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Toys Are Us: A Revolution in Plastic

Year: 2006 Documentary

Overview

Get a glimpse of the fascinating world of designer vinyl toys, featuring interviews with some of the most creative pop culture artists working today who specialize in producing distinctive vinyl figures, often for die-hard adult collectors. This documentary features luminaries in the popular field such as Frank Kozik, Patrick Ma, Tara McPherson and others, and was filmed on location at their studios and at Comic Con International 2006.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Frank Kozik

Frank Kozik

Himself

Patrick Ma

Patrick Ma

Himself

Tara McPherson

Tara McPherson

Kano

Kano

Erick Scarecrow

Erick Scarecrow

Mark Nagata

Mark Nagata

Brian Flynn

Brian Flynn

Wendy Bryan

Wendy Bryan

Nathan Jurevicius

Nathan Jurevicius

Glenn Pogue

Glenn Pogue

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