Lost & Abandoned Movie Props and Iconic Film Memorabilia - Part 2

[@memethyst]

imagine your job is to look through hundreds of unclaimed luggage suitcases for items to sell, you open up the suitcase expecting to see the usual piles of clothes, you look down to see the face of a rotting decaying animatronic puppet, latex looking like moldy cheese falling off of his face

[@russellbrown6888]

Not gonna lie, it really looks like something out of Five Nights at Freddy's.

[@rednome5443]

I’d never sleep again!

[@ChessasWorld]

I guess I would start screaming and cry in a corner.

[@evacorrell3116]

I would gently pet it for no reason

[@felixfelix9062]

So I'm not the only one who has had this happen to me

[@tosterm]

Yikes, that Hoggle restoration is...well...they tried their hardest I guess

[@YesterworldEntertainment]

I'd personally like to know just how much that restoration cost...

[@usagijojo]

They took Hoggle to a local guy who usually restores dolls, instead of looking for someone who had expertise in movie props or animatronics. The guy in question should have realized he was way out of his depth to be working on this expertly crafted million dollar puppet, but he took the job anyway. Hopefully someday, Hoggle will be double-restored by people who know what they are doing.

[@icantthinkofanything798]

i suppose I'll take him in this condition over what he was in before. You can tell it was at least done with love.

[@BabyCharmander]

@@usagijojo Man I wish they would return him to the Creature Shop?! Like, why the heck didn't they do that in the first place? I can't imagine the Creature Shop didn't want him back??

[@siegfriedmeyke6631]

@@BabyCharmander I imagine the Creature Shop would have contacted them if they wanted it back. Could also be that this was discovered back when they were in financial troubles and didn't want to spend the money on getting it back. Edit: looked in further, it looks like this particular Hoggle was actually in private ownership and changed hands a few times before it was lost. So the Creature Shop had sold written it off long ago.

[@Hobbittastic]

No not Hoggle!!! His puppet was so wonderful. It's a nice gesture for them to have tried restored it though.

[@wareforcoin5780]

If I'm being honest, I was already ready to just throw Hoggle in the garbage with the rest of my childhood nightmares. Now he's absolutely in the trauma trash

[@pbjelly9082]

I visited Unclaimed Baggage just to see him. The display is nice, and the work done looks far better in person.

[@jacobcastile2988]

The thing that makes me sad is the potential for the Jim Henson creature shop to restore him fully and more accurately idk I give way to many fucks about fucking puppets

[@thatonegirl_1162]

On the bright side most of the other puppets are in a museum in I think New York in good condition because of their constant restoration

[@darknatious]

Hoggle is awsome

[@enricopucci5724]

I learned more about David Bowie's baggage than I needed to after watching this

[@jaimemarquez1469]

You can never learn enough about that

[@chimpanzeegaming5385]

Sure

[@opticalspider7003]

I think you need to reset it all after that

[@thegooglyeyeswatchyou6854]

Bowie bulge is the whole point of the movie :)

[@gyromane1488]

Of course Pucci would focus on male genitalia

[@fizz576]

As a huge Jim Henson fan it's sad to see any of his puppets in such a state especial one made with as much care as Hoggle

[@johnbockelie3899]

I saw a really cheap 1968 Science fiction movie called " Journey to the Center of time". The set they redressed obviously was the bridge of the Enterprise from original Star Trek. Even the turbo lift doors were there. along with the view screen.All the walls were remodeled .but still you can tell it was once the bridge.

[@racookster]

​@@johnbockelie3899, Journey to the Center of Time was a 1967 film, and the last day of filming for the original Star Trek was January 9, 1969, so that wasn't the redressed bridge set. It was still in use. The production designer simply ripped off the Star Trek bridge design. I've seen that movie, and it's baaaaaaad! Gotta love the little elevator that lifts the actors about 24 inches, though! (I got the impression that the production designer must have been about thirteen years old.)

