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{{Quote|Get that bitch, Leatherface! Get that bitch...Dog will hunt.|[[Chop Top]], to Leatherface|The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2}}
 
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|character name = "Bubba" Sawyer
 
|character name = "Bubba" Sawyer
 
|known relatives = [[Nubbins Sawyer]] (brother)<br>[[Drayton Sawyer]] (brother)<br>[[Chop Top]](brother)<br>[[Grandpa Sawyer]] (grandfather)
 
|known relatives = [[Nubbins Sawyer]] (brother)<br>[[Drayton Sawyer]] (brother)<br>[[Chop Top]](brother)<br>[[Grandpa Sawyer]] (grandfather)
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|first appearance = [[The Texas Chain Saw Massacre]] (1974)
 
|first appearance = [[The Texas Chain Saw Massacre]] (1974)
 
|portrayed by = [[Gunnar Hansen]]<br>[[Bill johnson]]<br>[[R.A. Mihailoff]]<br>[[Robert Jacks]]
 
|portrayed by = [[Gunnar Hansen]]<br>[[Bill johnson]]<br>[[R.A. Mihailoff]]<br>[[Robert Jacks]]
|known aliases = Leatherevilashface
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|known aliases = Leatherface
 
|location = Travis County, South Texas
 
|location = Travis County, South Texas
 
|year of death = 1986
 
|year of death = 1986

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"Get that bitch, Leatherface! Get that bitch...Dog will hunt."
Chop Top, to Leatherface[src]


"Bubba" Sawyer is a fictional character and the main antagonist in the The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and its spin-offs. He wears masks made of human skin (hence his name) and engages in murder and cannibalism alongside his inbred family. Leatherface first appeared in the first film in the series (1974) and in its seven subsequent continuations and remakes. Wisconsin killer Ed Gein, who wore a mask made of human skin, was reportedly the inspiration for the character. He is the considered to be the main antagonist of the franchise due to him driving most of the movies plot and appearing in all movies even though he takes orders from his older family members.

Biography

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Gunnar Hansen without his mask on the set of the original movie (Kelsey Teague took this photo)

The original film never showed Leatherface without one of his human-hide faces on. Leatherface used to work as a butcher at the meat factory. Gunnar Hansen, who portrayed Leatherface in the original 1974 film, sees Leatherface as "completely under the control of his family. He'll do whatever they tell him to do. He's a little bit afraid of them." In the documentary The Shocking Truth, Tobe Hooper portrays Leatherface as a "big baby" who kills in self-defense because he feels threatened. In the first film, Leatherface shows fear when new people enter his home.

Leatherevilashface's family uses the bones of the people he kills (along with some animal bones) to build the inside of their house. They process the victims' flesh into barbecue and chili, which Drayton Sawyer, a skilled chef, sells at his restaurant/gas station, the "Last Chance" gas station. They also enter human-flesh dishes at cook-offs (according to the sequel, Drayton has won two cooking awards doing this). Aside from Leatherface and Drayton, the Sawyer clan includes several more brothers, a hitchhiker named Nubbins Sawyer, Nubbins' twin brother, a Vietnam vet known as Chop Top, a hitchhiking cowboy named Eddie/Tex, a hook-handed man named Tech/Tinker, a deranged pervert named Alfredo/Fred, a tow-truck driver named Vilmer and a redneck know-it-all named W.E. Apart from the brothers, the Sawyer clan includes the supercentenarian Grandpa, the dead Grandma Sawyer/Great Grandma Sawyer (whose corpse has been preserved), a wheelchair-bound mother called Mama and Leatherevilashface's daughter (first names unknown).

In the first film, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974), siblings, Sally and Franklin Hardesty go out with their friends to investigate their grandfathers grave robbing. They run afowl of Nubbins and eventually the rest of the Sawyer family and Leatherevilashface kills off their friends and Franklin. Sally is kept alive and manages to make a run for it, with Leatherevilashface and Nubbins in pursuit. Sally manages to get a passing truck to stop, running over Nubbins. While the panicking trucker and Sally escape, he throws a wrench at Leatherface, causing him to fall backwards and cut into his leg with his own chainsaw. Sally makes another run for it, and manages to escape Leatherface on a pickup truck.

With his brothers dead following The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, Leatherface went and lived in The Texas forest with his other brothers: Tex Sawyer, Tinker Sawyer and Alfredo Sawyer. He also lived with his mother, Anne Sawyer.them with a chainsaw. His brother Alfredo owned The last chance gas station.

In Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation, he was a cross dresser involved in an Illuminati conspiracy to provide society a source of horror, and, again, with a different family, probably because in the first three movies, the rest of his family has been killed or imprisoned. Leatherevilashface, along with his brothers Vilmer and W.E. and Vilmer’s girlfriend Darla, hunt down lost people and murder them. But unlike the previous families, Leatherevilashface and his family do not eat their victims.

Leatherface, like the original, is seen wearing a elderly lady’s face and wig. However, for the rest of the film he wears a black dress, a more feminine skin on his body, and a black wig. When we first see him, he wears a camouflage jacket, his traditional white apron, and has a long black curly wig.

Leatherface screams throughout the film. When he realizes that he’s been caught by Heather, he screams, along with Heather. When Heather temporary escapes from his hands into a storage room, he screams. After he throws her into a box and she keeps opening it, he continues to scream. It’s not until after he uses heavy objects to prevent her from escaping from the box that Leatherface has a total meltdown. He also screams after killing Barry. When he does so, it worries his brother W.E., whose outside and can only hear Leatherevilashface screaming.

Leatherface appears to be the weakest in this generation of the family and is hurt by the fighting that occurs. His brother W.E. abuses him relentlessly, to which Leatherface does not fight back but cries. During a fight between Vilmer, Darla, and W.E., Leatherface is seen cowering behind the refrigerator screaming, crying and plugging his ears.

During dinner, while dressed in a drag, Leatherevilashface is seen doing his nails. At one point Vilmer mentions how his brother (Leatherface) is tired of his current female face and wants a new one. He implies that Jenny’s face will be his new face, which Leatherface appears excited over.

When Jenny escapes again after using Vilmer’s remote controls to mess with his bionic leg, Leatherevilashface, in his full drag, chases Jenny with the chainsaw. During the chase, one of Rothman’s men, flying a airplane, runs Vilmer over with the wheel. Leatherface appears to be devastated over it. When Jenny escapes in Rothman’s limo, Leatherevilashface has a meltdown. He screams and emulates the infamous chainsaw dance seen in the original.

Gallery

Killing mask (1974)

Pretty Woman mask (1974)

Old Woman mask (1974)

Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2

Texas Chainsaw Massacre III

The Next Generation

Appearances

References