Jack Walten . . .

rosemary walter
(his beautiful wife to him)

Sophie Walten (his 14-year-old eldest daughter)

Molly Walten (her 8-year-old daughter, sadly deceased)

Edward Walten (his 11-year-old son, sadly deceased)

Name: Jack Walter

height: 188

Age: 41 years

gender: male

married to Rosemary...

Occupation: Co-owner of Bon's Burgers and Bunny Smiles Incorporated (both formerly)
Co-founder of Bunny Smiles Incorporated
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Jack is described by others as a tireless worker and a happy father. He is a good husband and father, quite protective of his children. Jack did the best he could as a father; he was strict, unintentionally insistent, and very demanding, but he was still a good dad. Jack doesn't want to feel weak and hates not being able to control his future (a trait he passed on to his eldest daughter, Sophie). Jack is a control freak and dislikes being out of control, feeling weak when he isn't. For Jack, everything is about appearances. He cares about appearing to be the perfect role model with a perfect family, and nothing can go wrong. Jack comes from a toxic masculinity mindset. The only person he was vulnerable with was Rosemary, although even with her he was somewhat closed off, especially after the accident that killed Edd and Molly; he became even more withdrawn in his grief. Jack has trouble communicating; he can't show his vulnerable side. He always appears smiling in photos, trying not to show any side of himself other than being okay and happy. He wants to be seen as a perfect person and father, even though he has poor ways of expressing emotions or doesn't know how to handle them. Overall, Jack seems to take pride in hunting, as evidenced by the numerous photos he has throughout the house. He is a Christian.

Although Jack co-founded BSI, he voluntarily chose to work behind the scenes, focusing on logistics and finance, while Felix assumed the role of CEO/manager. This could imply that Jack is humble about his work and didn't want the spotlight, or that he isn't good at business management but still wanted to contribute to BSI in some way.

Perhaps the most recognizable aspects of his personality are his extreme anger issues.

It's much more complicated than that. He's controlling, has temper problems, and hates feeling vulnerable or out of control.

Dark brown hair, medium length (reaching approximately to the shoulders). It is wavy or slightly curly, often styled back or with a somewhat messy appearance. In more recent versions (such as the Magazine Teaser and the re-uploaded Company Introductory Tape) it appears slightly thinner, with less volume and a more stringy look (as if it were a little greasy or disheveled). In his college years, he is sometimes shown wearing braces.
Black (or very dark) eyes. In many depictions, they appear with an intense shine or, in disturbing contexts, with a reddish hue. She often has visible dark circles under her eyes, especially after the deaths of Edd and Molly.
Eyebrows: Thick and dark.
Straight and proportionate nose.
Mouth / Smile: She has a rather distinctive, wide, and "gummy" smile (her gums are quite visible), with a slight gap between her front teeth. In most photos and appearances, she is smiling, although sometimes in a forced or unsettling way. In the missing person poster, she appears with a more neutral or serious expression.
His complexion is somewhat dark (he's Chilean). He has a defined jawline.

Body type:
Athletic but not excessively muscular; she appears to be someone who maintains good physical fitness (she enjoyed hunting).

Usual attire

• He almost always wears a suit. The most iconic is a dark red (or maroon) suit with a white shirt and dark tie.
  In CyberFun Tech he is shown wearing a black pinstriped suit and a white pinstriped tie.
• She wears her wedding ring on the ring finger of her left hand.
• Shoes: black, dress shoes.

Jack Walten was born on September 23, 1932, in Chile. During his adolescence, he moved with his family to Brighton, Michigan (United States).

In his teens, he met Rosemary Peony. According to lore, they met when he was a teenager and she was too. Jack used to steal the posters Rosemary made for the local movie theater (unaware that she was getting into trouble for it). They started dating. Jack also began smoking around that time, a habit he maintained throughout his adult life.

He studied Business Management at Cleary University (Howell, Livingston County). There, around 1958

He met Felix Kranken. They both shared a very particular idea: to create children's entertainment using animatronics. That idea would become the origin of everything.

In 1959, Jack graduated and, that same year, married Rosemary. She took his last name, becoming Rosemary Peony Walter.

In 1962, Jack and Felix officially founded Bunny Smiles Company. Around 1965-1967, they contacted the technology company CyberFun Tech to create the blueprints for the animatronics. The collaboration was so successful that they ended up forming a full partnership, and the company became known as Bunny Smiles Incorporated (BSI) (“Making Smiles Since 1967”).

Jack primarily handled the financial and logistical side of things (he was an accountant). He preferred to stay behind the scenes and let Felix be the public face of the company. Rosemary became the lead character designer (for The Showstoppers: Bon, Sha, Boozoo, Banny, and Billy).

The Walten family was well-known and respected in Brighton. Jack was involved in charity events and was considered a hard-working man, a good father, and a good husband (although he was quite a workaholic and had temper problems). They had two dogs: Chuckie and Louie.

The tragedy of May 1974
On May 2, 1974, everything changed.

Jack was busy with company paperwork, and Rosemary had to take Sophie to the dentist. Felix was asked to pick up Edd and Molly from a school party and take them home at 9 p.m.