[@johnbockelie3899]

@@racookster I'm glad you told me this. When I saw that interior of that time machine, I thought the bridge from Star Trek was bought by some cheap movie company and cheaply redesigned. Even the turbo lift door was in the same place along with the view screen. And the walkway around the set was the same. 1967 was a year before Star Trek was cancelled. Maybe the set designer had some stolen blue prints. The movie was MST 3000 material.( I mean 1969 for S T. cancellation. )😢

[@racookster]

@@johnbockelie3899: It doesn't even look like the designer used Star Trek's blueprints. It's just a vaguely octagonal (well, polygonal) room with a sunken center and a rail around that. It's not even a similar kind of rail. The walls are all flat. There are no control panels per se. (Star Trek's control panels are complicated pieces of carpentry.) They just haphazardly stuck switches and lights in sheets of orange-painted plywood. It really does look like a teenager's attempt at building something like the Star Trek bridge on a tight budget. I can see why you're relieved to know they didn't defile the Enterprise bridge to build... that.

[@johnbockelie3899]

@@racookster Besides that, there was some stupid atom shaped thing where Kirk's chair was supposed to be. Looks like a middle schools attempt to do a Star Trek play. I was 7 years old when this movie came out. " Journey to the Center of time."

[@Pinka13]

Oh God, could you imagine if the person who found the Hoggle suitcase had poor eyesight? And when they opened the case, they thought they discovered the rotting corpse of a child or something (probably would've smelled the same too)? Absolutely terrifying.

[@Evielicious]

Latex doesn't smell like flesh. You know the smell of parmesan cheese? It's similar to that since they both flesh and parmesan have the same chemical that makes it smell the way it does.

[@DFwire]

@@Evielicious rotting flesh has the smell of fermented shit. I know the smell

[@Evielicious]

@@DFwire there is a chemical that they both share.

[@erinloveswendy]

@@Evielicious Can you please tell me what the Guy's Name who narrates in Yesterworld Entertainment?! My Parents asked me who it is!

[@Evielicious]

@@erinloveswendy I don't know? You have a better shot googling it than asking me

[@Lumibear.]

It fascinates me how often iconic movies considered to be stunning masterpieces were box office flops, just shows that there’s always hope for a movie that didn’t do well financially.

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Plot twist: Nessie is really just Stitch swimming in the water holding a stick as a disguise. He is a time traveler after all, he's invaded several movies

[@YesterworldEntertainment]

I knew it!

[@kurtwagner4663]

Stitch can't swim. As far as I remember his density is to high and he sink down like a stone.

[@legowagfles7287]

Kurt Wagner Unless he evolved and now has the capability to do so. He is Stitch, after all. Anything is possible

[@gothicfairy2407]

@@kurtwagner4663 Yeah, water is basically his kryptonite. Sometimes it's explained as his density is too high and can't swim (like you said) and other times it's described that extended time in water will actually break down his molecular structure. Generally though, i think it's usually just referenced that Stitch doesn't like it and can't swim.

[@LordZack1]

@@kurtwagner4663 That reminds me of another blue character...

[@TheCarpetbagger]

I’ve visited Hoggle several times, never understood why he looked so off

[@fatpiss69420]

those E Y E S tho also the mouth is missing his fat J U I C Y lips lmao

[@legomania6678]

Hi I am a fan

[@charlieretro]

You should see Jen from the Dark Crystal he is in some bad shape him self what ever they used back them did not hold up well over the years.

[@lavenderflowersfall280]

Hey CB. I kinda forgot you existed, too... Sorry. 😅

[@lasarith2]

The Carpetbagger foam latex doesn’t last very long 10-20 years maximum, if kept in a dark room maybe 30 years , and why the 99% use silicone now.

[@jim2lane]

Why did Jim Henson Studios make no attempt to recover Hoggle? He deserves his own spot in Henson's Center for Puppetry Arts here in Atlanta

[@jbaby8255]

I totally agree!! Just take it to the Puppetry Arts so I can marvel at it 🤩 nest to the talking hands exhibit!! Sorry , I’m a super Labrynth nerd🤷🏽‍♀️

[@iamjackscompletelackofsurp9606]

Hogwart

[@ragantate3995]

I agree, someone from the company needs to get on that. It’s part of one of the last projects Jim worked on directly. Historical & a treasure.

[@elfumidoreviscaratoroflung]

@@ragantate3995 Imagine your working there on register and you see someone running full speed with prob about 10k in paper dollars and yells when he gets to the register and yelled”LET ME BUY HOGLE!”

[@AnotherMovieStudio]

Well like Mark said, they most likely wrote it off as an insurance claim, so if they were to take the animatronic back they might’ve had to pay back the insurance company, especially adjusted for inflation it would’ve been a lot of money.

