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Images and videos of the greedy hunter Victor Quartermaine from Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit.
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Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit[]
Victor Quartermaine at the church.
"What ho!, for you my love!" Victor arriving at Lady Tottington's porch with flowers for her.
"There's no nonsense with Victor Quartermaine."
"What you see is what you get."
Victor's toupee being sucked into the ground to the BunVac 6000.
Victor smiles accidentally after his toupee got sucked into the vacuum.
Victor looks down in the hole for his toupee.
Victor stuck in the hole.
(lowers voice) "Toupée please."
(Wallace: "Oh, grand. We take cheque or cash.")
"Toupée, you idiot! My hair is in your machine." Victor yelling at Wallace for his toupee after Wallace foolishly thought he wanted to pay checks or cash.
Victor unrealized that there is a black bunny on his head, unaware that his toupee was destroyed.
"A Were-Rabbit?"
Victor with the Devil's horns.
"What?! How on earth would those tiny-minded buffoons ever catch such a big rabbit?!"
Victor as he's not happy with Lady Tottington's idea to not kill the beast and allowing Wallace and Gromit to capture it instead of him.
"I know your little secret Pesto. I know exactly what's going on."
(Wallace: Your Lordship!)
"Oh yes. You think you can pilfer my filly don't you? You think you can con an innocent woman out of her fortune?"
(Wallace: Who, me?)
"Well, I got here first!"
"I've spent a long time reeling in that fluffy-headed bunny lover, and I'm not about to let some puddle-headed peasant poach her from me!"
"Comprenez?"
"You're not going anywhere, Pesto."
"Not until I've taught you a jolly good lesson."
"Come on! Queensbury rules! Put them up, you little pipsqueak!" Victor as he challenges Wallace to a fight.
Victor and Gromit watching with terror as Wallace transforms into the Were-Rabbit.
Victor grining evilly at Gromit, now knowing who the Were-Rabbit really is.
Victor smirking evily as he and Philip watch the Were-Rabbit hop away, and Gromit drive off.
"Spare me the sermon, vicar. Just tell me how I kill him! Err...uh, I mean "it."
Victor grabbing the three gold bullets before leaving.
Victor about to enter Wallace’s house.
"Your loyalty is moving. Sadly, you won't be." Victor as he traps Gromit in the cage.
Victor attempts to shoot Wallace with his sniper.
Victor, having run out of gold bullets, attempts to snatch the Golden Carrot as a replacement, ignoring Totty's protests.
Victor gets smacked on the head by Wallace.
Victor arrives.
Victor realise his mistake when he accidentally reveal his plan to Lady Tottington.
"And if I can't have your money, I can still bag your bunny!"
Victor Quartermaine's psychopathic smirk, when he spots Wallace and attends to kill him.
"Looks like the buck stops here!" evil laugh.
“Oh, potty poo” - Victor Quartermaine’s villainous breakdown as he furiously tempers from Gromit causing the golden carrot to aim at the squadron and has got his plan foiled from targeting at Wallace.
"AAAHAHA, NO ONE BEATS VICTOR QUARTERMAINE!!!" Victor gloating his victory after he believe he beat the Were-Rabbit/Wallace...
...only to get off guard when Trotty is about to whack him with a large carrot.
Totty whacking Victor with her giant carrot, knocking him out.
Victor falls right on top of the anti-pesto.
Victor struggling to get up..
..before he falled back into semi-consciousness.
Victor being suited up in the Were-Rabbit decoy while semi-conscious by Gromit.
Victor Quartermaine screams in serious pain, after Philip bit his rear end by him believing he is the Were-Rabbit.
Victor Quartermaine's defeat: being forced into the Were-Rabbit decoy, bitten from behind by Philip, his own dog, and then getting chased away by the mob.
Miscellaneous[]
Victor in his mansion with his dog Philip in the video game.
A figurine of Victor Quartermaine with Philip.
Videos[]
Wallace & Gromit The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005) - The Bunny Vacuum Scene (2 10) Movieclips
Wallace's Transformation Into The Were-Rabbit
Victor Quartermaine's defeat-0
Victor Quartermaine's defeat