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Michael Keaton gets two very different faces for Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. One has adjustable eyes, while the other has the eyes bulging out and his tongue hanging loose. Both have that frizzy green wool hair.
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Give him the Afterlife newspaper for a quiet moment on the tombstone base, or put the heart in the hands made to hold it. Look below the striped trousers and you’ll see the little flash of red from his socks.
Three of the smallest props say a lot about Beetlejuice: the bracelet, the microphone and the nail file. They give you alternatives to the newspaper and heart, especially if you want to leave his white shirt and striped lapels visible in the center of the pose.
Sequel costume designer Colleen Atwood credits the original Beetlejuice look to Tim Burton’s sketch and costume designer Aggie Rodgers. That history shows up particularly well on this figure. You can change the head, fill both hands with props and still recognize Michael Keaton’s character from the stripes crossing his shoulders. The white shirt and dark tie leave a plain strip in the middle of the jacket, which gives the face somewhere to stand out amid all those lines.
There are a few props that don’t get much attention next to the popping eyes. Look for the little nail file, microphone, wristwatch and bracelet. The hands have different jobs too: two for the heart, another for pointing and one with its thumb up. A microphone in front of the plain portrait gives him a good reason to look out at the room. With the wild expression fitted, a single pointing hand leaves enough space to see the tongue projecting past his teeth.
The Afterlife newspaper and Handbook for the Recently Deceased are two different printed accessories. The little red-covered book belongs with the handbook art, while the newspaper opens up a larger patch of print in front of the striped jacket. The nail file is easy to overlook beside the watch and bracelet. Keep those tiny pieces together if you want to switch between a more formal outfit display and a close-up of the hands.
Collectors sometimes run across both figures when shopping. Our archive covers the earlier Sideshow Beetlejuice release.
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