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Gone With the Wind Mammy Figurine Now you can own this exclusive San Francisco Music Box, Gone With the Wind figurine.Mammy, the faithfulcompanion whohelped raise Scarlett O’Harafrom birthis beautifully depicted with a boldlook in this life-like piece. This magnificenthand-painted figurine of Mammy playsthe18 note tuneof the classicsong Tara’s Theme.

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Talking Scarface Figure Talking Scarface Figure

Relive the explosive action of the 1983 modern movie classic with this Talking Scarface Figure, a 18″ tall PVC plastic collectible figure depicting Al Pacino’s likeness as drug lord Tony Montana. He speaks several memorable phrases from the film. Includes 3 AAA batteries. At press time all sayings were subject to change. Ships after Feb. 16.

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Day The Earth Stood Still Gort 16-Inch Resin Statue Day The Earth Stood Still Gort 16-Inch Resin Statue

Klaatu, Barada, Nikto! Gort is here, and bigger than ever. From the classic film The Day The Earth Stood Still, this intergalactic policeman first visited our planet in 1951– and he never really left! Made of resin, this large, heavy 16-inch replica of the famous character stands proud and is colored silver, just like in the movie. Limited edition of 1,951 pieces.

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Gort 5-Inch Die-Cast Figure Gort 5-Inch Die-Cast Figure

He was the first intergalactic policeman. Gort, Master of the Guardians, appeared in the 1951 science fiction epic The Day the Earth Stood Still. The first robotic representation of alien technology to be displayed on screen, Gort was the prototype for the strange machines seen in movies today. This 5-inch figure of him is made of heavy metal and comes packaged in a collectible box that features original artwork by George J. Eisner. “Klaatu barada nikto!”

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Gort Wind-Up Robot Gort Wind-Up Robot

  • You’ll love to watch him go!
  • Every social circle needs a robot in the crowd.
  • Wind-up Gort will provide you with hours of enjoyment!

Wind him up and watch him go! This Gort wind-up robot stands 8 1/2-inches tall and features walking action and a visor that can be manually opened and closed. He’s made of tin and comes packaged in a collectible box featuring original artwork by George J. Eisner.

Gort, Master of the Guardians, appeared in the 1951 Science Fiction epic, “The Day the Earth Stood Still.” The first robotic representation of alien technology to be displayed on screen, Gort was the prototype for the strange machines seen in movies today.

“Klaatu barada nikto!”

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