- Rudy: "Hey, mom, this is me! R.N.T.M.K! That means Rudy, The No Mistakes Kid! I know what I'm doing!"
- Mrs. Davis: "I hope so son, I certainly hope so."
- — Rudy talking with his mother in Busted
| Rudy | |
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Name |
Rudy Davis |
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Voiced by |
Eric Suter (classic series) |
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Portrayed by |
Shedrack Anderson III (film) |
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Mother |
Leslie Jones |
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Father |
Todd Howard |
Rudy Davis is a member of the Junkyard Gang. In the Junkyard Band, he plays the banjo (made from a broomstick handle and sewing-thread spool), though at times he plays a real electric guitar, customized with the letter R. He is Dumb Donald's best friend and is heavily implied to have feelings for him. Coincidentally, he also shares a first name with Rudy Huxtable, a character in another one of Bill Cosby's works, The Cosby Show. However, the Rudy in The Cosby Show is a female.
Personality
Rudy's a cocky smooth-talking huckster who likes to play jokes and tricks. He also called Fat Albert a mistake once, which is pretty damn uncool. Rudy also often makes fun of the rest of the gang, and sometimes acts superior to the others, but inside has a good heart and learns from his mistakes.
In the film, Rudy's personality is very different and now acts like a well-mannered, kind-hearted gentleman. This may be either due to a culmination of his character development over the course of the series, however the more likely theory is because Dumb Donald inherited his negative traits when he learned he was a Nobody.
Appearance
Rudy is a skinny African-american teenager.
He wears an orange flat cap, a pink turtleneck, a red vest, purple bell-bottom jeans, and red boots.
In the film, his appearance is mostly unchanged, apart from his boots now being purple.
He looks like that 80's wrestling manager Slick.
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