pieces of his remains fly everywhere killing him. Larson then proceeds to test the lobe but gets tricked by keri boyer and until he finally has a chance to test the lobe his head inflates and floating in the air but a birds hit his inflated head and explodes resulting in his death killing him.
Personality[]
Larson is a greedy, selfish and arrogant person who attempts to kill grant and keri but ends up leading to his demise by exploding in the air.
Appearance[]
Larson wears a bluish black business suit with a matching colored bow tie.
Enemies[]
Grant Boyer & Keri Boyer (Attempted Victims)
Friends & Allies[]
Smiley
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
He has similarities with DCs Lex Luthor.
He is considered a to be first Bill Plympton villain in the film.