Rochelle

Rochelle Background information Feature films Planes Television programs Video games Park attractions Portrayed by Portrayed by Animators Voice Julia Louis-Dreyfus Performance model Combination of a LearAvia Lear Fan's fuselage, a French built Fouga Magister jet trainer's V-shaped tail, a Williams V-Jet II's cockpit windows, and a Cessna 402's wing-mounted turboprop engines Designer Inspiration Honors and awards Character information Full name Other names Personality Appearance Pink and white airplane with red and white markings, checker pattern on her tailfin, white number 22 Birthday Occupation Racer Affiliations Goal Home Relatives Pets Allies Dusty Crophopper, El Chupacabra Minions Enemies Ripslinger Likes Dislikes Powers and abilities Weapons Fate Quote

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Rochelle is El Chupacabra's love interest of the film Planes. She is voiced by Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

Official Bio

Rochelle is a tough racer and the pride of the Great White North. Always confident and capable, she got her start running mail to small towns in Quebec, picking up home remedies for mechanical maladies along the way. She also developed a knack for fast travel that ultimately inspired her to give air racing a try. Rochelle never looked back (this competitive contender doesn’t need to). She is relentlessly pursued by charmer El Chupacabra, but steadfast Rochelle is much too focused on winning the race to return his affections.

Personality

Rochelle is a tough, confident and a focused racer.

Trivia

• A sponsor on Rochelle's body is Powder Propellers.
• As part of a localization effort, Rochelle changes nationality and paint job in 11 countries. Also, in the Australian trailer, we see Dusty telling El Chu, "That's Rochelle, the Australian rally champ." Most likely, this line will be different in some countries where Rochelle isn't from Canada. She also seems to be voiced by Jessica Marais in the Australian version. Also, she is renamed in a few versions, like "Carolina" in the Brazilian version, "Tanya" in the Russian version, "Heidi" in the German version and "Azzurra" in the Italian version.