Finally, she is lured to Turpin's estate, led to believe that the judge feels responsible for her plight and wants to help her. Downstairs, after Todd has killed Judge Turpin, Lovett recognizes Lucy's body and scrambles to get rid of her. Released, she spends her days begging in the streets of London, with no memory of her past, while 15 years later her husband Benjamin Barker, now Sweeney Todd, returns in England for having revenge. "The Ballad of Sweeney Todd (Prologue)" (with Company)**, "No Place Like London" (with Anthony and Todd)*, "Johanna (Quartet)" (with Anthony, Todd and Johanna)*, "City on Fire/Searching" (with Company, Anthony/Todd, Mrs. Lovett and Johanna)*, "The Ballad of Sweeney Todd (Epilogue)" (with Company)**, This page was last edited on 3 October 2020, at 16:38. His neighbour, the weird cook Mrs. Lovett, tells him that Lucy is dead (only for jealousy, because she deeply loves the barber and she hates his wife) and Todd starts to kill his costumers (and their bones become the secret ingredient of Mrs. Lovett's pies) plotting his vengeance on the Judge. He, however, does not recognize her, cuts her throat and drops her body down the chute.

The insane Lucy is hysterical, raving and obsessed with the hell and the devil; she has got some vague memories about her life with her husband and her daughter, but not much.

Although she survives, she is left mentally insane from it. She cannot remember anything from her past and therefore shows no bitterness towards Turpin. In the original legend and in the earliest melodramas and plays, Sweeney Todd has no wife or backstory and is the primary villain of the stories he appears in. Although she survives, she is left mentally insane from it. Also, more tragically, while she knows Johanna's name, she does not remember the girl as her daughter.


Always because of the illness, her visage is disfigured by pimples and sores and her hair becomes greasy and faded.

Julie Orlando played Lucy in the 2008 Prince George adaptation. She meets Anthony and during their brief acquaintance she tells him that Johanna is Judge Turpin's ward. The tracks were all composed by Stephen Sondheim. His skin is rosy and shining and she wears a simple pink dress. She was portrayed by Laurasia Michelle Kelly in the 2007 film adaptation. Enraged, Todd throws Lovett in the oven to burn to death. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. She survives, but goes insane and disappears to live as a poor beggar, surviving on alms. Eventually, when Johanna is upstairs at the barber shop, Lucy pursues her up the stairs, believing Turpin's henchman Beadle Bamford to be in Todd's shop. Lucy in the flashbacks is beautiful, glowing and smiling: she's got curly, blonde hair and white, regular teeth. Todd enters and discovers that he had just killed his beloved wife, whereupon Lovett concedes that she lied to him because she was in love with him.

This is not the case, however: Lucy arrives at Turpin's masquerade ball, where he drugs and rapes her. During the movie, Lucy wanders as a beggar woman. Mrs. Lovett tells Sweeney Todd (previously Benjamin Barker) that she had poisoned herself, however she conveniently forgets to add that she survived the attempted suicide.
She is the faithful and loving wife of Benjamin Barker and mother of Johanna Barker, whose life is destroyed by the evil Judge Turpin, who exiles her husband in order to have her all to himself. Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, https://timburton.fandom.com/wiki/Lucy_Barker?oldid=11027, She's based on the character with the same name from the musical. She has been married to Rick Warden since May 1, 2004. One day Lucy takes the young and gawky sailor Anthony Hope's moneys and she describes to him the fair and stunning Judge Turpin's ward (aka Johanna, now a teenager who is locked in the Turpin House like a prisoner, because the man fears that Johanna's beauty could attract guys): Anthony falls in love with the girl and he swear he will save her from Turpin; the insane lady suggests him to give up because the Judge is very powerful and cruel. There was a barber and his wife and she was beautiful, a foolish barber and is wife she was his reason and his life and she was beautiful and she was beautiful and she was virtuous. In Mrs. Lovett's opinion is dumb and naive, and for her husband virtuous. She seems to be sweet and kind, but also strong because she stands up to Judge Turpin staying loyal to Sweeney. Diana Dimarzio played Lucy in the 2005 Broadway revival. Lucy is also seen wandering around Sweeney's barbershop, her old home, which is a weak insinuation that she does have a bit of memory regarding her past. His wife Lucy first appears in Christopher Bond's play. Lucy Barker, Actress: When Evil Calls. Todd then shows up and Lucy begins to recognize him. - Alms... alms... for a miserable woman... on a miserable chilly... morning... -. The young woman, inconsolable and at the same time disgusted by the Judge and his courtship, hides herself in her flat with the little Johanna and Turpin, furious, makes a horrible plan for have the attractive Lucy: he invites the woman through his shady Beadle to his masquerade party acting like he's regretful and he wants to apologize with her. Mrs. Lovett tells Sweeney Todd (previously Benjamin Barker) that she had poisoned herself, however she conveniently forgets to add that she survived the attempted suicide. She forgets everyone and everything she held dear and wanders the streets of London as a homeless beggar. When Benjamin Barker, under the alias of "Sweeney Todd", returns years later, Mrs. Lovett, who was in love with him, leads him to believe that Lucy is dead. Dirty and hunckbacked, she wears a grey and tattered dress with a huge hat wich hides her face. The corrupted and wicked Judge Turpin notices her and her beauty and with a false accusation arrests the innocent barber, sending him in Australia. Tim Burton Wiki is a FANDOM Movies Community. Lucy spends her simple and peaceful life with her older husband Benjamin Barker, a barber, and their infant daughter Johanna in Fleet Street, in London.

