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Mr. Uppity is the eleventh book in the Mr. Men series by Roger Hargreaves.

Mr. Uppity

Color: Brown (purple on some prints on the last page of Mr. Perfect) shape: Bean Gender : Male Relatives : Little Miss Prim and Little Miss Splendid Love: (possibly) Little Miss Splendid Friends: Mr. Fussy, Mr. Grumpy Rivals:, Little Miss Naughty, Mr. Impossible, Mr. Mischief. Dislike: People being mishchief, naughty, rude and goblins Release date: 1972 Job: being rude,rich and selfish Features: Black top hat and monocle Voice Actors: Arthur Lowe (1974-1978), John Alderton (1983), David Shaw Parker (1992) Gordon Peters (1995-1997), Len Carlson (1997-1999)

StoryEdit

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Mr. Uppity in the books

Mr. Uppity lives in Bigtown and he is very rich. He is rude to everybody (they call him Miserable old Uppity) until one day he meets a goblin. When he is rude to the goblin, the goblin shrinks Mr. Uppity so he can fit into a hole in a tree, and they enter the tree to meet the King of the Goblins. The goblin agrees to shrink Mr. Uppity if he is rude to somebody. This happens, until Mr. Uppity is nice. In the end, he's still rich, but now he's very popular. He most frequently uses the words, "Please" and "Thank you." Hargreaves says, "Thank you for reading this story, and if you're ever thinking about being rude to somebody, please keep a sharp lookout for goblins."

International publications & translationsEdit

Mr. Uppity appears under the titles Monsieur Malpoli (French), Don Señorito (Spanish), Mr. Ffroenuchel (Welsh), Unser Herr Hochnase (German), 傲慢先生 (Taiwan), 거만씨 (Korean), Ο Κύριος Ακατάδεχτος (Greek), Meneer Onbeleefd (Dutch), Fætter Storsnude (Danish).

List of charactersEdit

This is a list of Mr. Men, Little Miss and other special characters that appear in this book.

Goblin
Sentry goblin
King of the Goblins
Boy with the Ball
Old Lady carrying a Shopping Basket
The Man who hands Mr. Uppity the Newspaper

Pictures OnlyEdit

Mr. Happy (TV version)
Mr. Sneeze (TV version)
Mr. Bump (TV version)
Mr. Messy (TV version)
Mr. Topsy-Turvy (TV version)
Mr. Daydream (TV version)

Title character other appearancesEdit

This is a list of other books that the title character has appeared in.

Mr. Slow
Mr. Perfect
Little Miss Naughty
Little Miss Trouble
Little Miss Chatterbox
Little Miss Late
Little Miss Somersault
Little Miss Bad
A Job For Litle Miss Giggles (TV)
A Very Happy Day For Mr. Happy (TV)
Mr. Uppity's Big House (TV)
That's Gratitude Mr. Uppity (TV)
Mr. Dizzy Goes Doggy Sitting (TV)
Mr. Forgetful, the World's Best Actor (TV)
One Day In the Life of Mr. Perfect (TV)
Mr. Clumsy In the Brains and the Brawn (TV)
What a mess, Little Miss Helpful (TV)
Mr. Perfect Goes West (TV)
Mr. Noisy, the Music Man (TV)
Mr. Tickle Saves the Day (TV)(cameo)
Mr. Brave Goes Ghost Hunting (TV)
Little Miss Splendid's Gift (TV)
Little Miss Helpful goes to the fair(TV)
Mr. Clumsy, Head Butler (TV)
Little Miss Star Goes To JollyWood (TV)
Mr. Impossible's Lesson (TV)
Little Miss Chatterbox Finds Her Calling (TV)(cameo)
Mr. Slow Takes the Lead (TV)
Little Miss Chatterbox Goes To Sea Town (TV)(cameo)
Thank Goodness for Mr. Slow (TV)
Little Miss Trouble and The Magic Paint

TriviaEdit

First 1995 Appearance:Little Miss Splendid's Gift

In some prints of 'Mr. Perfect', the last page depicts Mr. Uppity as purple.
In one episode of the animated series (Mr. Forgetful, the world's greatest actor) Mr. Uppity turns, and we see one eye without the monocle. In the same story, he is depicted as a movie director.
Out of the 7 deadly sins, Mr. Uppity represents Greed and Pride.
In one episode of the animated series (Mr. Impossible's Lesson) Mr. Uppity upset Little Miss Shy.
Hot Pink Mr. Uppity
Added by Doug.scheer
He doesn't care much if Mr. Bump gets hurt.
He doesn't get along with Mr. Grumble because they usually have a fight with each other.
In Little Miss Star Goes To Jollywood, Mr. Uppity is Miss Star's chaffuer and his name is revealed to be James.
He is so rude, he finds it difficult to say "Thank you".
He may have a crush on Little Miss Trouble or Little Miss Splendid.
He is pretty much the 1997 show equivalent of Mr.Rude in the 2008 show, except he doesn't fart or burp. Both are rude in their speaking.(They have both said the word "inbasole")

