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Head mounted on a white pawn. White by now had gone from a pudgy old cook to nasty looking young maid. Here, she has a shoulder-length cut of a blonde bob and retains a scowl on her face. White; now given a body. Master Detective : Mrs.

Blanche White has aged drastically again, being a long serving housekeeper of Boddy Manor over the course of years. She claims to have seen many wars come and go and gets an eye squint from spying in keyholes. White has settled to a middle-aged look where her expression shows a possible sarcastic grudge against her employer. On the box, she is working a noose of a rope in her hands, made from the curtain pull.

White is portrayed looking as demented as the rest of the group, wearing a white cooking ensemble and sporting a grey bob of hair. While claiming to have loved her employer, she is reported to be no longer happy in her work.

White in these editions looks aged, but not quite elderly. She is portrayed as a stiff matronly housekeeper, who wrinkles her nose in her own displeasure such as having to ride in a third-class coach with rowdy passengers. She is the longtime nanny and cook to Mr. Discover the Secrets : Mrs. White had been completely reinvented as Diane White , an aspiring former child actress waiting for her day of recognition.

She is described as a top lawyer who will do anything for justice, including turning vigilante. White does not appear in this edition, only referenced as having been a nanny to Dr. Orchid during her time as the housekeeper. Clue the Movie : "Mrs. White" is an alias for the otherwise unnamed character that was played by Madeline Kahn. Her portrayal is that of a pale and tragic widow who allegedly murdered her previous five husbands. Though shown as quiet and proper, deep down she is a jealous, dishonest soul who despises anyone who gets in her way.

She receives the Rope tied in a noose as a gift from Mr. She is the longtime maid and later revealed secret lover of Mr. Together they created a love-child, Sgt. She discreetly keeps tabs on the fellow guests in her diary. Cluedo TV-series : Mrs.

Blanche White is the resident domestic at Arlington Grange. Loyal to Mrs. Peacock, and a nurturing figure to Scarlett, she is almost part of the family.

Boddy whom she greatly detests. Though often putting on the front of a kindly old woman, she is in fact very devious, often getting involved in illegal transactions with other shady members of the house. She will turn very violent upon threat of being caught, and will often manipulate others to take the blame off herself.

She is played by Joan Sims , who played Mrs. White previously in the TV Christmas Special. White is the usual plump, scowling maid. She is given rather sinister theme music.

Book series : In the books, Mrs. Whillemina White is shown as a jealous two-faced servant who smiles politely when serving the guests, while giving hateful sneers behind their backs. She is shown as a jumpy old soul who is nervous about everyone and everything that may hold a threat to her darling. Orchid, Mrs.

White is brought back as an extra suspect, depicted as older, but pretty woman with white hair and suit, and purple gloves, carrying a pet dog. Though the cannon for this edition indicated she is a housekeeper, but now also stated to be Mr. Boddy's sister. Mrs White had an unsuccessful marriage with a playboy husband and has come to Boddy for help, but for what price? The character of Green has been given two different personas in the Cluedo world. Originally patented as The Rev.

Green , in Britain, he is Reverend Green , a hypocritical Anglican priest who weakens when it comes to the Sixth commandment , murder. In North America, he is Mr. Green , who has taken many money-oriented roles from mobster to businessman.

Parker Brothers insisted on the name change as they thought the American public would object to a parson being a murder suspect. In some later UK versions of the game, he was also renamed as Mr. He is wearing a traditional white clerical collar. Head mounted on a green pawn. Green and now having been given a body. His expression is less than charming. Green is portrayed as a plump, pompous looking business man with grey hair. On the box, he is wearing a grayish suit with a green tie, while on his card, his suit is brown.

Green; now given a body. Master Detective : Mr. Thallo Green is clearly defined as a mobster in this edition. He is shown as a fat, balding family king-pin, smoking a cigar and brandishing his lucky pinkie ring. He is apparently a mathematical whiz and good with numerical figures. Green is given a more youthful appearance compared to previous incarnations. His hair has slowly returned and he now has a skinnier figure.

However, his personality seems to indicate cunningness and deceit in his expression. On the box, he is shown wiping clean a Wrench. Green is similar in appearance to his counterpart, except his hair has returned to a balding state and he is wearing a sharp, deep green pinstripe suit.

Apparently, the church coffers were low on funds which inspired him to respond to his invitation to see Dr. Green US , although the starting space is for Rev. Green on the US board, which is explained by giving Mr. Green the past of a former ordained minister. They are both given cubist facelifts. John Green is shown as an evangelical minister with a heavy build who has a reputation from fraud, money laundering and smuggling. Discover the Secrets : Rev.

