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He was seen celebrating after Homer and [[Bart]] save the town from the bomb placed by the [[EPA]].<ref>''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''</ref> | He was seen celebrating after Homer and [[Bart]] save the town from the bomb placed by the [[EPA]].<ref>''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''</ref> | ||
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| + | Llewellyn Sinclair directed a play based on ''[[Death of a Salesman]]'', which he reworked into ''[[The Salesman's Bad Day]]'' because the rights to ''Death of a Salesman'' were too expensive. [[Krusty the Clown]], who had quit comedy, was to play the lead role of the Salesman, based on [[Willy Loman]]. Sinclair coached Krusty through his practices and eventually the day of the play came along. During the play, Krusty started to break down and went into humor again to which Sinclair told him to keep it up since the audience were laughing. After the play ended, Sinclair and Krusty bowed together on stage.<ref>"[[Fears of a Clown]]"</ref> | ||
Sinclair had a poster for ''Oh, Streetcar!'' outside of the Community Theater.<ref>''[[Community Theater]]''</ref> | Sinclair had a poster for ''Oh, Streetcar!'' outside of the Community Theater.<ref>''[[Community Theater]]''</ref> | ||
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Llewellyn Sinclair
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Character Information
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Llewellyn Sinclair is a stage director, notable for having directed the musical, Oh, Streetcar!. His sister, Ms. Sinclair, runs the Ayn Rand School for Tots.
History
Llewellyn is short-tempered and a perfectionist. Originally, Marge is turned down for the part of Blanche, but after seeing how sad she really is, he realizes she's perfect. He insinuates that he once reduced a class of fourth graders to tears but got a decent review. In the musical, he plays Pablo, which was originally played by Otto but Otto "didn't work out". In the end, the musical is a success, which Llewellyn takes all the credit for.[1]
He also took part in a record attempt for the world's tallest human pyramid.[2]
He was at Moe's Tavern with Jay Sherman, Aristotle Amadopolis and Professor Lombardo when Homer brought Artie Ziff to the bar.[3]
He was seen celebrating after Homer and Bart save the town from the bomb placed by the EPA.[4]
Llewellyn Sinclair directed a play based on Death of a Salesman, which he reworked into The Salesman's Bad Day because the rights to Death of a Salesman were too expensive. Krusty the Clown, who had quit comedy, was to play the lead role of the Salesman, based on Willy Loman. Sinclair coached Krusty through his practices and eventually the day of the play came along. During the play, Krusty started to break down and went into humor again to which Sinclair told him to keep it up since the audience were laughing. After the play ended, Sinclair and Krusty bowed together on stage.[5]
Sinclair had a poster for Oh, Streetcar! outside of the Community Theater.[6]
Trivia
- He speaks some German, knowing the word for "fast".
Behind the Laughter
- Sinclair received an action figure in World of Springfield: Celebrity Series 3.
Appearances
Episode – "A Streetcar Named Marge" - Episode – "Behind the Laughter" (character image)
- Episode – "Sweets and Sour Marge"
- Episode – "The Ziff Who Came To Dinner"
– The Simpsons Movie - Episode – "Flaming Moe"
- Episode – "YOLO"
- Episode – "Fears of a Clown"
Special – The Simpsons Take the Bowl (mentioned by Jon Lovitz)
Comic story – Smitherses! - Comic story – Community Theater
- Comic story – The Buck Stops Everywhere
Book – The Marge Book (mentioned)- Book – Simpsons World The Ultimate Episode Guide: Seasons 1-20
References
Factfiles from Simpsons World the Ultimate Episode Guide: Seasons 1-20
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