Dwayne LaFontant

Dwayne LaFontant is the tertiary antagonist of Over the Hedge. He is an exterminator who is Gladys' henchman.

He is voiced by Thomas Haden Church.

Beginnings
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In Over the Hedge
Dwayne is hired Gladys as her henchman to exterminate the animals before they "get injured" (even though that was just an excuse).

One day, Dwayne arrived and tried to kill Ozzie (who had faked dying), but the opossum fled into the hedge. Dwayne then smells Verne (whom he calls "Reptile") and bends over to capture Verne (who is under a car), but Verne already escaped back into the hedge to meet up with the other animals.

Dwayne installs a high-powered extermination system in Gladys' backyard, figuring she would insist on wanting it, regardless of its illegal status.

Later, when Gladys catches the animals in her house, Dwayne arrives and is able to capture the animals except RJ, who left to return the food to Vincent. Dwayne mockingly tells Verne he has just been "verminated". When RJ sees Dwayne driving away with RJ's caged friends, the raccoon has a change of heart at the last moment and decides to go save them. The impact knocks Dwayne out and frees the animals, who turn the van around to go back home. Meanwhile, RJ is chased by Vincent atop the van. Verne eventually manages to convince the other animals that RJ is trying to help them and they all turn to help RJ defend himself from Vincent. With no control, Dwayne's van eventually makes a jump and flies through Gladys' house. As Dwayne regains consciousness, RJ and the others flee into the hedge, with Vincent on one side trying to claw them and Gladys (who uses a weed hacker) and Dwayne (who uses a cattle prod to shock the animals) on the other. RJ and Verne then get an idea and have Hammy drink some soda and he makes the whole world freeze. After that, Hammy walks into Gladys' backyard, activates the Depelter Turbo, and then gets an idea and puts a little garden gnome behind Dwayne's foot. RJ, borrowing Verne's shell, uses himself as bait to lure Vincent into Gladys' backyard. Vincent,   Gladys,  and  Dwayne fall into a pile as the Depelter Turbo comes on-line (due to them falling into the lasers), stinging them all.

Gladys and Dwayne are arrested for illegal traps. While Gladys fights the cops and beats them up, Dwayne quietly escapes and climbs over a fence, only to be bitten on the leg (presumably) by Nugent after stepping on one of the rottweiler's squeaky toys.

It is unknown what happened to Dwayne after the events of the film, but it could be possible that the police eventually found and arrested him, along with Gladys.

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Personality
Dwayne is mean, rude, selfish, over-zealous, and conniving. Dwayne seems to have a crush on Gladys, but she doesn't like him very much.

Dwayne calls Gladys "Nancy" in a funny way to stop her complaining.

He is also very sarcastic.

Appearance
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Trivia

 * Dwayne is often thought to be the main and secondary antagonist of the film. This is not true as Dwayne was simply following Gladys' orders and is less unscrupulous than Vincent and Gladys.
 * Throughout the film, Dwayne appears to have a crush on Gladys, despite her never returning the sentiment as she finds him rather annoying.
 * For some reason, Dwayne refers to Gladys as "Sister" and "Nancy."
 * Dwayne, and Gladys are the only human characters in the film not to be minor characters.
 * And speaking of that, both Dwayne and Gladys's name were mentioned by once in the film.
 * On his truck, there is a logo of a man that is trimmed, has long and smooth hair, and wearing a pair of shades.
 * It's possible that this is either his early design or that's what he looks like when he was younger.
 * Dwayne's original passion may have been Jazz dance. He alludes to this when his van crashed. He sees RJ, and his friends trying to escape. He then reaches out of them and receives a sharp vain in his back, to which he exclaims "Oh the old Jazz dance injury!".
 * He is called "The Sniffer" by the animals because he can sense what kind of animal is surrounding him.
 * Dwayne is the spoof of the Terminator: Both say their catchphrase in Spanish; Terminator says, "Hasta la vista, baby!" while Dwayne says, "Buenos dias, reptile!" (then adds, "Or should I say, Buenas noches!" and laughs evilly).