“Your Mother, abandoned us! And then? She expects us to carry on and play nice! Well I don’t want to play nice!” Why is this so unsettlingly relatable?
in both cases it was stupid storywise. Plot twists that come from nothing, meant simply for shock sake are stupid plot device. Plot twist needs some build up, some hints that something is wrong. Especially at the very end of movie. In Star wars, Darth vader being Luke's son worked, because we were given sense of mystery behind Vader and Luke Father. There was connection between these two characters. This theme had beginning, build up and conclusion. It didn't come from nothing simply for shock sake. This is why it worked. Plus, it was in the middle of franchise not at the very end.
It’s nice for once Keira got to play sugarplum in a plot twist villain🧚🏻♂😈 she nailed this just like Elizabeth on dead man’s chest twist with double cross😏😄
I thought so too. She made sugarplum "sickly" sweet, something felt "off" about her from the beginning for me. I got hints that Sugarplum was a spoiled brat from the beginning and loved when she launched into yelling thru gritted teeth. Loved her in this, loads of fun!
I love Keira Knightley as both the sugar plum fairy in the nutcracker in the four realms, and as Elizabeth Swann in Pirates of the Caribbean too! I'm crazy about Keira Knightley, I find her to be a fantastic actress, and even the same with Emma Watson, Julia Roberts, Linda cardellini, Helena Bonham Carter Sarah Jessica Parker, Anne Hathaway, Michelle Williams and Scarlett Johansson, because those are actresses I love in Movies too!
You know in some versions of the play, the girls name is Marie. Sugar Plum said the ballet tells the story of how her mother discovered their worlds. What if this movie is a sequel to the story we know and love? It would explain why Sugar Plum didn’t act then.
Yes, I see they also did that to make sense of the fact that the girl is called Marie in some versions of the ballet and Clara in others, so they decided to make one the mother and the other the daughter. But they are making a mistake here in connection with that - the mother's last name is said to be Stahlbaum even when she visited the realms as a girl, and then she married Benjamin Stahlbaum and was still Marie Stahlbaum?! Now I'm confused. Also as far as I remember it from the different versions of the ballet there are, it was Marie Stahlbaum but Clara Silberhaus...
Once again Disney gave us another surprise villain. First it was Turbo, then prince Hans,Callahan, bellwether, syndrome and Ernesto ! What do these villains have in common is that we didn’t know that they were villains when they first appeared in the movie. They always seemed nice at first and then they start showing her true colors and showing us their wicked side. I wouldn’t be surprised if the next Christmas movie Decides to make Jackfrost the villain or Mickey Mouse the villain in a Mickey Mouse solo a movie!
The Sugar Plum Fairy is similar to Evanora the Wicked Witch of the East. Both of them are rulers, who trick the rest of the kingdom into believing an innocent person is the villain (Mother Ginger and Glinda the Good Witch of the South respectively) and have them banished. A new person arrives to their kingdom from another land and they embrace them as their new leader and send them after the supposed villain, only to reveal themselves as the true villain behind everything.
The Disney twist villain thing gets old sometimes and I kinda wish they had the Mouse King as the final villain, but I liked this still. Keira Knightley gave a weird but wonderful performance
What if the Sugar Plum goes on holding Clara’s father hostage and goes saying: “Years no doubt have changed me, Mr. Darcy. But I suppose the face of a maiden, the face of your previous good wife in the country, is not particularly memorable.” “Elizabeth Bennet!” “ELIZABETH BENNET!!!!” and then she straight up tortures him.
@@antonellaromero_upc1564 yeah same something felt "off" with her. When she was like "oh let's throw a party I loooove parties" only thinking of herself and couldn't supress her aggressive outburst the first time mother ginger's name was mentioned
Abandoned by her creator - the one who gave her life - so now in her anger and hurt of feeling abandoned she now wants to play at being creator herself.
I love how beautiful Sugar is with her wings, but hate her for her lies, declaring herself queen, and trying to turn everybody back into what they originally were, a toy.
I have a question, why Sugar Plum hates Clara, because in Disney wiki, in the part of dislikes, it says she dislikes Clara Stauhlbaum, but why, if Clara didn't have the fault that she felt abandoned by Marie, so it doesn't make sense, can you please explain me that ??
Sometimes a persons hate can extend to the family or people close to the person one hates. In this case, even though Clara didn’t do anything, she is the daughter of the woman who “abandoned “ the four realms.
