Next to Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone, there is probably no other actor in the action genre who has had more action figures with his likeness. Snake Plissken himself, Kurt Russell. Once upon a time movies like Escape from New York and Big Trouble in Little China came and went with no toys or collectibles, mainly thanks to a clash between R ratings and the unwillingness of toy companies to release toys for such films. But even those classics now provide fans of Kurt Russell with a desktop warrior of many of his films to guide their day. Today we’re running down a brief history of Kurt Russell in action figures and collectible toys.
The first image we had of Russell in Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2, were images of collectible figures for his character Ego. You can get his Marvel Legends version of the figure here:
If Dorbz are your thing you can also find him in that format here, and as a Funko Pop! figure here. There is also a MiniMates version, but no Hot Toys or Sideshow versions of Ego available–yet.
Although we’ve found no Bone Tomahawk or Tombstone figures for Russell, his Western The Hateful Eight resulted in a 1:6 scale figure of Russell’s John Ruth, available here, an eight-inch version here, and a Funko Pop! here.
But how about the Kurt Russell classic characters?
