MOVIE STAR STATUES, FILM STAR STATUES

From 1936 to 1940, Humphrey Bogart appeared in 28 films, usually as a gangster. It's quite a resume for any actor. But then Bogie went on to star in some of Hollywood's most famous films, which included The Maltese Falcon (1941), Casablanca (1942), and The African Queen (1951), for which he received an Academy Award for "Best Actor." Salute this great actor with this 1:9 scale Humphrey Bogart Statue that depicts Bogie as he appeared in Casablanca. Painted and ready to display.

HUMPHREY BOGART STATUE - CASABLANCA

Scheduled to ship in December 2006.
Humphrey Bogart statue

American film actor James Dean epitomized youthful angst in the film classic Rebel Without a Cause. His death at a young age helped him gain legendary status, but despite the brevity of his career, Dean had received two Academy Award nominations as "Best Actor." From a historical standpoint, there's no better visual reference for day-to-day teenage existence than James Dean in Rebel, as he is depicted here on this 1:9 scale statue that's painted and ready to display.

JAMES DEAN STATUE - REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE

Scheduled to ship in December 2006.
James Dean statue

America's most famous sexpot is, without question, Marilyn Monroe. She far surpasses her contemporaries like Jane Russell and Rita Hayworth. An alluring beauty with voluptuous curves and a generous pout, the beauty icon of the 20th century got her start when Norma Jeane Mortenson dyed her hair blonde and changed her name (borrowing her grandmother's last name). The rest was history, and this led to a resume which would include 30 feature films, including Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Here's Marilyn as a 1:9 scale statue that has the actress clothed in the trademark outfit from that film. Painted and ready to display.

MARILYN MONROE STATUE - GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES

Scheduled to ship in December 2006.
Marilyn Monroe statue