I think that after Clara's mother (the queen of the Four Realms) "abandoned" the Four Realms, Sugarplum decided to make a move to become Queen herself - the twist being that under her ditziness you have a female Palpatine in disguise. Clara is clearly a threat to her because she's Marie's daughter and thus the rightful heir - no more. She is a danger to the position that Sugar Plum wishes to attain. And Mother Ginger who seems to be the villain at first is actually a freedom fighter.
To be honest, we got Stromboli, Henry J. Waternoose, Clayton, Rourke, John Silver, Hans, Callahan, Bellwether, Syndrome, Ernesto, Lotso Hugg'n Bear, Ramsley, Stinky Pete, and now the Sugar Plumb Fairy. What is it with Surprise Villains, anyway? I get that it would be to fool the audience when they started nice until they reveal their true colors, but don't you think that's a bit unreasonable? Why not have a real villain who would not surprise the audience someone that is similar to Maleficent or the Queen Grimhilde?
Clara, Captain Nutcracker and the others all been duped! The whole time Sugar Plum and her own Tin Soldiers plotting to destroy the Realm kingdom all along, instead of defending their royal residence. She couldn't have done without her.
The Sugar Plum Fairy BACKGROUND INFORMATION FEATURE FILMS The Nutcracker and the Four Realms PORTRAYED BY Keira Knightley INSPIRATION The Sugar Plum Fairy from the story by E. T. A. Hoffmann and the ballet by Pyotr Tchaikovsky CHARACTER INFORMATION OTHER NAMES Sugarplum PERSONALITY Initially: Friendly, good-hearted, respectful, helpful, protective, caring, sweet, clever, loving, feisty, cheeky Truly: Evil, cruel, arrogant, deceitful, tragic, vindictive, bitter, manipulative, envious, smooth-talking, childish, insane, cunning, sadistic, controlling, selfish, traitorous, abusive, calculating, dishonest, egotist, subtle, elegant, sinister, hypocritical, vengeful, psychopathic, uncaring APPEARANCE Slender, beautiful, fair skin, pink lips and nailpolish, cotton candy-like hair, pink eyebrows, brown eyes, pink dress with ruffles, pink heels OCCUPATION Regent of the Land of Sweets (formerly) ALIGNMENT Bad GOAL To conquer all the Four Realms (failed) MINIONS Tin Soldiers ENEMIES Clara Stahlbaum, Phillip the Nutcracker, Mother Ginger, Shiver, Hawthorne, Marie Stahlbaum LIKES Power, control, order DISLIKES Being betrayed, Mother Ginger, Clara Stahlbaum POWERS AND ABILITIES Flight FATE Turned back into a toy QUOTE "That's more like it, a proper army. To collect discipline, order, control!" The Sugar Plum Fairy (also known simply as Sugarplum) is the main antagonist of Disney's 2018 live-action film The Nutcracker and the Four Realms. She is a bitter and devious fairy who seeks to conquer all Four Realms, using Mother Ginger as the pawn in her schemes. She manages to make her intentions hidden until a point where Clara Stahlbaum and Phillip the Nutcracker discover it, at which point they dedicate their efforts in stopping Sugarplum and saving the Four Realms. Sugarplum is loosely based on the character from the same name from the story by E.T.A. Hoffman and the ballet by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Background Many years prior to events of the film, the Sugar Plum Fairy was one of many toys brought to life by a device of the talented inventor Marie Stahlbaum in the Four Realms. She was given domain over the Land of Sweets. The other regents created by Marie to rule over a specific domain included Hawthorne (the ruler of the Land of Flowers), Shiver (the ruler of the Land of Snowflakes) and Mother Ginger (the ruler of the Land of Amusement). Eventually, Marie decided to leave the Four Realms forever to be with her real human family, leaving the kingdom to be ruled by the other reagents. All four realms were sad to see Marie go. However, While the male regents and Mother Ginger accepted this change, Sugarplum, secretly felt very hurt and betrayed by Marie and decided to get revenge by conquering all the Realms by using Marie's device to create an army of unstoppable tin soldiers. Mother Ginger tried to stop her, but Sugarplum was able to cover her conspiracy by framing the latter, leading to her banishment within her own realm as well as going to war with the other three. During this time Sugarplum searched for the key to activate the device but was unable to find it. Personality On the surface, Sugarplum appears childishly innocent and kind, acting very sweet and concerned for the Realms' safety and very adoring of both Marie and Clara, but in reality inside hides a vengeful and embittered mind. After queen Marie left to be with her human family, Sugarplum became resentful of her former queen and became bitter and vindictive, desiring to conquer all the Realms as a sort of childish spite against Marie. Despite this she was able to maintain a kindly facade for years and was manipulative enough to convince the others that Mother Ginger was the evil one and manipulate Clara and Phillip into getting the key for her. Sugarplum is very ruthless and doesn't care who she hurts to get what she wanted. This was first shown when she used Tin Soldiers, which were described by Phillip as "hallow" and casually transformed one of her own (sentient) loyal soldiers back into a toy just to demonstrate what she planned to do to the other leaders once she had taken over. Despite all her evil, at her core she is essentially a hurt and angry child whose entire