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“

I am the Lorax. I speak for the trees.

Which you seem to be chopping as fast as you please!

”

The Lorax (character)

Gender:

Male

Occupation:

Speaks for the trees

Portrayed by

Alice Playten (Seussical the Musical)

Voice Actor

Bob Holt (1972 special)Ted Danson (1992 audio cassette)Derek Sorrentino (Dr. Seuss Kindergarten)Rik Mayall (Dr. Seuss on Tape!)Danny DeVito (2012 film)

The Lorax is the namesake of the book The Lorax, its adaptations, the 1972 TV Special, and the animated film. He was voiced by Bob Holt (TV Special) and Danny DeVito (2012 film).

Description[]

The Lorax is a small, orange creature with fluffy fur and what seems to be a pale yellow moustache. He uses this moustache to soak up all the spoofs of the creatures in the woods.

Personality[]

He's a caring creature who loves the environment. He shows feelings for the forest animals and The Once-ler when he tries to warn him that cutting down the trees is terrible for the environment and could affect the whole world. Although The Lorax may seem mean and grumpy, he has a good heart. He is known for being thoughtful, hard-working, earnest, loving, and selfless. However, judging his instincts or triggering him by doing something he dislikes is not recommended. In the movie, he is shown to be more nagging.