Rexy in Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian
A restoration of Tyrannosaurus when it was alive
Rexy is a giant Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton and major exhibit in the Museum of Natural History, New York. He’s a major character in Night at the Museum, a minor character in Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian, a supporting character in Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb and he’s one of the deuteragonists of Night at the Museum: Secret of the Lost Tablet. He’s voiced by Frank Welker.
Appearances
Night at the Museum
Rexy first appears when Larry visits the Museum of Natural History while looking for a job. He’s the first exhibit as you enter the Museum, a large reconstructed T-rex.
When the sun goes down, Rexy’s the first exhibit to come to life. On Larry's first time as a night guard, Rexy was seen "drinking" from the step-activated water fountain. Rexy chases Larry around the museum in an attempt to get him throw him a bone (one of his ribs). Rexy and Trixie are both known for their dog-like behavior and joy to play fetch.
The Manual stated that the bone must be thrown twice. The second time mentions to not throw the bone in the direction of the fossil exhibit.
Battle of the Smithsonian
Rexy’s briefly seen at the start of the film Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian and he’s known for his tug-of-war between him and Larry.
Secret of the Tomb
Night at the Museum: Secret of the Lost Tablet
Rexy and Trixie get speaking voices by Jim Carrey and Ginnifer Goodwin. They join Larry and his friends on an adventure of how The Golden Thief messed up the Tablet of Ahkmenrah