actions mirror a child lashing out at their parents for their supposed abandonment. So much that she goes as far as to destroy all her "mothers" creations and even her own "siblings" without any shame or conscious, yet still retaining an intelligence and patience necessary to manipulate events to her choosing. She also appears to be very vain, boasting about how prettier she is than Mother Ginger. Role in the film Beginnings The Sugar Plum Fairy started off as a lifeless porcelain doll owned by Marie Stahlbaum when she was a child, but was brought to life after Marie created the Four Realms as its first Queen. Sugarplum was assigned by Marie to rule over the Land of Sweets while three other regents (Mother Ginger, Shivers and Hawthorne) were assigned to rule the remaining realms. At first, Sugarplum felt comfortable being in the service of Marie, but as the years went by, Marie decided to leave the Four Realms for her family, so she left the four regents in complete charge of the Four Realms. Though Ginger, and the Male Regents accepted this new change in leadership, Sugarplum secretly disapproved this as she felt betrayed and abandoned by Marie. She then decided that it was time to take over the Four Realms as its new Queen and rebuild them in her own image to alleviate her pain. Sugarplum soon learned that Marie created a machine capable of converting toys into living objects (presumably the same one that brought her to life), and formulated a plot to create and bring life to an army of Tin Soldiers to accomplish her goal. However, Ginger learned of Sugarplum's plot and tried to stop her, only to be framed by the latter for trying to incite the plot, resulting Ginger's banishment within her own realm and a war against the other three realms. Despite the setback, Sugarplum is distraught to learn that a certain key that can activate the machine is lost within the Realms, forcing herself to maintain her cover. Meeting Clara During one Christmas Eve, an ill Marie gets her husband to give their children Christmas presents as her dying wish. Her youngest daughter Clara receives a handcrafted egg-shaped box, and is told by her godfather Drosselmeyer that Marie created it for her. After getting into an argument with her father at the ballroom for refusing to dance with him, Clara finds a string signifying her gift, which leads her into the Four Realms. There, Clara spots the key hanging on a tree, but a mouse steals it for Ginger, much to her dismay. Clara approaches Captain Philip Hoffman, who takes her over to see Sugarplum, Hawthorne and Shivers, who are all delighted to see the daughter of their former queen. Sugarplum explains to Clara about the history of the Four Realm and the machine, in which she and the other regents intending to use it to defend their realms against Ginger and her forces. Sugarplum then sends over Hoffman and several soldiers to aid Clara in confronting Ginger and successfully stealing back the key, but Clara is annoyed to find out that the egg turns out to be a music box after being locked by the key. True Colors With the key finally in her possession, Sugarplum uses the machine to bring the Tin Soldiers to life, revealing her true colors by admitting that she felt resentful towards Marie for leaving the Realms and that she intends to use her army to take over the Realms as its new Queen. She also informs that the machine can also revert any person living in the Realm back into a toy and that she plans to use it on those who would defy her new reign. With everything in her control, Sugarplum imprisons Clara, Hoffman and the other regents before heading out to initiate her invasion on the Realms. However, Clara and the others escape while Hoffman convinces Ginger and her minions to help them foil Sugarplum's plot. As Sugarplum directs her Tin Soldier army to invade the Land of Amusements, Hoffman and Ginger's minions fight against several of the Tin Soldiers. In the meantime, Clara enters the machine's room and shuts it down, causing the palace's water wheels to cease rotating and catching Sugarplum's attention. Death As Mother Ginger fights off several Tin Soldiers to buy Clara more time, an angry Sugarplum summons more Tin Soldiers to trap both of them. Ginger and Clara tried to reason with Sugarplum by admitting that they understood how she felt about Marie's departure, but Sugarplum refused to listen as she intends to turn Ginger into a toy with the machine. However, Clara revealed that she already reprogrammed the machine into zapping Sugarplum, who is turned back into a lifeless porcelain doll as punishment for her crimes. With Sugarplum's magic undone, all the Tin Soldiers became lifeless as well, thus ending Sugarplum's reign of terror for good. Trivia In both the original story and the ballet, she was a heroic figure, while the Mouse King was the main villain. In the Disney adaptation, their roles are switched instead. She speaks with a French accent and uses the occasional French word. She is similar to Evanora the Wicked Witch of the East. Both of them are rulers, who trick the rest of the kingdom into believing an innocent person is the villain (Mother Ginger and Glinda the Good Witch of the South respectively) and have them banished. A new person arrives to their kingdom from another land and they embrace them as their new leader and send them after the supposed villain, only to reveal themselves as the true villain behind everything.
