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'''Family...''' |
'''Family...''' |
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| − | Amber's mother, Velma von Tussle (Ms. Baltimore Crabs), raised Amber to be a prissy racist snob to share the spotlight between both of them on the Corny Collins Show. |
+ | Amber's mother, Velma von Tussle (Ms. Baltimore Crabs), raised Amber to be a prissy racist snob to share the spotlight between both of them on the Corny Collins Show. |
'''Songs''' |
'''Songs''' |
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| − | She has a song in the Broadway musical (cooties) and she sings it in hairspray live, but not the 2007 version. In the 1988 version, she has a dance (the roach). |
+ | She has a song in the Broadway musical (cooties) and she sings it in hairspray live, but not the 2007 version. In the 1988 version, she has a dance (the roach). She is also featured in "The Legend of Ms. Baltimore Crabs" where her Mother turns Tracy away from an audition. |
=== '''Hair ''' === |
=== '''Hair ''' === |
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Revision as of 16:49, 6 January 2020
| Amber Von Tussle | |
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 The 1988 and the 2007 Amber | |
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Name: |
Amber Von Tussle |
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Gender: |
Female |
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Family: |
Franklin Von Tussle (1988 father) |
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Friends: |
The Corny Collins Show Members (the ones who dislike Tracy) |
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Enemies: |
Tracy Turnblad (formerly), |
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Relatonships: |
Link Larkin (ex-boyfriend) |
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Appearences: |
Hairspray (1988 film) |
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Portrayed by: |
Vitamin C (1988) |
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Role in Hairspray |
Secondary antagonist |
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Defining Characteristics |
Blonde hair, beautiful, Abilities: somewhat talented Formerly: spoiled, Now: Kind, Sweet, Caring |
Personality
She feels that she always has to be at the top and win. She is cruel to Tracy and always makes fun of her for being overweight. Since Tracy steals her spotlight and her boyfriend (popular Corny Collins dancer, Link Larkin) this gives her another excusAmber also shares an odd semi-friendship, semi-rivalry with Corny Collins over how much of the limelight they share.
Although she is very mean, Amber is not as racist or cruel as her mother, and has shown interest in black music and a handsome black dancer at the end of both movies. In the end, Amber undergoes a change of heart and accepts her defeat to Tracy before joining in the dance, much to Velma's irritation.
Family...
Amber's mother, Velma von Tussle (Ms. Baltimore Crabs), raised Amber to be a prissy racist snob to share the spotlight between both of them on the Corny Collins Show.
Songs
She has a song in the Broadway musical (cooties) and she sings it in hairspray live, but not the 2007 version. In the 1988 version, she has a dance (the roach). She is also featured in "The Legend of Ms. Baltimore Crabs" where her Mother turns Tracy away from an audition.
Hair
She has a few different hairdos. In 1988, she has a up do. In the Broadway musical in 2002, she had a gigantic beehive and a curled hairstyle. In the 2007 movie musical, she has a bun up do, 3 pig tail looks, and a curly beehive-esque up do.