[@juleespo3243]

Thanks Yesterworld. I just couldn't go to sleep without seeing a character from one of my favorite movies rotting away in a suit case. Besides scarring me for a week, it was actually really interesting to see what happened to what happened to hoggle after the movie. I never thought about it before, so thank you!

[@lavenderflowersfall280]

Quality KZbin. Scarring your childhood... One video at a time. 👍

[@Ellamaybuttons]

I wish they'd sent Hoggle back to the Jim Henson company for an authentic restoration :(

[@EvilSpoofAuthor]

That's what I was thinking. Seriously, Brian Henson is still alive and he was one of the main designers on Hoggle and he was even Hoggle's voice. I think he could have done a much better job.

[@strangeanimations588]

They pretty much already sold him off and abandoned him

[@raidenstark315]

i don't disney will do anything either

[@joshinbama83]

They would have never got it back

[@lavenderflowersfall280]

@@joshinbama83 yes because poor hoggle would be lost in baggage claim again

[@goobitz4231]

Everyone seems to dislike labyrinth/hoggle, but honestly that movie was part of my childhood and I loved it, lol

[@miamarquez1493]

it was a little traumatizing ngl

[@NatYourAverageNerd]

I saw it once as a kid, forgot about it for many years because it wasn't my thing, but I watched it again more recently. I now feel a connection as an adult that I never would have known back then, so only NOW do I consider this film a "must see, must have" in my physical media collection. It really is a masterpiece for one reason or another in my opinion. It's a kind of film you could watch in the Fall, around Halloween, during the summer, or maybe even early Spring (if it's still winter in your part of the world, unlike California where I live) and the basic principles of "being lost and trying to find your way back to the path you know you should be on right now" and "seeing what you want/need right there, but you can't quite reach it" spoke to me. All in all, seeing Hoggle being abandoned like that put a damper on my mood, but I can appreciate the sentiment behind the folks who did their best to restore and repurpose him rather than toss him or something.

[@pajamas_the_emo]

I hates it when I was little because my sister was obsessed with David Bowie and wouldn't stop talking about it. Once we grew up and she stopped pushing it in my face, I was able to appreciate it.

[@goobitz4231]

Nat Your Average Nerd yeah, there’s a lot of movies that I’d much rather own a physical copy of them digital (like the lion king,, have that on VHS, and , obviously, labyrinth.) There’s a sort of appeal to having the disks/tapes of my favorite movies rather than streaming them. And yes, the theme of the movie, though hard to see at first, Is definitely a good one

[@englishatheart]

You're using "everyone" way too loosely. That movie is known for having a huge fan base. The Dark Crystal was far more terrifying.

[@rosestrife1498]

Hey I has a dream about you. We were riding the dinosaur ride at Disney World (Mix of Ellen's and the cancelled Dinosaur ride) and you were describing the ride to me. Also Elmo was there. It was trippy.

[@YesterworldEntertainment]

Sounds about right

[@rosestrife1498]

Yeah and I saw your little guy and stitch!!! Btw, Im glad you replied. Been waiting all week to tell you. P.s. Love your videos, I love watching them before I go to Disney they get me all hyped up.

[@cherrycola1144]

Hell yesh rose Thumbs up to you and yesterworld!

[@robloxtriothecommenter6639]

Man why did i have a dream of you and him riding a flamingo an pepsi man drinking coke and the titanic became icecream iced tea i think i was on drugs because i had taken medications

[@QuinTheNonBinary]

Woah

[@JeanRodo]

Hey the movie prop Titanic now really looks like the Titanic now

[@NotEmilio]

Just the corpses are missing

[@mariocar0727]

someone MUST restore it

[@tylergarza8695]

@@mariocar0727 no

[@russellbrown6888]

@@mariocar0727 In that state, you'd be lucky if it didn't disintegrate upon touching it. Nobody's restoring that thing. They could replicate it, though.