Well she was quite dumb, she already saw the machine pointing right at her and she still has to question what clara did to the machine. She could have just flew away and escaped, duh😂
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“Your Mother, abandoned us! And then? She expects us to carry on and play nice! Well I don’t want to play nice!” Why is this so unsettlingly relatable?
Clara - Mother Ginger didn’t do anything wrong, did she? You lied to me. To everyone.
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Spinel from Steven Universe can relate
Sugar Plum couldn't have done with Clara and Nutcracker for her help.
@@katielawrence5420 How could you do this?
The sugar plum fairy reminds me of Hans from Frozen, they both seemed like good people until they revealed their sinister side
in both cases it was stupid storywise. Plot twists that come from nothing, meant simply for shock sake are stupid plot device. Plot twist needs some build up, some hints that something is wrong. Especially at the very end of movie.
In Star wars, Darth vader being Luke's son worked, because we were given sense of mystery behind Vader and Luke Father. There was connection between these two characters. This theme had beginning, build up and conclusion. It didn't come from nothing simply for shock sake. This is why it worked.
Plus, it was in the middle of franchise not at the very end.
It's called a surprise villian. Most modern Disney films have them.
Including Palpatine from Star Wars, And Evanora from OZ.
I think it's more of a Mysterio from spiderman
I don't think Frozen and Coco needed to have a villain
It’s nice for once Keira got to play sugarplum in a plot twist villain🧚🏻♂😈 she nailed this just like Elizabeth on dead man’s chest twist with double cross😏😄
Elizabeth turner.
And she can't believe Sugar Plum did this to Clara.🙁
Keira Knightley is brilliant in this.
I thought so too. She made sugarplum "sickly" sweet, something felt "off" about her from the beginning for me. I got hints that Sugarplum was a spoiled brat from the beginning and loved when she launched into yelling thru gritted teeth. Loved her in this, loads of fun!
@@landiemarie4721 I have to watch this properly some day.
That twist of Sugarplum being the villain was so unexpected.
Sugar Plum is one of the prettiest villains I have ever seen. 🍭 🍬 🍫 🧚🏻♀️
But ugly on the inside😒
Ehhhh...
It’s weird how in an era of twist villains I genuinely didn’t see this coming.
The Nutcracker and the four realms is my favorite film version of the Nutcracker!!!!😃😃😃😃😃😃
I also enjoy Barbie's version.
For me it’s the Nutcracker Prince.
0:47 and THAT is why Keira Knightly is such a good actress
Yes, I think she should try playing Madame de Merteuil in Dangerous Liaisons when she gets a little older.
Idgaf Keira Knightley slayed this role
I love Keira Knightley as both the sugar plum fairy in the nutcracker in the four realms, and as Elizabeth Swann in Pirates of the Caribbean too! I'm crazy about Keira Knightley, I find her to be a fantastic actress, and even the same with Emma Watson, Julia Roberts, Linda cardellini, Helena Bonham Carter Sarah Jessica Parker, Anne Hathaway, Michelle Williams and Scarlett Johansson, because those are actresses I love in Movies too!
I love Keira Knightley, she's one of my favorite actresses in movies!
@@kellansisco2117 scarjo and anne hathaway are trash tho sis
You know in some versions of the play, the girls name is Marie. Sugar Plum said the ballet tells the story of how her mother discovered their worlds. What if this movie is a sequel to the story we know and love? It would explain why Sugar Plum didn’t act then.
Yes, I see they also did that to make sense of the fact that the girl is called Marie in some versions of the ballet and Clara in others, so they decided to make one the mother and the other the daughter. But they are making a mistake here in connection with that - the mother's last name is said to be Stahlbaum even when she visited the realms as a girl, and then she married Benjamin Stahlbaum and was still Marie Stahlbaum?! Now I'm confused.
Also as far as I remember it from the different versions of the ballet there are, it was Marie Stahlbaum but Clara Silberhaus...
@@christianealshut1123Marie is the name of the character in the original story by ETA Hoffman..which is what the ballet is based on..💀
Once again Disney gave us another surprise villain. First it was Turbo, then prince Hans,Callahan, bellwether, syndrome and Ernesto ! What do these villains have in common is that we didn’t know that they were villains when they first appeared in the movie. They always seemed nice at first and then they start showing her true colors and showing us their wicked side. I wouldn’t be surprised
if the next Christmas movie Decides to make Jackfrost the villain or Mickey Mouse the villain in a Mickey Mouse solo a movie!
