Who is chucky

The next day, a young boy named Andrew William "Andy" Barclay makes breakfast for his widowed mother Karen and tells her that he wants a Good Guy doll for his 6th birthday after watching a television commercial for it.

Unable to afford the full price, Karen buys a stolen doll Chucky from a homeless man, which is the same doll Charles Lee Ray had transferred earlier into. He tries to use Andy to transfer his soul into since Andy was the first person to whom Chucky revealed his secret, and thus the only person Chucky could transfer his soul to, in accordance with the voodoo spell.

Chucky is injured but not killed when he is burnt alive by Andy, gets his arm, leg, and head shot off by Karen but is finally killed when he is shot in the heart by detective Mike Norris. Set two years later, Andy has moved in with a foster family while his mother undergoes psychiatric evaluation. According to the Child's Play comic miniseries, Detective Norris was threatened into facing dismissal unless he told the authorities that Karen was unstable.

To prove their bad publicity wrong, Play Pals Inc. Chucky resumes his search for Andy. The next morning, Chucky follows Andy to school where he vandalizes his schoolwork, making his teacher mad. Chucky kills the teacher, so Andy is blamed for that. Chucky encounters and kills Andy's foster father Phillip. Andy is blamed for murdering the foster father and returned to the orphanage.

Chucky brings Andy to the Good Guy factory with Kyle in pursuit. After failing to transfer his soul into Andy's body, Chucky realizes that he is trapped in his doll form. He attempts to kill both Andy and Kyle but is instead doused in hot molten plastic after his legs and right arm are severed. The enraged and mangled Chucky is killed when Kyle shoves an air hose into his mouth, causing his head to explode like a balloon.

In order to get to Forrest Creek Cemetery in Hackensack, New Jersey, where Chucky's human corpse is buried along with the amulet, Tiffany calls her neighbor named Jesse Nick Stabile , offering to pay him to get them there by the next day.

Unaware that Tiffany and Chucky are dolls, he takes advantage of the opportunity to take his girlfriend named Jade Katherine Heigl , from her overprotective uncle named Warren Kincaid John Ritter.

He asks Jade to accompany him and she accepts his offer. Before they leave, Warren attempts to frame Jesse by putting a bag of weed in his van, unaware that Chucky and Tiffany are in the van needing a ride to Hackensack. Tiffany and Chucky fatally wound Warren with nails, concealing his body in the trunk. En route to their destination, Tiffany and Chucky kill anyone getting in their way, framing Jesse and Jade in the process.

To make matters worse, Tiffany and Chucky intend to steal Jesse's and Jade's bodies using voodoo. Jesse and Jade decide to rest at a motel, where they meet newlyweds, Diane and Russell, who are later killed by falling shards of glass when Tiffany throws a bottle of wine to the ceiling mirror. Impressed by the creative murder, Chucky proposes to Tiffany and they have sex. When the bodies of the newlyweds are discovered by the hotel maid, Jesse and Jade are especially wanted by the police.

Jesse and Jade eventually learn that the dolls are alive and that there is no turning back. After hijacking a recreational vehicle from another couple, Jesse and Jade are forced to drive the dolls to the cemetery in Hackensack. On the way, Tiffany and Chucky get into a fight instigated by Jesse and Jade and Jesse crashes and explodes the van.

Nevertheless, they manage to reach the cemetery. Just before Tiffany transfers her soul into Jade, she and Chucky get into another fight. Tiffany is fatally wounded in the scuffle and when the police show up, Chucky gets shot by Jade. As she lay dying, Tiffany gives birth to a bloody baby doll. Seeing that Glen has no genitalia, Chucky and Tiffany cannot agree on the name or the gender of their child.

Chucky prefers the name "Glen" while Tiffany prefers "Glenda. Tiffany proposes to end their murderous ways, much to Chucky's dismay. This proves to be an arduous endeavor, especially for Tiffany. Chucky and Tiffany kill people behind each others' backs and swear Glen to secrecy, and Chucky tricks Glen into committing two murders by accident.

Eventually, Glen is so traumatized that "Glenda" briefly emerges as an alternate personality who pleases her parents by gleefully committing murder, after which Glen reemerges for the rest of the film. Meanwhile, real-life actress Jennifer Tilly as herself is desperate to advance her acting career.

When Redman arrives at Tilly's mansion to discuss casting her in his movie, they are both knocked out by Tiffany. He then rushed away, only to be pursued by Mike Norris, and end up inside a doll. If anything Charles Lee Ray was somehow even worse than Chucky. Michael Kennedy is an avid movie and TV fan that's been working for Screen Rant in various capacities since In that time, Michael has written over articles for the site, first working solely as a news writer, then later as a senior writer and associate news editor.

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He's a doll. Well, to be technical about it, he's a human soul trapped inside a doll thanks to magic. You get it, happens to the best of us.

And yeah, sure, a doll seems like the least-threatening thing, even if it is possessed by the ultimate evil. After all, they don't even come up to an adult human's knees. But that's underestimating just how vicious, creative, and determined Chucky is.

Here's what to know before catching the new show. Charles "Chucky" Lee Ray, also known as the Lakeshore Strangler, is a vicious serial killer, one without any regard for human life. It seemed like his days of murder were over when he was cornered in a Chicago toy store in by a police officer.

His accomplice, Eddie Caputo, had fled and left him behind. Chucky was shot down and was dying. And the story might have ended right then and there.

But what makes Chucky such a terrifying presence is his ability to think fast. He was able to use his last breaths to perform the Damballa Chant, a spell that would transfer his soul into a new vessel. Why anyone would teach someone as evil as Chucky a spell for immortality, we don't know.

Of course, it didn't necessarily work out perfectly for Chucky. He may have still been "alive," but in exchange his soul he was now encased in the season's hottest toy: A Good Guy doll, a toy based off a popular in-world animated show that's meant to be a companion to children.

If you've seen how bizarrely creepy these dolls are, you'd 1. You might assume being put into a doll would also seriously handicap a killer. Dolls aren't exactly known for their strength, flexibility, size, or opposable thumbs.