puss in boots grew up with the eldest brother at the orphanage.
puss in boots grew up with the eldest brother at the orphanage.
who did puss in boots grow up with at the orphanage?
the eldest brother
the film "puss in boots" is a spin-off from, and prequel to, the "shrek" films. it begins by presenting puss's aliases, including "diablo gato", "the furry lover", "chupacabra", "frisky two times", and "the ginger hit man". after he was abandoned when he was little, puss finds shelter at an orphanage in the town of san ricardo and is adopted by imelda. he becomes friends with humpty alexander dumpty, who gives him the name "puss" and with whom he decides to find the magic beans that would bring them to the golden goose (which lays golden eggs). puss performs a heroic act, for which he receives acclaim and his boots. his bond with humpty begins to fray, and humpty compels puss to (unknowingly) rob a bank with him. puss leaves san ricardo; years later, he learns who owns the magic beans and plans to steal them. he meets a cat who also wants to steal them: kitty softpaws, humpty's partner. humpty asks puss to join them in their search for the beans, and puss eventually accepts. they find the beans, plant them, and a beanstalk brings them to a castle in the sky. they find the golden goose and return with it to the ground. puss returns to san ricardo, where he realizes that humpty has been plotting against him. puss is arrested, and he learns that the golden goose's mother will come and try to retrieve it. with kitty's help, puss escapes, goes to humpty, and they reconcile. humpty sacrifices himself to allow puss to save the golden goose and return it to its mother (preventing the town's destruction), and puss and kitty escape the town guards.
puss in boots (shrek)
the filmmakers decided to give puss "a heavy story" in "puss in boots"; they felt that breaking his heart would be "really important", and they wanted to offer him "something to redeem himself from and clear his name". they debated whether puss would be portrayed as a misunderstood fugitive. miller said that although puss could have been depicted as deceptive, the filmmakers had decided to portray him as blameworthy; robbing the bank was not puss's plan and he ran away "out of fear", but he had to take responsibility for his actions. miller stated that puss's "desire to believe the best in someone else" and to "hang on to a friendship" represent "the kind of things that get him in trouble". puss's backstory was meant to indicate the "heaviness on his mind and in his heart", and why he was on the run despite his "cool life". miller said that puss was a "pretty wide open" character when it came to his portrayal in the film; puss adds a dramatic note to everything, which the filmmakers used "to attach a very tragic story to his life". miller stated that "the heavy dramatic themes" fit puss's character well, making the character's journey a "story of redemption" in which "he sort of walks a dark path with a hole punched in his heart" and wishes "to clear away the sins of his past" and "reclaim what was his". miller said that puss in his cape affirmed "an urban legend"; although he wore it in marketing material, he rarely did so in the films. according to miller, puss's cape was "so expensive to keep strapped to that cat" and "so cumbersome" that the "puss in boots" filmmakers decided to have the character wear it for a short time, as in "shrek 2". miller felt that puss's "giant big eyes" would appeal to viewers. "puss in boots" executive producer guillermo del toro said that puss would be taken "to a completely different land which is very exotic" in the future adventure film "", since miller wanted the film to be set in a visually-different universe than "shrek"s.
puss in boots (shrek)