Lol Turbo is a DreamWorks movie.
@@thomasayoub They mean turbo from wreck it ralph
@@gabrielleporter553 oh yh lol
That's a basic plot twist that's used all the time.
This is why I don't like modern Disney movies
Keira is an AMAZING actress. I ❤ her.
I didnt even recognize her!!!!
Me too! I didn't recognize her at all unitl I saw her name in the credits! She looks so beautiful and great acting! >
0:56
Clara: (to Sugar Plum) You lied to me. To everyone!
The Sugar Plum Fairy is similar to Evanora the Wicked Witch of the East. Both of them are rulers, who trick the rest of the kingdom into believing an innocent person is the villain (Mother Ginger and Glinda the Good Witch of the South respectively) and have them banished. A new person arrives to their kingdom from another land and they embrace them as their new leader and send them after the supposed villain, only to reveal themselves as the true villain behind everything.
You copied this from Fandom didn’t you!!!!!
@@AndresRodriguez-km7gj Yes. It's from Disney Wiki.
Cuz its The Truth
And no wonder for satan himself masquerades as an angel of light.
@@takseeljuli1908 stop copying from Fandom.
I’m the queen of the castle get down you dirty rascal
So I'm not the only one who think of that
Six the musical
@@kaleighmcgrew8942 it's not in this clip it's like a little while after this in the movie she says it
GET DOWN
Clara and Captain Nutcracker been duped!
The Disney twist villain thing gets old sometimes and I kinda wish they had the Mouse King as the final villain, but I liked this still. Keira Knightley gave a weird but wonderful performance
What if the Sugar Plum goes on holding Clara’s father hostage and goes saying: “Years no doubt have changed me, Mr. Darcy. But I suppose the face of a maiden, the face of your previous good wife in the country, is not particularly memorable.” “Elizabeth Bennet!” “ELIZABETH BENNET!!!!” and then she straight up tortures him.
It’s always whom you least expect.
not rly, I mean if u watch the trailers u can see she's a villain
Lol what do you mean it's so obvious 😂😂
I was 1/3 of the movie and I totally saw it coming, it was like “omg she has to be the evil one” and came here right away to see her evil discovering
@@antonellaromero_upc1564 yeah same something felt "off" with her. When she was like "oh let's throw a party I loooove parties" only thinking of herself and couldn't supress her aggressive outburst the first time mother ginger's name was mentioned
@@OAS15 What were the hints
An entire hour and a half of music based around the Nutcracker and they chose whatever background music that was.
I love the movie
I Love the movie with my mum and my big brother and my LSA when it Christmas ❤️💚 and I am fan of Christmas ❤️💚
Be careful who you trust..remember?
0:41
Sugar Plum - Your mother abandoned us. And then, she just expects us to carry on and play nice. Well, I don't want to play nice!
Marissa Flores-Ada I love how her voice actually went a little deeper with the rising emotion.
Clara - Mother Ginger didn’t do anything wrong, did she? You lied to me. To everyone.
Abandoned by her creator - the one who gave her life - so now in her anger and hurt of feeling abandoned she now wants to play at being creator herself.
Wow so I'm guessing Mr Darcy choosing someone else to marry really pushed Elizabeth over the edge
😆🤣😂 love this
Man I didn’t see this coming at all
I love how beautiful Sugar is with her wings, but hate her for her lies, declaring herself queen, and trying to turn everybody back into what they originally were, a toy.
I already knew she would be the antagonist 😂 because she was overly sweet
Kiera Knightley's lips should have more apreciation in the future
It wouldn't been for them I wouldn't recognise her. Prop to the make up artists, amazing job!🫶
This was my only favorite chirstmas movie
ME TOO I REMEMBER I WATCH IT IN THE CINEMA WHEN I WAS LITTLE AND I WATCH IT WITH MY MUM AND MY BIG BROTHER AND SOMETIMES WE WATCH IT AT CHRISTMAS
i love this movie:D
1:37
Sugar Plum - HOW DARE YOU SPEAK TO YOUR QUEEN THAT WAY!!! GUARDS! Lock them up.
1:37 reminds me of the Queen of Hearts
Such a treat watching this villain lose her cool 😁
Love this movie love Mackenzie and love mother Ginger they are amazing
I watched this movie free on Univision. (Mongolian version of Netflix btw)😅
I just saw this movie on DVD
Plot twist: Sugar Plum Fairy is secretly Mysterio's (From Spiderman Far From Home) ex
my favorite as lal princesse clara wft
Hahaha 😂 I swear all I see is a angry Elizabeth Swan 😅😅 but she does portray anger so well 💋
ELIZABETH!!!
