Labyrinth (1986) - Sarah Williams with Worm Figure - Weta Workshop - Mini Epics
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Celebrate the enchanting world of "Labyrinth" with the Sarah Williams with Worm Figure by Weta Workshop's Mini Epics collection. This super-stylized and ultra-expressive figure captures Sarah, the film's heroine, holding the charming William the Worm. Created by a dedicated team of artists, technicians, craftspeople, and producers at Weta Workshop, this collectible distills oodles of personality into a small but epic package.
Designed to evoke feelings of nostalgia and love for the film, the Sarah Williams with Worm figure is meticulously 3D sculpted by Mauro Santini and Jorgelina Yeme. The figure perfectly captures the character's essence, with a knowing sparkle in her eyes that adds a touch of magic. This pint-sized collectible may be small in stature, but it has a big personality, making it a must-have for any "Labyrinth" fan.
Part of a rapidly expanding Mini Epics family, this limited edition figure pairs beautifully with other characters like Jareth the Goblin King and Ludo. Made from premium vinyl, the figure is approximately 1:10th scale and showcases Sarah's iconic expression and posture. Whether you're an avid collector or a fan of Jim Henson's 80s classics, this figure is a delightful addition to your collection.
Endlessly collectible and totally adorable, the Sarah Williams with Worm Figure brings a piece of the Labyrinth into your home. It's a perfect tribute to the beloved film, ensuring that every time you look at it, you'll be reminded of Sarah's adventurous journey and the whimsical world she navigated. Ready, set, collect – Mini Epics are here to enchant and delight!
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Weta Workshop Products, a trailblazer in the world of collectibles and film-related merchandise, offers a stunning collection of officially licensed items that showcase the studio's exceptional craftsmanship. With a legacy rooted in film special effects and design, Weta Workshop brings to fans an array of products that capture the magic of beloved movies and TV series. From intricately detailed statues and prop replicas to unique collectibles, Weta Workshop's offerings cater to enthusiasts who seek to bring a piece of cinematic history into their homes. As a retailer, we are honored to present Weta Workshop Products, allowing fans to own and cherish meticulously crafted items that reflect the studio's commitment to pushing the boundaries of creativity.
Renowned for its dedication to quality and authenticity, Weta Workshop has earned a global reputation among collectors and fans of film and fantasy. The studio collaborates closely with licensors to ensure that each product not only resonates authentically with the fan base but also upholds the high standards set by intellectual property owners. This commitment to both creative expression and compliance positions Weta Workshop as a trusted destination for fans looking to express their passion for iconic films through officially licensed products. As a retailer, we are delighted to offer Weta Workshop's meticulously crafted items, allowing collectors to enhance their collections with stunning and officially licensed pieces that showcase the artistry and innovation of Weta Workshop.
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Labyrinth (1986) is a musical fantasy film directed by Jim Henson and produced by George Lucas, featuring conceptual designs by Brian Froud. The story follows 16-year-old Sarah, played by Jennifer Connelly, as she embarks on a quest through an otherworldly maze to rescue her infant half-brother, Toby, who has been taken by Jareth, the Goblin King, portrayed by David Bowie. The film blends live-action and puppetry, with many of the characters being brought to life by Jim Henson's Creature Shop. Despite its initial mixed critical reception and underperformance at the U.S. box office, Labyrinth gained a cult following over time, particularly through home video and television broadcasts.
The film is noted for its eclectic influences, drawing comparisons to works like "The Wizard of Oz" and "Alice in Wonderland." The screenplay, primarily credited to Terry Jones of Monty Python, underwent several rewrites by various writers, including Henson and Lucas. Although the film's production was a challenging period for Henson, it has since been re-evaluated and celebrated for its imaginative world, memorable characters, and David Bowie's iconic performance. Labyrinth has inspired various adaptations, including comic sequels and prequels, and continues to be a beloved classic in fantasy cinema.
