Everything Everywhere All at Once (A24, 2022), Ke Huy Quan "Waymond Wang" Lip Balm and Googly Eyes....

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Everything Everywhere All at Once (A24, 2022), Ke Huy Quan "Waymond Wang" Lip Balm and Googly Eyes. Original group of (5) props including (1) plastic tube of "cherry flavor" lip balm with a dark pink, cherry scented, waxy substance on the inside, measuring 2.5" x .5" x .5", (2) large plastic googly eyes with adhesive backing that are individually attached to manila costumer's tags, measuring 3" x 3", and (2) smaller plastic googly eyes with adhesive backing that are attached to a single manila costumer's tag, measuring .75" x .75". The costumer's tags each measure 6.25" x 3.25". In the film, characters must perform something highly improbable or unlikely in order to "verse-jump" across multiple universes. Waymond Wang (Ke Huy Quan) takes a comically oversized bite out of a tube of lip balm to trigger a jump, allowing him to fight off the security guards at the tax office. Googly eyes also serve as recurring symbols throughout the film. A larger pair was used for close-up insert shots during the rock universe sequence, where Evelyn Wang (Michelle Yeoh) and her daughter, Joy Wang (Stephanie Hsu), exist as giant rocks overlooking a canyon. A smaller set was thrown at a security guard's (Brian Le) face during the climactic battle, when Evelyn struggles to keep her daughter from entering the everything bagel black hole. During production, many googly eyes went unutilized on screen, and their protective backings were not removed. These eyes were stuck to costumer's tags with their adhesive backing after being used in a scene. Items exhibit minor production wear and age. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions.

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