Funny she played two Elizabeths 😏 and Darcy is in this too.
I have a question, why Sugar Plum hates Clara, because in Disney wiki, in the part of dislikes, it says she dislikes Clara Stauhlbaum, but why, if Clara didn't have the fault that she felt abandoned by Marie, so it doesn't make sense, can you please explain me that ??
Sometimes a persons hate can extend to the family or people close to the person one hates. In this case, even though Clara didn’t do anything, she is the daughter of the woman who “abandoned “ the four realms.
I think that after Clara's mother (the queen of the Four Realms) "abandoned" the Four Realms, Sugarplum decided to make a move to become Queen herself - the twist being that under her ditziness you have a female Palpatine in disguise. Clara is clearly a threat to her because she's Marie's daughter and thus the rightful heir - no more. She is a danger to the position that Sugar Plum wishes to attain.
And Mother Ginger who seems to be the villain at first is actually a freedom fighter.
because she feels that Marie abandoned her for Clara?
Yahooo
Woody:So play nice
Sugar Plum:WELL, I DON’T WANT TO PLAY NICE!!!
Woody:O.O
Anne Hathaway would be great playing a sinister fairy...she even has the joker smile
I saw this twist coming from a mile away and I spent a good minute laughing at my "genius".
Keira Knightly is Brilliant Disney Villains 🦹♀️ for all Disney Villains.
To be honest, we got Stromboli, Henry J. Waternoose, Clayton, Rourke, John Silver, Hans, Callahan, Bellwether, Syndrome, Ernesto, Lotso Hugg'n Bear, Ramsley, Stinky Pete, and now the Sugar Plumb Fairy. What is it with Surprise Villains, anyway?
I get that it would be to fool the audience when they started nice until they reveal their true colors, but don't you think that's a bit unreasonable? Why not have a real villain who would not surprise the audience someone that is similar to Maleficent or the Queen Grimhilde?
I always saw Clayton evil from the start.
Clara, Captain Nutcracker and the others all been duped! The whole time Sugar Plum and her own Tin Soldiers plotting to destroy the Realm kingdom all along, instead of defending their royal residence. She couldn't have done without her.
Overall this was very a meh movie for rm. But loved keria knightly role. She did a fantastic job. She pretty much made the movie for me.
loool she got them crackhead vibes from eating her hair 😂😂😂💀
Nice twist in film
The Sugar Plum Fairy
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
FEATURE FILMS
The Nutcracker and the Four Realms
PORTRAYED BY
Keira Knightley
INSPIRATION
The Sugar Plum Fairy from
the story
by
E. T. A. Hoffmann
and
the ballet
by Pyotr Tchaikovsky
CHARACTER INFORMATION
OTHER NAMES
Sugarplum
PERSONALITY
Initially: Friendly, good-hearted, respectful, helpful, protective, caring, sweet, clever, loving, feisty, cheeky
Truly: Evil, cruel, arrogant, deceitful, tragic, vindictive, bitter, manipulative, envious, smooth-talking, childish, insane, cunning, sadistic, controlling, selfish, traitorous, abusive, calculating, dishonest, egotist, subtle, elegant, sinister, hypocritical, vengeful, psychopathic, uncaring
APPEARANCE
Slender, beautiful, fair skin, pink lips and nailpolish, cotton candy-like hair, pink eyebrows, brown eyes, pink dress with ruffles, pink heels
OCCUPATION
Regent of the Land of Sweets (formerly)
ALIGNMENT
Bad
GOAL
To conquer all the Four Realms (failed)
MINIONS
Tin Soldiers
ENEMIES
Clara Stahlbaum, Phillip the Nutcracker, Mother Ginger, Shiver, Hawthorne, Marie Stahlbaum
LIKES
Power, control, order
DISLIKES
Being betrayed, Mother Ginger, Clara Stahlbaum
POWERS AND ABILITIES
Flight
FATE
Turned back into a toy
QUOTE
"That's more like it, a proper army. To collect discipline, order, control!"
The Sugar Plum Fairy (also known simply as Sugarplum) is the main antagonist of Disney's 2018 live-action film The Nutcracker and the Four Realms. She is a bitter and devious fairy who seeks to conquer all Four Realms, using Mother Ginger as the pawn in her schemes. She manages to make her intentions hidden until a point where Clara Stahlbaum and Phillip the Nutcracker discover it, at which point they dedicate their efforts in stopping Sugarplum and saving the Four Realms.
