He finds the old house of the evil Once-ler and hears the story of how his world came to be so gray and polluted. As the Once-ler tells it, he discovered this colorful place long ago, teeming with ...

It was then that the films’ producers revealed they would actually show the face of the shady Once-ler, whose countenance was always shielded in the book, as seen below. Now, thanks to EW, we have a ...

The town these two live in, Sneedville, has only the plastic variety, which means that residents have to buy their air from the tiny but evil O’Hare ... to where the Once-ler lives.

Fans of “the Once-ler,” a character from The Lorax, have skipped the film and headed straight to being fans of the character himself. The close-knit community of fans in the “Once-ler ...

I also think they did a really good job making the Once-ler sympathetic. I felt that a big part of my challenge, voicing the character was to not make him one-dimensionally evil or bad ...

The Once-ler, having been consumed by greed, struts down a lonely, palatial corridor with a “Too Big To Fail” poster hanging on the wall. That said, there is a distinctly human touch and ...

The book tells the story of “the Once-ler,” a faceless man who comes upon a vast land of trees, which he can chop down and use to make “Thneeds.” He successfully convinces people they need ...