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Labyrinth figures?

Dr. Bombay

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So I know this was discussed before a long long time ago and I don't want to look for the answer so I'm asking again. :big_grin: Plus things may have changed since then.

Is Palisades gonna be able to make Labyrinth action figures? I realize that getting the rights to David Bowie's likeness and Jennifer Connelly's may be a task but I'm more wanting a Ludo action figure and some Fireys. I watched the movie again the other night and I was so wishing that I could buy figures from this movie.

And I remember that at one point the Muppet figures were only going to be based on TMS and none of the movies but we've seen that has changed.

So.........Labyrinth figures on the horizon? It would be that movie's anniversary next year...........
 
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I think their view was that it wasn't worth doing without the rights to the humans and that would cost too much so umm no, doesn't look like it - but apparently anything is possible !
 
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Luke said:
I think their view was that it wasn't worth doing without the rights to the humans and that would cost too much so umm no, doesn't look like it - but apparently anything is possible !
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What is everyone here's view? I mean I really would like the human cast to be action figures too but if they couldn't I'd be willing to settle for the creature action figures.

I WANT A LUDO!! :excited: :smile:
 
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Huge Labyrinth Fan Here!!!!! Of course I want figures, more than anything, with great sculpting as well as articulation. Would want extreme efforts to get likeness rights, but even still, the creatures alone would be worth it. The closest thing thus far are only incredibly rare dolls of just a few characters. These guys deserve the proper action figure treatment, ASAP. Only the best figures of characters from THE BEST MOVIE EVER! That's my opinion. Take care.


-Squigiman
 
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Dr. Bombay said:
What is everyone here's view? I mean I really would like the human cast to be action figures too but if they couldn't I'd be willing to settle for the creature action figures.

I WANT A LUDO!! :excited: :smile:
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Ludo would be so cool! And the little worm who says "Ah-lo."

I'd love to see a Labyrinth playset as well, with the talking doorknobs, helping hands, etc. That would be fabulous.

Oh- I almost forgot about Sir Didimus and his trusty "steed," Ambroesious (sorry if I just royally messed up that spelling). :wink:
 
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