paul rudd played the dark lord in sausage party.
paul rudd played the dark lord in sausage party.
who plays the dark lord in sausage party?
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bullet::::- paul rudd as darren, the manager of shopwell's who is nicknamed the "dark lord" as he disposes of expired food and spilled items.









































bullet::::- nick kroll as douche, a foulmouthed feminine hygiene product and frank's archenemy who seeks revenge on frank for accidentally breaking his nozzle and preventing him from reaching the "great beyond".









































bullet::::- david krumholtz as kareem abdul lavash, a middle-eastern lavash who has an on-and-off rivalry with sammy bagel jr.









































bullet::::- edward norton as sammy bagel jr., a jewish bagel who has an on-and-off rivalry with lavash.
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in fantasy novels, dark lords have become something of a cliché stemming from the success of j. r. r. tolkien's "the lord of the rings", in which the main antagonist, sauron, is often referred to as the "dark lord". on occasion, the people of gondor in middle-earth refer to sauron as "the enemy" or "the nameless enemy" despite knowing his real name; arguably starting the practice of avoiding pronouncing a dark lord's actual name. in fact the name sauron, meaning the abhorred, itself is already a mockery of his actual name given him by his enemies, with his original name being mairon, the admirable. he was known by this name before joining morgoth's forces, and continued calling himself mairon. in tolkien's legendarium, sauron is the second dark lord; he was the lieutenant of the first dark lord, morgoth (also a title or epithet meaning "dark enemy"), until the latter's defeat. morgoth's original name was melkor ("he who arises in might"). following the example of sauron, dark lords in fantasy are always depicted as immensely powerful and implacably evil creatures with a great desire for power. one example of a powerful dark lord in the world of literature is the dark wizard lord voldemort from j. k. rowling's "harry potter" novels, earning his place as a dark lord having surpassed the magical abilities of any other dark wizard before him, thus he is considered not a dark wizard but the first and only dark lord within the harry potter franchise, being so powerful and evil that his enemies even dreaded to speak his name. the dark one in robert jordan's the wheel of time is a powerful being always existing and trying to shape the world in the shadows image. he has more goals than this though. dark lords have a negative effect in their worlds, throwing them into ruin and despair. sauron, for example, turned mordor into a "wasteland where the very air saps one's will". he planned to do the same to all of middle-earth. dark lords have mostly been male, with few exceptions such as the white witch from "the chronicles of narnia", who casts the world into an eternal winter but never christmas.
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