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- Biography
- Physical Appearance
- Relationships
- Trivia
Early Life
Guapo was born, raised, and grew up in a ranch called Casa del Toro owned by Moreno that trains bulls to become fighters in the arena along with other calves: Ferdinand, Valiente, and Bones. Guapo spent more time butting heads with the others while Ferdinand preferred to sniff flowers instead; given his pacifism, an action which earned him a mockery from everyone; especially, Valiente. When the truck, which Valiente refers to as the "Winner's Truck", arrives at the ranch, Guapo and the others...
At Casa del Toro
Two years after Ferdinand ran away from Casa del Toro to Seville by train on the night he discovered that his father never returned from his fight as promised since he feared of suffering the same fate later on as well and was found and raised by a farmer/florist named Juan and his daughter, Nina on their farm, Ferdinand finds himself unfortunately sent back to Casa del Toro after a misunderstanding involving a bumblebee back at the village during the flower festival where he discovers that s...
El Primero's Arrival
In the morning, after overhearing the ranch handsannouncing and preparing everything for the arrival of a famous bullfighter named El Primero, Guapo and the other bulls including Ferdinand are awoken and informed about El Primero's arrival by Lupe. Guapo and the bulls approach to witness his arrival while Lupe explains to a reluctant Ferdinand that El Primero is the greatest bullfighter in all of Spain. As Guapo tries to keep his calm, Valiente proceeds to carelessly mess with him as usual un...
Guapo is a large-set bull, albeit smaller than Valientewith black fur and a maroon underbelly. He has cream horns and a squarish jaw. The fur on his head is shaped towards the front, like a military buzz cut swoosh.
Since they were calves, though Guapo wasn't on very good terms with Ferdinand, he never displayed any act of bullying as much as Valiente did. Years later, when Ferdinand returned to Casa del Toro since the time he ran away when he was young, Guapo started acting a bit tough and rough towards him though probably just to hide the fact that he was actually intimidated by Ferdinand's unexpected growth spurt. Days after being sent to the chop house due to failing to impress El Primero at the tria...
Since they were calves, Guapo and Bones were very good friends. Years later, they also acted as sparring partners (though Guapo was a lot less rough on Bones than Valiente) when Guapo began to get nervous about trying to impress El Primero, Bones tried to help reassure him. When Guapo was taken to the chop house, Bones became sad. However when Ferdinand brought him and Valiente back from the chop house, Guapo and Bones were happy to see each other again.
Guapo in Spanish means "handsome", which is ironic given that Guapo was slightly narcissistic.Guapo's military-like motivational quote "Let’s go out there and give it a hundred and ten percent!" is most likely a reference to NFL legend Peyton Manning, who voiced Guapo.Guapo was Peyton Manning‘s first voice role in a movie.Dec 15, 2017 · Kate McKinnon, Gina Rodriguez, Daveed Diggs, Anthony Anderson and more voice Ferdinand's animal friends in the film, along with original music from Nick Jonas. Below, read more about the cast...
Ferdinand - Full Cast & Crew. A gentle bull named Ferdinand lives a happy life as the pet of a loving family in Spain. When he is captured and forced to participate in bullfights, he plots to...
- Carlos Saldanha
Dec 15, 2017 · Ferdinand: Directed by Carlos Saldanha. With Jack Gore, Jet Jurgensmeyer, Nile Diaz, Colin H. Murphy. After Ferdinand, a bull with a big heart, is mistaken for a dangerous beast, he is captured and torn from his home.
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- Animation, Adventure, Comedy
- Carlos Saldanha
- 2017-12-15
Voice cast. John Cena as Ferdinand, a big-hearted, flower-loving Spanish Fighting Bull who doesn't want to fight and believes in looking out for others. Colin H. Murphy voices a calf Ferdinand. Kate McKinnon as Lupe, an elderly goat and Ferdinand's self-appointed mentor.
As Ferdinand grows big and strong, his temperament remains mellow, but one day five men come to choose the "biggest, fastest, roughest bull" for the bullfights in Madrid and Ferdinand is mistakenly chosen. Based on the classic 1936 children's book by Munro Leaf.
