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Cesar
Cesar.png
Character Information
Gender:
Male ♂
Status:
Alive
Hair: Brown
Occupation: *Wine Maker
  • Poet
  • Leather maker
  • Expert on mustard
Relatives: Nephew: Ugolín
First appearance: "The Crepes of Wrath"
Voiced by: Harry Shearer


Cesar is one of two hostile French wine/leather makers who force Bart to be their slave and try to kill an endangered blue snake for leather. His nephew is Ugolín.

History

The two are the owners and only employees (aside from Maurice the Donkey) of the Chateau Maison wine orchard. They use the foreign exchange student program to get Bart from the U.S. and have him work for them as their slave, to replace their donkey. They are very mean men and they give Bart very little food, force him to sleep on the ground, and make him taste the Anti-Freeze filled wine.

They had not waited long enough for their wine to ferment, so had decided to add Anti-Freeze to it for flavor. They got Bart to taste-test it (making sure he hadn't gone blind after drinking it), then sent Bart out to get some more Anti-Freeze. This turned out to be their undoing: Once Bart realized he had subliminally learnt fluent French, he told a passing police officer everything, and Cesar and Ugolín were arrested. It is assumed they went to a French prison.

Later they are seen watching TV in an apartment, implying that they were either released from jail or placed on parole.[1]

He eventually becomes a hostile leather maker who tries to kill the blue snake that Homer was supposed to give them to pay for a trip to France, he tries to forcefully get it back, but ultimately fails.[2]

Biography

Not much is known about his life story, but what is known is that he has several different jobs, amongst them wine maker, leather maker, poet & an expert on mustard. He is hinted at having multiple homes, since they are shown as different according to episode and as being part of a mob as Raphael mentions by accident. He is also hinted in the comic Bart de Triomphe as being friends with Sideshow Bob after meeting him through a prisoner exchange program and being united by their hatred of Bart and the Simpsons family, however this is considered non-canon so it may or may not have happened.

Non-canon

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They are seen as two of the surrendering French men in The Simpsons Game level, "Medal of Homer".

Trivia

  • Cesar and Ugolín are the names of two of the main characters from Marcel Pagnol's novel collection "L'Eau des collines" which consists of "Jean de Florette" and "Manon des sources".
  • Similar to Adil he and his nephew are communists.

Notes and References


Appearances