Mrs. Frog | |
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Mrs. Frog | |
Aliases: | Frog mother |
Continuity: | Lost Boys |
Notability: | Minor character |
Type: | Business owner |
Gender: | Female |
Location: | Santa Carla, California |
Associations: | Atlantis Fantasyworld |
Relations: | Mister Frog Alan Frog Edgar Frog |
Status: | Alive |
Introduction: | The Lost Boys |
Actor: | Jane Bare |
Mrs. Frog is a fictional business owner and a minor character featured in the Lost Boys multimedia franchise. Played by actress Jane Bare, she first appeared the 1987 feature film The Lost Boys, by director Joel Schumacher. She also appeared in the first issue of the Lost Boys: Reign of Frogs comic book limited series published by DC Comics & WildStorm Productions.
Biography[]
Mrs. Frog was the wife of Mister Frog and the mother of Edgar and Alan Frog. She was co-owner of the Atlantis Fantasyworld comic book store. Both Mister and Mrs. Frog were unaware that their young sons were secretly vampire hunters.
In 1990, Mrs, Frog fielded a telephone call from son Edgar, whom she believed was touring Washington, D.C., but in reality, he was ferreting out a nest of vampires known as the Arlington Coven. Mrs. Frog asked him if he had visited the Smithsonian and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. She warned Edgar to stay away from politicians, noting that they were nothing but "bloodsucking leeches and parasites". [1]
Notes & Trivia[]
- The Lost Boys were created by director Joel Schumacher and screenplay writers Janice Fischer, Jeffrey Boam and James Jeremias based on a story treatment by Fischer and Jeremias. It was a theatrically released feature film released in 1987 that spawned two direct-to-video sequels. Lost Boys: The Tribe was released in 2008 and Lost Boys: The Thirst was released in 2010.
- In The Lost Boys the character is credited as "Frog mother".
- Mrs. Frog was something of a post-modern hippie.
See also[]
- None
External Links[]
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Appearances[]
References[]
- ↑ Lost Boys: Reign of Frogs, Issue #1 (July, 2008).