Green is given a complete reinvention as Jacob Green , a go-to guy with all the ins. This edition also marks only the second time in Cluedo's history in which a primary character has also changed race not including international adaptations , in this case from Caucasian to that of African descent the first was Miss Scarlet from Caucasian to Asian in editions. The Classic Mystery Game : "Green" is now an alias for the young and hip Tyler Marshall, continuing the ethnicity established for him in Discover the Secrets.

He is described as charming, with an astonishing ability to make money, friends, and terrible mistakes. Green is a con man, who under various guises has settled with the identity of Reverend Green.

Peacock is the stock character of a grande dame , an elderly yet still attractive woman who maintains her dignity in almost all cases in most versions. She is the only original character to debut with the game who was created after the original patent was filed by the inventor. She rolls fifth in the game. Peacock is first shown as an elderly, yet elegant aristocrat who bears a Queen-like resemblance with her tiara.

Head is mounted on a blue pawn. She wears a tweed suit and hat, grasps a cane in her hand with her spectacled face pinched in a sour expression.

Peacock is a little younger than the s version and lacks the sour expression. Otherwise, she is still a puffy busybody wearing a tweed suit, white gloves, and a blue ascot. On her card, she is simply wearing a blue ensemble.

Peacock; now given a body. Henrietta Peacock is given a more intellectual upbringing than before as she is now an elderly ornithologist with a specialty in birds of prey. She is credited with singlehandedly saving one bird from extinction and now turns her attention to another endangered species, to which she beseeches Mr. Boddy to donate some of his land to a bird sanctuary.

Peacock is given a stylishly scientific look with a light cyan blazer and spectacles on a chain. Peacock has returned to being a stylish socialite with an elegant hairdo and blue evening gown. She is shown on the box sitting, clutching some papers with a Revolver resting on the table next to her.

Peacock is given a more widow-esque look with a dark navy ensemble, a fur wrap and a wild headpiece full of peacock feathers. Peacock is portrayed looking almost as young as Miss Scarlett. She is known for being outrageous with her flamboyant lifestyle. Peacock again is a younger woman, though more of a fading rose with age catching up.

Super Cluedo sets her occupation to be an ornithologist, much like the Master Detective Peacock. Peacock has been completely reinvented as Eleanor Peacock , a manners-freak with a nose for politics. Despite her innocent looks, she is a formidable politician. Peacock has elevated from a small town girl to an elite socialite through her various marriages, and eventual deaths of her husbands, including Sir Hugh.

She desperately sought out an invitation to see Mr. Black at his gala. Peacock" is an alias for the otherwise unnamed character that was played by Eileen Brennan. She is portrayed as the talkative wife of a corrupt senator.

Peacock had assisted her husband's political game by accepting secret bribes. She receives the Dagger as a gift from Mr. She is also afraid of silence. Taking the role of a black widow, Mrs. Peacock had thirteen husbands all of whom had met deaths under mysterious circumstances. She is also a kleptomaniac, taking pleasure from pickpocketing the belongings of others. Nicknamed Ma Bluebird, she is Mr. Boddy's bridge partner.

Elizabeth Peacock takes head role of the series as the proprietor and hostess of Arlington Grange. Each episode revolves around her and the social gatherings of herself and her closest friends, plus one other visitor who usually doesn't last for long. Boddy, but more commonly seen in a relationship with Colonel Mustard.

She is an heiress to her family's jewelry fortune which often comes under fire, due to Boddy's meddling. She also is an expert in judo. She is played by Susan Woolridge. Peacock is the usual social priss. Her thematic music is light and airy. Peacock is notable for her overbearing attention to the social etiquette of her fellow guests.

Often calls the others out on their rudeness, much to their annoyance. Peacock is portrayed as a husky adulteress who had been involved in messy political love triangles while living in London.

She is on the constant move to avoid scandal. Professor Plum is the stock character of a quick witted professor. Often depicted as either a young or middle-aged fellow with a bow tie and glasses, he is widely seen as the intellectual. He rolls last in the game. Head mounted on a purple pawn. For the first time, he is wearing his classic bow tie and glasses. He also is smoking a pipe; a trait that would also be associated with Plum over time. With his good looks and charm he has found a dark side being sneaky.

He is still seen with his pipe, but slightly less intellectual and more risk-taking as he is willing to venture into geographic areas beset by political unrest if it serves his academic career.

