Mr. Green

## Source

**Mr. Green** is a prominent character from the *Clue* franchise.

## Characterzation

Mr. Green has had several variations of his character. Initially, Mr. Green was portrayed as a middle-aged businessman with possible connections to the mob, but in more recent portrayals, Green has become a young playboy who uses his natural charm and charisma to get himself out of trouble.

Mr. Green is mainly appeared in the North American versions of *Clue*, with some appearances in some European *Cluedo* related media.

## Incarnations

### Clue Master Detective

**Mr. Thallo Green**, reputed kingpin in the “family” business, is a whiz at numbers, but he finds himself dangerously short of cash at the moment. He figured he’d get out of the jam with Mr. Boddy’s help. Did he make him an offer he couldn’t refuse?

### Clue: The Franklin Mint Edition

Mr. Green is a sophisticated gentleman and an importer that deals in the black market.

### Clue (2002 edition)

*Main article: Mr. Green (2002)*
**Mr. John Green** - also known as **Reverend Green** - is an American-born "preacher" that has traveled throughout Europe and Africa spreading his own version of “rob from the rich and give to the poor”. He was a former "business" associate of the late Sir Hugh Black, the late uncle of Mr. John Boddy. He had several run-ins with the authorities doe to allegations of racketeering, bribery, smuggling, money laundering, and fraud.

### Clue (2016 edition)

Green is a young and suave con-man that has impersonated several characters throughout his career, such as a prince, a pilot, and an attorney. Now he's hiding as a reverend. Sir Hugh was the only one who knew of Green’s true identity, so the invitation to Tudor Mansion from Sir Hugh's nephew, Mr. Boddy/Dr. Black, has put him on edge.

## Alternative versions

### Clue: Discover the Secrets

In the 2008 revamped edition of the original board game, **Jacob Green** is the man with "all the ins". Need help with connections, getting ahead or getting ahead? He's the man for the job, yet nobody is really sure how he gets it all done. But keep in mind, nothing comes for free and you can be sure that someday you'll get a call from him cashing in on all those favors.

### Clue (2012 edition)

In the 2012 and 2014 editions, the charming and charismatic Tyler Marshall, a.k.a. Green, has an astonishing ability to make friends, money, and terrible mistakes.

#### Clue (2023 edition)

*Main article: Mayor Green*
**Mayor Green** is the loveable Mayor of Hue County who always has a kind word to spare. He's up for re-election and not worried in the slightest---even his opponents struggle to dislike him. His squeaky-clean record has only one tarnish: a campaign saving donation from a major crime family. Black has assured him that nobody needs to find out... as long as he helps rezone the park where Black plans to build his hotel.

## Adaptations

### Literature

* In the 1990s children book series, **Mr. Gerald Green** is a businessman always interested in making easy money. He is bit of a bully. having a short temper, often making threats and laughing at others' misfortunes.

* In the *Clue Mystery* book trilogy by Diana Peterfreund, **Vaughn Green** is a local townie that attends Blackbrook Academy via a scholarship and is an inspiring musician.

### Comics and graphic novels

* In the 2017 comic miniseries, Mr. Green is a former hedge fund manager turned pharmaceutical mogul, becoming the C.E.O. of Green Pharmaceuticals. He is working in cahoots with Senator White to make the Surobi zinnia available in the free market, so he could make a profit off of them. He's based off of former pharmaceutical executive Martin Shkreli.

* In the 2019 three-part comic miniseries *Clue: Candlestick*, Mr. Green is a former mobster and friend of Mr. Boddy, who gifted him the Revolver that was used to kill U.S. President James Garfield.

### Film and television

In the 1985 film, "Mr. Green" is an alias given to an unnamed State Department employee who is a closeted homosexual.

### Computer and video games

In the 1994 CD-i game, Mr. Jonathan Green is a young business associate of Mr. Boddy.

In the 1998 video game, *Clue: Murder at Boddy Mansion*, Mr. Green is a central character in the village, spending most of his time attending to community affairs and ensuring the peace and quiet of the village is not disrupted. A quiet man with strong beliefs and opinions, he is good friends with Mrs. White.

In *Clue Chronicles: Fatal Illusion*, **Mr. Colin Green** lost his family’s fortune during the Wall Street Crash of 1939, and has been struggling to keep up his aristocratic appearance.

In the 2016 video game adaptation, Mr. Green is a charming con-man who has posed a number of characters over a long career of grifting. Disguised as a reverend, Green wormed his way into Dr. Black’s social circle as part of an elaborate con.

## Also see

Reverend Green
Mayor Green