Ballerina

Mel Brooks lends his iconic voice to the character of Mustachioed Creep in the animated film "Ballerina" (also known as "Leap!" in some markets), bringing to life a minor yet memorable role. As the Mustachioed Creep, Brooks delivers a performance that is both humorous and eccentric, perfectly fitting the whimsical and vibrant world of the movie. His character, a conniving and flamboyant figure, adds a touch of comedic relief to the narrative, which follows the journey of an orphan girl with dreams of becoming a ballerina in Paris. Brooks's voice work is characterized by his distinctive vocal inflections and impeccable comic timing, which have been the hallmark of his illustrious career in comedy. Even in a small role, Brooks's talent shines through, providing a delightful contrast to the more serious themes of perseverance and passion that are central to the film's storyline. His portrayal of the Mustachioed Creep is a testament to his ability to elevate any character with his unique comedic sensibilities, making it an enjoyable and memorable performance for audiences of all ages.