Lucy, humiliated and devasted, takes some poison for make suicide but the arsenic doesn't kill her, instead it makes her completely mad and frenzied: the Judge kidnaps her daughter Johanna and locks Lucy in the Bethlem Royal Hospital, an asylum, for a long time.

(** Cut from 2007 film), Learn how and when to remove these template messages, explain the fiction more clearly and provide non-fictional perspective, Learn how and when to remove this template message, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Lucy_Barker&oldid=981649487, Articles needing additional references from September 2011, All articles needing additional references, Wikipedia introduction cleanup from September 2011, Articles covered by WikiProject Wikify from September 2011, All articles covered by WikiProject Wikify, Articles that need to differentiate between fact and fiction from September 2011, All articles that need to differentiate between fact and fiction, Articles with multiple maintenance issues, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License. As the Beggar Woman, most part of her beauty vanishes because of her illness and she keeps only a trace of beauty lingering upon her face. The Beggar Woman is the first person who understands the ingredient of Mrs. Lovett's pies but no one believes her; one night she enters in the shop and she confronts Sweeney Todd in person: the man doesn't recognizes her and he kills her cutting her throat with his razor. Lucy Barker, also called as Beggar Woman, is Sweeney Todd's wife and Johanna's mother. Lucy Barker is a fictional character that appears in some versions of the story Sweeney Todd.

Lucy Barker was Benjamin Barker's wife and while he was arrested, she was raped by Judge Turpin, which drove her to attempt suicide by poisoning. Sweeney Todd Wiki is a FANDOM Movies Community. Lucy Barker is a fictional character that appears in some versions of the story Sweeney Todd. Later, after the murder of Turpin, he watches her corpse and he understands what he has done: desperate, he kills Mrs. Lovett (who had lied to him) pushing her into the oven and at the end he cries on Lucy's body before his assistant  kills him with the same razor wich he had used for Turpin and his wife. Mistakenly believing her to be dead, Barker undertakes a long string of murders, with the ultimate goal of killing Turpin in order to avenge the destruction of his family. Lucy ignores his advances, staying faithful to her husband, never once leaving home. After the Judge raped her, he took her daughter, Johanna Barker, as his ward.

Turpin lusts after Lucy, and has Barker falsely arrested and exiled so that he can have her to himself. The tracks include: (* Edited for 2007 film) Lucy shows evident distaste for Mrs. Lovett, calling her a witch and constantly hanging around her meat pie shop. Lucy Barker is the wife of Benjamin Barker, a barber in London's Fleet Street. Stricken with remorse, Todd holds Lucy's body and allows Tobias Ragg to cut his throat, leaving them dead in each other's arms. In the musical Lucy Barker sings only one song by herself and many others with other characters.

Lucy is so distraught that she attempts to kill herself with poison, but survives and is driven completely insane. Lucy goes to the party, full of people: the Beadle drugs the woman and then appears the Judge, naked, drunk and horny, who rapes the poor lady in front of the laughing guests.

Soon afterward, Turpin rapes her, so she then poisons herself with arsenic. They are happily married and have a new baby, Johanna. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. - Alms... alms... for a miserable woman... on a miserable chilly... morning... - Lucy Barker, also called as Beggar Woman, is Sweeney Todd's wife and Johanna's mother. Lucy Barker is an actress, known for When Evil Calls (2006), Evol (2006) and Making Friends (2019). https://sweeneytodd.fandom.com/wiki/Lucy_Barker?oldid=4185. Lucy was murdered by mistake by her husband Sweeney Todd "Benjamin Barker" in which he shows extreme remorse and in rage Sweeney Todd kills Mrs. Lovett for lying to him by throwing her in the oven and is last seen dead holding Lucy.