CounterpartsEdit

The Penguin (Batman/DC Comics, both are rich and have hats and monocles),
Scrooge McDuck (Disney, both are rich, and have top hats),
Squilliam Fancyson (Spongebob Squarepants, both are rich),
Remy Buxaplenty (The Fairly Oddparents, both are rich and snobbish),
Mr Blik (catsratch both are snobs spoiled rude nasty mean and rich both live in big houses)
Spencer (Thomas & Friends, both are Upper Class, rude, and snobbish),
Constable Bulldog (Henry's Cat, both aren't very friendly),
Lootan Plunder (Captain Planet, both are rich and rude)
Sr. Puffball (The Puffballs, both have monocles),
Henry (Thomas the Tank Engine, both are Upper Class),
Fearless Leader (Rocky and Bullwinkle, both wears monocles),
Madame Amberly (Crash Bandicoot Games, both wears monocles),
Mordant (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie. both wears monocles),
Professor Zundapp (Cars 2, both wears monocles),
Colonel Klink (Hogan's Heroes, both wears monocles),
Mr. Wonka (Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, both wears top hats),
Cranky (Thomas the Tank Engine, both are ignorant),
Grasshopper (James and The Giant Peach, both wear monocles),
Top Hat (TUGS, both wears top hats and monocles, and they're snobbish),
The Fat Controller/Sir Topham Hatt (Thomas The Tank Engine, both wears top hats),
Sigmund The Sorcerer (Fanboy and Chum Chum, both are Rich and Snobbish),
Heinrich/Henrietta Von Marzipan (Codename: Kids Next Door, both wears monocles, Mr. Uppity's skin is brown, Heinrich/Henrietta Von Marzipan wears brown boots, brown vest, brown gloves and brown pith helmet),
Tuxedo Mask/Darien Chiba (Sailor Moon, both wear top hats),
George the Steamroller (Thomas the Tank Engine), both arw snobbish
Bellamy Bug (Adventure Time, both have monocles and are snobs),
Stinky Pete (Toy Story, both aren't very friendly and wear black hats),
Hobart Hume the 3rd (Shining Time Station, both are rude),
Aloysius Parker (Thunderbirds, both have been seen as chaffeurs (Mr. Uppity was Little Miss Star's chaffeaur in one episode of the 1995 series))
Jiminy Cricket (Pinocchio, both wear tophats),
John Darling (Peter Pan, both wear tophats),
The Walrus (Alice in Wonderland 1951, both wear tophats),
The Ringmaster (Dumbo, both wear tophats),
Gaston (Beauty and the Beast, both are rude),
Ratigan (The Great Mouse Detective, both wear top hats),
Dr. Termins (Pete's Dragon, both wear aren't very friendly and wear top hats),
Mr. Jelk (Bedknobs and Broomsticks, both wear black hats),
Duncan (Thomas the Tank Engine, both are ignorant)
Edgar (The Aristocats, both aren't very friendly),
Uncle Waldo (The Aristocats, both wear top hats),
Francis (Oliver and Company, both are snobbish and have upper class British accents),
Tracks (Transformers G1, both have British accents and snobbish),
Moominpappa (The Moomins, both wear top hats),
Mr. Straw (Noddy's Toyland Adventures, both wear top hats),
Mr. Wobbly Man (Noddy's Toyland Adventures, both wear top hats),
Mr. Sparks (Noddy's Toyland Adventures, both wear black hats),
James ( Thomas the Tank Engine), both are ignorant,
Mr. Benn (Mr. Benn, both wear black hats),
Clyde (Wacky Races/Perils of Penelope Pitstop, both wear black hats),
Lippy the Lion (Hanna-Barbera, both wear top hats),
Lightning McQueen (Cars, both start without friends).
Ebenezer Scrooge (The Muppet Christmas Carol, both wear top hats, love money and are rude and snobbish)
Thomas (Thomas the Tank Engine, Thomas is sometimes cocky and selfish from the start)
Steele [Balto, both aren't very friendly, and they're both rude and vain and snobbish]
Scar [The Lion King, both aren't very friendly]
Ben Mouncer (The real life Mr Uppity)
P.T. Flea [A Bug's Life, both are rich and wear black top hats]
Prime Minister John Howard (Fat Pizza, both are rich, snobbish and try to rule the country)
Claudia McPhearson (Fat Pizza, both are rich)
Gordon (Thomas the Tank Engine), both are ignorant.