Master Detective : Professor Edgar Plum has taken the profession of a shady archeologist with a dubious past. He claims he is on the verge of an earth-shaking discovery that he can feel in his bones. His depiction is similar to the Plum though his facial expression appears influenced by the contents of his pipe. On the box, he stands clutching a book, while hovering over a table that has a Knife jabbed into it.

Gone is his smoking pipe, but he still keeps the bow-tie and glasses. He has an alarmed expression on his face. He is wearing a purple tuxedo. However, he still keeps the sneaky expression. His appearance now gives him red hair that is completely disheveled with a flyaway look. Discover the Secrets : Professor Plum has been completely reinvented as Victor Plum , a successful video game designer.

The Classic Mystery Game : "Plum" is now an alias for the youthful Nikolas Maksimov, a bespectacled inventor and mathematical genius. A challenge to him could be perilous.

He works at the World Health Organization but does not practice medicine having had his license revoked due to improper conduct with a patient. He still keeps his good looks and sexy features. He receives the Revolver from Mr. Again, he takes on the appearance of a middle-aged college professor whose intelligence is tempered with homicidal tendencies as he killed his wife out of desperation to complete an experiment. He is an expert on many poisons and was Mr.

Boddy's son-in-law. Peacock, with an intellectual background. His portrayal: a young American businessman. Boddy, who rarely offers Plum common human decency for his many woes. He is characterized as paranoid and often unaware of when he's being made a patsy by the others until it is too late.

He can be quite naive, having inventions stolen, being framed for masterminding crimes and under false impressions of Miss Scarlet being attracted to him, all resulting him being a possible murderer. He is played by David Healy. He is given a disoriented music theme. Book series : In the books, Professor Paul Plum is shown to have an abnormally high degree of knowledge, skill and power that has often gotten the gang out sticky situations. For example, in one scenario, he saves the gang from a live bomb from Col.

In , Parker Bros. These characters would appear in a number of other spin-off games and licensed products as well, and become the first of many new characters which would be created for subsequent games and products. Miss Peach is the stock character of a Southern Belle. Her character is usually one who manipulates others using her sweet, innocent charm. However, this is far from the case. She is appropriately represented by an orange -coloured token.

She really came to the mansion on purpose, on request of her father, M. However, these claims do not go unquestioned for which she claimed to have been taking a long vacation in the country on short notice. She is presented as a blonde-haired girl, wearing a large pastel orange hat, and her favourite flower is the deadly nightshade.

Unlike her American counterpart, this Miss Peach is more like a quiet, reserved school matron. Her appearance is similar to her depiction in Super Challenge with the short brown hair, yet she has regained a more bubbly personality. However, in Super Cluedo , her colour inexplicably changes to pink, as Mme Mystique Rose instead assumes orange. Her personality and looks are very similar to that of her Master Detective counterpart. She sports some daisies as a hair decoration, and carries a parasol.

Clue Mysteries : Miss Amelia Peach is portrayed as a bitter law school dropout who had her share of bad luck in life. She is seen wearing a pair of horn-rimmed glasses and is erroneously dressed in pink. Peach shows up to meet Mr. Boddy; her former flame, who is horrified to discover she was just a dalliance for him and that he is wedding Mrs. Brunette is the stock portrayal of a foreign con artist. In most of his incarnations, he is a deceitful Frenchman out to con others for his own personal gain.

Brunette's name is derived from one of the oldest originally created and filed in the patent as that of Mr. Brown, but not previously used in a published game and appropriately represented by a brown -coloured token.

Making his first appearance in the Clue world, M. Green was the twenty-first wrestler to enter the ring in the first Rumble, having lost his pants in a game of poker beforehand.

He would immediately go after Nancy Drew , eliminating her shortly after his entrance in the ring. His debut run was short lived, however, as he was eliminated by The Jar of Mayo not long after.

Green was also present for the encore Rumble, in which he started as one of the first contestants with jermaThing. Greens' second run was even shorter lived than his first one, as he was quickly eliminated by the combined efforts of jermaThing and AndyMark. Green has a deep, gravely voice. It's heavily implied he's severely obese, although his appearance in Jermania is severely slimmer than first assumed.

He often wears beer hats during his long trips to the Casino to sustain himself. His trademark green skin has featured prominently in most official and fan depictions, most probably due to his relationship with the similarly-tinted Greedy grinner. Many people pity Mr. Green, and often bring him insane amounts of money for little to no effort on his part, which he then quickly gambles away.

Green is good friends with B. Bugleberry and regularly partakes in shady dealings including jewelry trading and lottery tickets. Strangely, Mr. Green suffers from a multitude of health problems including daily heart attacks and excessive vomiting, though he views these issues as mere inconveniences.