Sugarplum is loosely based on the character from the same name from the story by E.T.A. Hoffman and the ballet by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
Background
Many years prior to events of the film, the Sugar Plum Fairy was one of many toys brought to life by a device of the talented inventor Marie Stahlbaum in the Four Realms. She was given domain over the Land of Sweets. The other regents created by Marie to rule over a specific domain included Hawthorne (the ruler of the Land of Flowers), Shiver (the ruler of the Land of Snowflakes) and Mother Ginger (the ruler of the Land of Amusement).
Eventually, Marie decided to leave the Four Realms forever to be with her real human family, leaving the kingdom to be ruled by the other reagents. All four realms were sad to see Marie go. However, While the male regents and Mother Ginger accepted this change, Sugarplum, secretly felt very hurt and betrayed by Marie and decided to get revenge by conquering all the Realms by using Marie's device to create an army of unstoppable tin soldiers. Mother Ginger tried to stop her, but Sugarplum was able to cover her conspiracy by framing the latter, leading to her banishment within her own realm as well as going to war with the other three. During this time Sugarplum searched for the key to activate the device but was unable to find it.
Personality
On the surface, Sugarplum appears childishly innocent and kind, acting very sweet and concerned for the Realms' safety and very adoring of both Marie and Clara, but in reality inside hides a vengeful and embittered mind. After queen Marie left to be with her human family, Sugarplum became resentful of her former queen and became bitter and vindictive, desiring to conquer all the Realms as a sort of childish spite against Marie. Despite this she was able to maintain a kindly facade for years and was manipulative enough to convince the others that Mother Ginger was the evil one and manipulate Clara and Phillip into getting the key for her.
Sugarplum is very ruthless and doesn't care who she hurts to get what she wanted. This was first shown when she used Tin Soldiers, which were described by Phillip as "hallow" and casually transformed one of her own (sentient) loyal soldiers back into a toy just to demonstrate what she planned to do to the other leaders once she had taken over.
Despite all her evil, at her core she is essentially a hurt and angry child whose entire actions mirror a child lashing out at their parents for their supposed abandonment. So much that she goes as far as to destroy all her "mothers" creations and even her own "siblings" without any shame or conscious, yet still retaining an intelligence and patience necessary to manipulate events to her choosing. She also appears to be very vain, boasting about how prettier she is than Mother Ginger.
Role in the film
Beginnings
The Sugar Plum Fairy started off as a lifeless porcelain doll owned by Marie Stahlbaum when she was a child, but was brought to life after Marie created the Four Realms as its first Queen. Sugarplum was assigned by Marie to rule over the Land of Sweets while three other regents (Mother Ginger, Shivers and Hawthorne) were assigned to rule the remaining realms.
At first, Sugarplum felt comfortable being in the service of Marie, but as the years went by, Marie decided to leave the Four Realms for her family, so she left the four regents in complete charge of the Four Realms. Though Ginger, and the Male Regents accepted this new change in leadership, Sugarplum secretly disapproved this as she felt betrayed and abandoned by Marie. She then decided that it was time to take over the Four Realms as its new Queen and rebuild them in her own image to alleviate her pain.
Sugarplum soon learned that Marie created a machine capable of converting toys into living objects (presumably the same one that brought her to life), and formulated a plot to create and bring life to an army of Tin Soldiers to accomplish her goal. However, Ginger learned of Sugarplum's plot and tried to stop her, only to be framed by the latter for trying to incite the plot, resulting Ginger's banishment within her own realm and a war against the other three realms. Despite the setback, Sugarplum is distraught to learn that a certain key that can activate the machine is lost within the Realms, forcing herself to maintain her cover.
Meeting Clara
During one Christmas Eve, an ill Marie gets her husband to give their children Christmas presents as her dying wish. Her youngest daughter Clara receives a handcrafted egg-shaped box, and is told by her godfather Drosselmeyer that Marie created it for her. After getting into an argument with her father at the ballroom for refusing to dance with him, Clara finds a string signifying her gift, which leads her into the Four Realms. There, Clara spots the key hanging on a tree, but a mouse steals it for Ginger, much to her dismay.
Clara approaches Captain Philip Hoffman, who takes her over to see Sugarplum, Hawthorne and Shivers, who are all delighted to see the daughter of their former queen. Sugarplum explains to Clara about the history of the Four Realm and the machine, in which she and the other regents intending to use it to defend their realms against Ginger and her forces. Sugarplum then sends over Hoffman and several soldiers to aid Clara in confronting Ginger and successfully stealing back the key, but Clara is annoyed to find out that the egg turns out to be a music box after being locked by the key.