Felix accepted (although his wife Linda had left him that same day because of his alcoholism). During the party, Felix got drunk in the adult area. On the way back to the Walten home, he lost control of the car and caused an accident in which Edd and Molly were killed instantly.

When Jack saw they weren't coming back, he began frantically calling Felix for hours. He left increasingly desperate and angry voicemails. In the early hours of May 3rd, he went to Felix's house, banged on the windows, and shouted death threats if Felix had done anything to his children.

Days later (around May 5), Felix confessed to Jack and Rosemary that he was responsible, but lied about the details: he said he had crashed while drunk and that when he woke up the children were no longer in the car.

Jack and Rosemary were devastated. Edd and Molly's funeral was held around May 7. Jack became emotionally withdrawn, more irritable, and began drinking more. Even so, on May 18 he still agreed to pose with Felix for the famous "founders' photo."

Felix Kranken and Jack Walten were business friends who met at Cleary University. Their friendship stemmed from their shared desire to open an animatronic-themed restaurant, and eventually, their dream became a reality. They were the owners and founders of Bon's Burgers. Their relationship took a dramatic turn when Felix was involved in a car accident because he was so drunk that he wasn't paying attention to his driving, and he accidentally killed Jack's two young children, Edd and Molly Walten. Jack was furious that Felix hadn't answered any of his more than 20 calls about Edd and Molly and, despite being their close friend, asked him, "What the hell is wrong with you?" Later, Jack drove angrily to Felix's house and threatened to kill him if he harmed his children. Although Jack only learned of the accident a few days later, he maintained a facade in public, even posing for promotional photos with Felix. Shortly afterward, Jack disappeared. Although he cares about Felix, Martin has stated that Felix is ​​usually the one who makes him lose his temper.

After the accident, Jack and Felix remained in contact and continued doing business together, even taking the iconic founders' photo. Felix eventually revealed the accident to Jack and Rosemary, as he recounted in CyberFun Tech Collection. Jack and Rosemary were devastated to learn of the deaths and both hated Felix for what he had done.

The friendship between him and Felix wasn't very strong; it was more like that of business partners who got along well (or presumably got along well).

If Felix and Jack went out for a "boys' night," they'd probably go to a bar. I'd also win in a fight against Felix.

Jack and Rosemary are devastated. Although they don't formally report him, they hate him deeply.

Jack has been described as a loving father and a devoted husband, and while his relationship with each of the Waltens is unknown, some details are known. Rosemary Walten is Jack Walten's wife. She and Jack show no signs of marital problems before Jack disappears and Rosemary dies. In fact, Rosemary searches for her husband for many days and hours, demonstrating how much she loved Jack. Their relationship is described as healthy. He and Rosemary enjoyed slow dancing together. He considers her his favorite artist because she created the character designs. His favorite holiday is Christmas. When going out at night with Rosemary, they would likely go to the theater often, but they would spend their time happily discussing which movie to see.

Jack's relationship with his children is somewhat unknown. This is because most of the information we have comes after his memory loss and trauma, and is generally negative or neutral. According to Sophie on her FindJackWalten page, Sophie had very few memories of Jack, probably due to the effects of her trauma medication. She even forgot her father's name and physical features because of the medication. Sophie did mention that Jack worked a lot—that is, he was a workaholic—and that she couldn't spend much time with him. She also stated that Jack had a deep, intimidating voice and anger issues, although he was never abusive or cruel to them and loved them, threatening to kill Felix Kranken if he hurt Edd or Molly Walten. Once he learned of Felix's death, he told Rosemary that they both needed to be strong for their only child, for Sophie's sake, knowing that the loss of her siblings and seeing her parents in a depressed state could be detrimental to her. Jack was willing to hide his own feelings and pain if it meant his daughter would have a better time.

It maintains an elegant, old-fashioned look, almost as if it came straight out of the 1930s.
Jack really hates anything with extravagant patterns.

His major at university was business.

Her favorite song is Fool For a Blonde,

He would have despised YouTube.

He typed like an old man on a computer.

She's a terrible cook, and she almost burned down the whole kitchen.

She likes songs from the 1920s to the 1940s/classical music.

Jack and Susan would try to scare the rest of the staff at Bon's Burgers, since they are the tallest and scariest.

Jack was driving a red 1970 Holden.

Jack's favorite food is spaghetti.

Jack smoked Marlboro cigarettes.

He always brought sandwiches for the BSI employees, but if you did a bad job that day, you wouldn't get one.

Before starting the company, he had many different office jobs.

When Sophie was born, Jack was scared/anxious about fatherhood.
He and Rosemary had been dating since high school when they were younger.

Jack's hair grows very fast. He doesn't let it grow; if he did, it would be much longer.

He wouldn't like his children to call him by his first name.

Jack owns a weapon, apparently a shotgun or a rifle, and is a good shot.

Jack likes to hunt, and in fact there are framed photos in the Walten family residence where he appears hunting.

His favorite alcoholic beverage is Ramazzotti or wine.

Jack plays the piano.

Jack smokes because he thinks smoking is cool.

Jack is a heavy smoker.

Jack likes cheesecake.