[@quietdemon8138]

Russell Brown that’s kinda the same situation with the real Titanic, any real attempt to surface it and restore it would be 1. Unethical and extremely disrespectful to the people who perished on the ship and 2. Due to it being rested on the seabed for 108 years it would be physically impossible to release it from the bottom of the sea as it’s formed into the ground and it’s about 2 miles deep, while I do think as many things that have survived should be saved and brought back to land for preservation I do think the ship itself should be left to rest in peace (unfortunately a type of bacteria has been slowly taking over the ship for decades and it’s been suggest that within the next 30 to 50 years there will be nothing left of the vessel)

[@c-puff]

Reminder that eDNA tests recently pointed that Nessie is real and most likely a VERY large eel living in the loch. Which is pretty neat. (we thought it was a catfish for a long time which also would have been neat because those things get pretty damn big)

[@russellbrown6888]

Sounds a little similar to Steve Alten's "The Loch". In the book Nessie is, in fact, a giant anguilla eel, the last of a species that once migrated to Loch Ness to breed. It's good read, if a little on the fantastical side at times.

[@ManicCarrot]

Hehe big eel

[@TheDrexxus]

@@ManicCarrot Wait, are you talking about Nessie or David Bowie's big eel?

[@frenchbreadstupidity7054]

Thing is, eel spines don't arch the way the famous Nessie photo does- they're made for flexibility left and right, not for raising their heads like a snake does. If there is a giant eel in Loch Ness, it has little to nothing to do with the sea monster people suspect of living in there.

[@TheKrossRoads]

@@frenchbreadstupidity7054 The photo is fake. There's nothing living in the loch that has DNA close to anything that would look like the picture. It's most likely a deliberate hoax, but there's a chance it's just a piece of driftwood. If there really was something like a plesiosaur swimming around the lake, it would have left DNA in the water from waste. Nothing like that has been recorded in water samples taken from all over the loch; lots of eel DNA though. However, even then the "giant" eel in question probably wouldn't be that big or impressive anyway. However, money talks. It's no secret that tourism to that part of Scotland brings in lots of cash to the local economy thanks to Nessie. So it should come as no surprise that neither Scotland nor the towns around the loch are in any hurry to validate any evidence that debunks the monster.

[@ForeverLaxx]

How anyone would have believed that grotesque, deformed version of Liberty's head was from Planet of the Apes amazes me.

[@LordZack1]

Poor Hoggle, I guess that's what happens when you get stuck in the Bog of Eternal Stench for too long.

[@CA-vy8et]

The thought of a giant monster prop at the bottom of a lake makes my submechanophobia act up big time

[@YesterworldEntertainment]

Yeah there is something really strange about that sensation.

[@emmabowie478]

As a huge fan of Labyrinth, I had heard about Hoggle's discovery at the Unclaimed Baggage Center but had no idea about his horrific decomposition and reconstruction. Nightmare fuel

[@gwenthedecent]

7:13 I’ve seen that! I had no idea it was the real Hoggle! I wish I wasn’t as rushed that day so I could have examined the plaque.

[@o.sodapop.o1233]

I mean, if u visit him again, i guess u could look like it 🤷‍♀️

[@ChannelThemePark]

“David Bowie’s Package” 😂🤣

[@alexschneider1667]

Jokes about David Bowie’s dick in that movie will never not be funny tbh

[@dragonslayersworkshop8598]

Get your mind out of the gutter

[@strangeanimations588]

I'm not gonna ruin 69 likes lol

[@strangeanimations588]

@@dragonslayersworkshop8598 it was supposed to be a dirty joke lol

[@karlmeisterfilms9112]

He's in Zoolander also! "Dis-Qualified!" 😄

[@DW3010]

I don’t know about “The Terminal” with Tom Hanks… But imagine if it was a prop from “The Lottery” starring Bette Midler?

[@YesterworldEntertainment]

Now THAT would be worth $30,000-$40,000 dollars!

[@rblowers001]

I like how the raise the titanic movie was filmed before the real titanic was found. The movie shows the ship in one piece with the glass dome intact and with furniture still in rooms.

[@thetheatreorgan168]

Ship split halfway, the stern dove straight, and all the water rushing in caused the stern to partially explode including the aft grand staircase

[@ZGryphon]

At the time the novel _Raise the Titanic!_ (on which the film of the same name was based) was written, there was a commonly held belief that the extreme depth and cold of the water would have preserved the wreck and its contents relatively intact, because it was assumed that nothing could live down there (and that the water would be too oxygen-poor to support rust). We now know that whole notion is completely wrong, but in 1976, a lot of people still thought it was at least plausible.

