A Living and Loving Doll: Tiffany Valentine’s Best Moments in the Chucky Franchise

Tiffany Valentine loves Charles Lee Ray, aka Chucky, so much that she steals what is left of Chucky after his demise in the previous film from the police, murders the officer she bribed to get the doll parts, and is determined to revive Chucky. Wow, that's devotion. Taking the book "Voodoo For Dummies" and performing the ritual needed to reanimate him, her efforts seem to have failed. Still, this is a great moment or series of moments that show Tiff is every bit as murderous and clever as Chucky and is determined to achieve her goal. Sadly for Tiffany, Chucky drops a radio in her bathtub, electrocuting her for her efforts.

After Chucky kills her, he transfers her soul into a female doll. Tiffany is less than pleased at this development, but Chucky reveals that he is finally willing to commit to her since they are in the same predicament. She is still unmoved, even by the promise that she is finally the one for Chucky, after he drops the ring, implying that he's ready to marry her. Chucky points out that she needs him to find a way to transfer her soul back into a human body, and she grudgingly agrees, but not lobbing some choice insults his way. Read more: Chucky Creator Tom Holland On The Anxiety Of Selling A Murderous Doll.

Tiffany was transformed into a doll with black hair, plain clothing, and no make-up, so she is neither pleased with her look. Her blonde mane and gothic style are something she needs to get back as soon as possible to make her feel more like herself. She gives herself a makeover, and while smoking a cigarette, she says the iconic line, "Barbie, eat your heart out." Tiffany Valentine is back. Read more: Just A Bit Of Child's Play: FX Artists François Dagenais And Tenille Shockey On Fiona Dourif's Mind-Blowing Transformation For Chucky.

The photo is of Tiffany and Chucky in a happier moment. In the television show Chucky, one of Tiffany's best moments is her decision to kill Chucky after he tries to hector her into killing another version of himself that has possessed Nica Pierce. Not only does Tiffany defy Chucky's orders, but she also reveals how the police caught him on that fateful night in 1998. It's because Tiffany called the police and informed them. So not only does she give Chucky a coup de grace by decapitation, but she also crushes him with the knowledge that she is responsible for his death.

This moment is from the Cult of Chucky. Tiffany does Chucky's bidding and brings Nica Pearce a Good Guy doll while visiting her in the mental institution. Nica was institutionalized after Chucky framed her for the murders of her family. Tiffany is quite an actress and drops the information that Nica's niece, Allison, has died after claiming she is the child's legal guardian. It's a chilling scene between Fiona Dourif as Nica Pearce and Jennifer Tilly as Tiffany Valentine. Read more: Matthew Lillard Teases Five Nights At Freddy's Has "A Lot Of Jump Scares."

After realizing that they need human help to get to Hackensack, New Jersey, to retrieve the Heart of Damballa Amulet, which would allow the two to transfer their souls into real bodies, Tiffany arranges for her neighbor Jessie to drive them, and he and his girlfriend Jade would make convenient vessels for them. Things do not go as planned, and they steal an RV to avoid arrest. Jessie and Jade start a fight between Chucky and Tiffany over his unwillingness to help her in the kitchen after she bakes him some cookies. When Tiff starts tossing dishes, Chucky asks her what Martha Stewart would do. Tiffany responds with an epic and unprintable retort in a family magazine like Fango, but I'm guessing you know what it is.