Monty

Monty is the (former) secondary antagonist of Stuart Little and the secondary tritagonist of Stuart Little 2, Stuart Little: The Animated Series, and Stuart Little 3: Call of the Wild. He is Snowbell's best friend. He is voiced by Steve Zahn.

Early life

While much of Monty's early life is not revealed in the series, it is shown that he has been a close friend with Snowbell for a very long time, to the point where he even occasionally refers to him and Snowbell as brothers, and it greatly hurt him when Snowbell would go on to betray him towards the latter parts of the first Stuart Little movie.

At some point in his youth, he became involved in a street gang of cats led by Smokey, but did not garner much respect from the rest of the gang due to his habit of spilling the beans on every secret he would get his paws on.

Personality

Monty is both nice and rude at times, but is mostly clueless. He is known for being a pretentious blabbermouth as he always spreads word about many things, such as Stuart having a "pet cat" in the first film (which he found hilarious). And he is also known as mischievous, offensive, naive, tenacious, clever, mild-mannered, outgoing, neurotic, timid and sneaky. Nevertheless, he has also been shown to be a loyal friend, as seen in his close friendship with Snowbell.

Gallery

Monty, as he appears in Stuart Little: The Animated Series

Monty in Stuart Little 3: Call of the Wild

Trivia

• Monty is sometimes hostile to Stuart and is, at best, neutral. He doesn't hurt try and hurt Stuart in Stuart Little 2 or Stuart Little 3, Call of the Wild, though he does make an attempt on him in the Animated Series episode "No Job Is Too Small". He seems to hold back, at least in the Little house, and likely in Stuart Little 2, because of his friendship with Snowbell and Snowbell being present.
• According to the full script for the first movie, Monty once went on the floor, and presumably Snowbell got in trouble for it. Monty suggested that the Littles could use club soda to remove the stain.
• For some reason, in an earlier version of the script for Stuart Little 2, his name is spelled "Monte".