Thunderdell

Thunderdell is the giant in Brian Henson's Jack and the Beanstalk: The Real Story.
Normally, the giant, sometimes being named likewise, is portrayed as the villain, but not Thunderdell in this TV film. In fact, he is one of the nicest giants ever. However, Jack's greedy ancestor of the same name, who happens to be Jack the First (the Jack from the original fairy tale), betrayed Thunderdell's friendship and hospitality and stole the hen that laid the golden eggs and the singing harp, which were needed to keep the giants' land green. In an attempt to save the land, while nicely asking Jack to give the harp and goose back and promising to give him more eggs, he is about to fall to his death. His biological son, Bran, tries to pull him up, but Thunderdell talks him into letting him fall to his death. Now his skeleton is kept in Jack's closet.
He is played by Bill Baretta.
Category:Incompetent
Category:Deceased
Category:Male
Category:Muppet Heroes
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Category:Betrayed
Category:Giants