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Parker (Thunderbirds)

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Parker is a fictional character in Gerry Anderson's Supermarionation series Thunderbirds (1965–1966), voiced and performed by David Graham. He serves as chauffeur and butler to Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward and is portrayed as a reformed Cockney ex-convict. The character is closely associated with the catchphrase "Yes, M'Lady."

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What is Parker's role in the Thunderbirds television series?

Aloysius Parker, simply known as Parker, serves as the loyal butler and chauffeur to Lady Penelope. He drives her famous six-wheeled, bubblegum-pink Rolls-Royce, registration FAB1, in the Gerry Anderson Supermarionation series.

What is Parker's background before working for Lady Penelope?

Before entering Lady Penelope's service, Parker was a notorious criminal and safe-cracker with an extensive record. He was recruited from prison by International Rescue's London agent, who saw great value in his unique underworld skills.

What is distinctive about Parker's manner of speaking in Thunderbirds?

Parker is instantly recognizable by his thick Cockney accent and his tendency to drop his 'h's. He famously addresses Lady Penelope as 'M'Lady,' and his dialogue was voiced by actor David Graham.

Did Parker appear in the live-action Thunderbirds movie?

Yes, the character was adapted for the 2004 live-action film 'Thunderbirds,' where he was portrayed by actor Ron Cook. The movie kept his iconic chauffeur outfit and his romantic subplot with Lady Penelope, originally played by Sophia Myles.

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