True Colors
With the key finally in her possession, Sugarplum uses the machine to bring the Tin Soldiers to life, revealing her true colors by admitting that she felt resentful towards Marie for leaving the Realms and that she intends to use her army to take over the Realms as its new Queen. She also informs that the machine can also revert any person living in the Realm back into a toy and that she plans to use it on those who would defy her new reign. With everything in her control, Sugarplum imprisons Clara, Hoffman and the other regents before heading out to initiate her invasion on the Realms.
However, Clara and the others escape while Hoffman convinces Ginger and her minions to help them foil Sugarplum's plot. As Sugarplum directs her Tin Soldier army to invade the Land of Amusements, Hoffman and Ginger's minions fight against several of the Tin Soldiers. In the meantime, Clara enters the machine's room and shuts it down, causing the palace's water wheels to cease rotating and catching Sugarplum's attention.
Death
As Mother Ginger fights off several Tin Soldiers to buy Clara more time, an angry Sugarplum summons more Tin Soldiers to trap both of them. Ginger and Clara tried to reason with Sugarplum by admitting that they understood how she felt about Marie's departure, but Sugarplum refused to listen as she intends to turn Ginger into a toy with the machine. However, Clara revealed that she already reprogrammed the machine into zapping Sugarplum, who is turned back into a lifeless porcelain doll as punishment for her crimes. With Sugarplum's magic undone, all the Tin Soldiers became lifeless as well, thus ending Sugarplum's reign of terror for good.
Trivia
In both the original story and the ballet, she was a heroic figure, while the Mouse King was the main villain. In the Disney adaptation, their roles are switched instead.
She speaks with a French accent and uses the occasional French word.
She is similar to Evanora the Wicked Witch of the East. Both of them are rulers, who trick the rest of the kingdom into believing an innocent person is the villain (Mother Ginger and Glinda the Good Witch of the South respectively) and have them banished. A new person arrives to their kingdom from another land and they embrace them as their new leader and send them after the supposed villain, only to reveal themselves as the true villain behind everything.
Lol i actually predicted that she's the real villain. Disney isn't really that great at doing villain twists
Well she was quite dumb, she already saw the machine pointing right at her and she still has to question what clara did to the machine. She could have just flew away and escaped, duh😂
Sugarplum Fairy is the best villain 🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭
Matmazel Rarity she is beautiful.
...did you even watch the movie?
Joseph Dutra I did and I know she’s the villain
@@amyahasanI was talking to +Matmazel Rarity
Joseph Dutra oh ok my bad 😐
I am from Venus.
144.000 SUGA PLUM KNIGHT
*Nora Valkyrie wants to know your location.*
Bunnymund says why doing this
TV-PG + 2022 + 1h 44m + English
My new (invented) super villain
R-18=Air conditioner❄️/Cinder fall🔥/B.R.A.I.N🔧/douche🌭/monokuma🐻/king nixel🎱/white diamond💎/chairman mckraken👻/mewtwo😾/ragyou🌈/the terrible two's(numberblocks)2️⃣/the bussiness man from the little Prince🏢/dor-15 from meet the robinsons🎩/Julius Caesar from asterix🏦/the cartoonist from kotu kedi seraffetin(a.k.a bad cat)🧟♂️/Jimmy the crazy from Mort and Phil movie🚁/turbo tastic and Arthur from wreck it ralph,Ralph breaks the internet👾🏎️/Gabby Gabby from toy story 4🙎/Devastator from Transformers(ROTF)🚒/domus mactabilis from monster house🏚️/sugarplum from the nutcracker and the 4 realms🍭/auto from wall.e♉/the Hitman from SmL 🔫/Sandra white👩❤️💋👩/(irazebeth) the red Queen from Tim burton's Alice in Wonderland/Reagan from the exorcist👹/oogie boogie from TNBCH🦗/donkey kong from pixels🔲/Momo from LRDG
Too 10 Anime Betrayals.
Why does she look like Julianne Moore?
Six
Six what
Natalie Cave Six the musical
Why would they Change the Villain
People makes story with twist, I guess.
UEAH
I wish Mother Ginger was the antagonist instead of Sugarplum
*YOU TRAITOOOOOOOOOOOOOR!!!!!!!!!!!!*
Sugar Plum deserves to be skull raped by feisty pet unicorns!
Fucking Traitor
Suger Plum Fairy is a Sugar Plum Dildo!!
this movie is terrible
they legit waisted their budget for no reason , i saw this with my mom and fell asleep thats how boring this movie was fr lmao