Leonard "Lenny" Lino is the deuteragonist in the DreamWorks film, Shark Tale. He is the second-born son of Don Lino and younger brother of Frankie. He is usually a friendly and outgoing vegetarian great white shark.

Lenny was the second-born son of Don Lino and younger brother of Frankie and the deuteragonist of DreamWorks's 2004 animated film Shark Tale. He was voiced by Jack Black. Lenny was a great white shark with green eyes. He was a vegetarian and was implied to have feelings for Oscar.

Leonard ”Lenny” Lino is the deuteragonist of DreamWorks' 9th full-length animated feature film Shark Tale. He is the younger son of Don Lino’s, younger brother of Frankie, and sworn best friend for life of Oscar.

It tells the story of an underachieving fish named Oscar (Smith) who falsely claims to have killed the son of a shark mob boss Don Lino (De Niro) in an attempt to advance his community standing. Oscar teams up with the mobster's younger son Lenny (Black) to keep up the facade.

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[a shark slowly approaches a worm, who frantically struggles to get free of his line...] Lenny : Hi, I'm Lenny. [the worm faints] Lenny : Ooh! Little buddy, did I scare you?

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Leonard ”Lenny” Lino is the male deuteragonist of Shark Tale. He is Don Lino's youngest son, Frankie's younger brother, and Oscar's best friend for life. Unlike ordinary sharks who are meat eaters, Lenny is a vegetarian shark.

Lenny is the deuteragonist of DreamWorks Animation's comedy film, Shark Tale. He is the younger brother of Frankie and the younger son of Don Lino. Unlike other sharks, he is a vegetarian. He is voiced by Jack Black. He is often though to …

If you’ve ever watched Shark Tale, you know that the character of the shrimp, voiced by the talented Doug E. Doug, brings a unique flair to the underwater world. This lively character, named “Lenny,” adds humor and charm to the story, often delivering memorable lines that resonate with audiences of all ages.