Bultitude is a supporting character in the 2008 Disney/Walden Media adaptation of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian. He is a large brown bear and a member of the Old Narnians.
Background[]
Description[]
While Bultitude has the appearance of an average bear, he had one notable problem, which was that he kept sucking his paws, no matter how many times people kept reminding him that it did not look very intimidating.
Role in the film[]
Bultitude first appears at the Dancing Lawn, roaring at Caspian, before accepting him as his king. He was seen again at the entrance to Aslan's How, when the troops returned from the Battle of Miraz's Castle, though it's possible this could have been another bear altogether.
Later, when everyone was inside Aslan's How, discussing Peter's proposed duel with Miraz, while Lucy went to go look for Aslan, the bear was apparently part of this discussion, although he didn't contribute much to it. When everyone decided whether or not they should go ahead with the plan, Reepicheep and the bear both stood up and said, "For Aslan", signifying their support for it. He was also present at the duel between Peter and Miraz, obviously as a Marshal of the List, seen in the background, sucking his paw.
At least three bears fought during the Second Battle of Beruna. They were among the Narnians who, after the earth was collapsed beneath the Telmarine soldiers, attacked them. They were right behind Peter, at the head of the army, as they charged into battle.
Bultitude's last appearance was when the Pevensies returned home to Earth, along with the Telmarines. He stood beside Aslan, Cornelius, Trumpkin, Reepicheep, Trufflehunter, and Glenstorm, and waved goodbye to the Pevensies as they passed through the portal archway.
Trivia[]
- Bultitude was not named in the film. His name was revealed in the merchandise.
- There was a deleted scene featured on the Prince Caspian DVD, where Bultitude was asking Peter to be his Marshal of the List. Peter granted his request, but asked him to stop sucking his paw.
