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Animated Grinch and Max
 

Grinch Mirror (2000)
 

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On the back of the Grinch's head, there's a mirror. Toy also functions as an ornament.

Grinch Sticker Dispenser (2000)
 

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Dispense Stickers from the Grinch's mouth. Toy also functions as an ornament.

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Initially, when researching this particular prop, I was under the impression that this must've been one of the earliest products for the 2000 film, which could explain why this uses the 1966 version of "You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch." That turned out to be wrong, as this prop was manufactured in 2007, 7 years after the movie. This also uses lines that do not exist in either the 1966 version or the 2000 version, likely knock-off audio, though you can tell that whoever did the voice was trying to do a Boris Karloff impression. The Grinch twists his head from side to side while simultaneously pulling up the tree.

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Retail:

2007

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Gemmy Industries

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$24.99

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