Madame Tussauds unveils Kong: Skull Island exhibit around its movie launch
Madame Tussauds is co-promoting the return of King Kong to the silver screen with an inquisitive stunt in which the waxworks apes on visitors by pretending they have captured the world famous beast.
A giant animatronic head, clocking in at around eight foot, has touched down in waxworks in London and New York as part of the brand’s partnership with Legendary Pictures.
The displays will look to immerse visitors in the tropical world of Kong: Skull Island, taking them through hazardous jungle, spider-infested crannies and more.
The robotic head, made from 64 square metres of faux hair, took 72 days Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