[@renataapatataa8853]

That thumbnail is going to give me NIGHTMARES ngl 😭😳😭

[@QDude24]

I know some other movie props that where abandoned: In the Netherlands, there is this dutch childrens book author "Paul van Loon". He basically makes horror books for kids, with "Dolfje Weerwolfje" and "De Griezelbus" being his most popular franchises at the time. Anyhow, we will talk about the film based on De Griezelbus (translating to "The creepy bus"). The story of the film is about Onnoval as a kid (he is a messed up adult vampire in the books, but with flashbacks to his childhood, where he for example accidentally murdered his best friend, yea pretty heavy stuff). He is in school, and he is getting bullied yadieyada. Anyway, just like in the books, Onnoval has the power to make everything that he writes come true, so, angrily, he writes about the school going on a trip to a horror Theme Park, where his bully would het killed. The theme park segments where filled at Familiepark Drievliet in the Netherlands, that park actually recieved most of the films props after shooting, the bus itself for example, can still be seen next to the parks ghost train. However, there where some other props shown off next to the bus here, but those have rotted away due to not being repaired or taken care off. Some other props where put in the ghost train, but those got removed when the ride got rethemed, and I have no idea what happened to em.

[@Raafi17]

Wait that was the actual bus from the movie?!?!? And do you maybe know what the props where in the ghost train before the retheme?

[@QDude24]

@@Raafi17 I don't know all the props for sure, but the popup vampire, that was a small jumpscare in the film, has been spotted on some onrides

[@Line-ld6uc]

I read that book, its called gyserbussen in Danish. I read all 3 books(unleash there is more I dont know of)

[@QDude24]

@@Line-ld6uc there are way more than 3!

[@wesleyvanpelt7159]

oh my god i remember that bus! as kid i went to that park a bunch off times, this one time i remember just staring at it for a while. that was a really cool bus

[@pickles3128]

How could someone who purports themselves to be "the most die-hard fan" of the original Planet of the Apes film even think that creepy, hideous movie prop came anywhere near the original? Haven't seen the movie in over a decade but I still remember the statue being buried up to her midsection and holding the torch. Also she didn't look deformed and eerily depressed. I understand the guy probably saw it on eBay for a super cheap price and went "SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!" but he continued to think it was the same head years later and tried to sell it to someone else as from the original film? Half idiot, half schyster I suppose.

[@mondenkindqueen]

Nobody wants to think their priceless treasure is in truth, a piece of trash.

[@kaijunasan4497]

Funny enough I recently learned about the Sherlock Holmes animatronic! Probably won't be retrieved cuz people may run into the REAL lochness monster

[@NuYoukai]

"The Lochness lies at the bottom untouched" *Submechanophobia enters the chat*

[@andrewaftontheandroidhedge2780]

its just a submarine its not a deadly robot that will come back with david bowies baggage and get you

[@Amartin-mu6oj]

@@AStudios_Animations well that's just how phobias are. They're irrational fears.

[@ChicWerewolf]

I, too, had nightmares of David Bowie's package.

[@WASHED_UP_NPC]

That thumbnail look like a before and after drugs pic

[@alexschneider1667]

Yeah ur right, it kinda reminds me of Ozzy osbourne

[@Emiliapocalypse]

No, he has too many teeth

[@LikaLaruku]

Meth is one hell of a drug.

[@crispitycrunchy]

I actually go to Unclaimed Baggage a few times a year, as I live about an hour away from it. Always did enjoy seeing the Hoggle puppet, even if I didn’t know where or what it was from until I was about 14.

[@saythenameserah1533]

i love labyrinth!!! i used to have the biggest crush on david bowie when i was little lolol it’s actually considered to be a underrated movie :/ thank you so much for giving it the attention it deserves.

[@jackmonaghan8477]

As Lord Grade put it when 'Raise the Titanic' flopped: "It would have been cheaper to lower the Atlantic".

[@alexschneider1667]

I love these videos you’ve made recently that are sequels to older videos, they’re so interesting

[@ChannelThemePark]

Mark: Posts video Me in Stitch voice: Oh Yesterworld!

[@dbzfangirltoyreviews]

Labyrinth has always been one of my all-time favorite Jim Henson movies and it is really a shame of what happened to Hoggle. I have seen the horrifying images of the decaying puppet online in the past but never knew the story behind it. I just assumed he was put in a storage unit to be forgotten about but to hear he had been put in a suitcase and was lost for a decade was truly sad. I am glad he was finally discovered again, but I can't imagine the nightmares the poor employee had after that finding him. It is good though they were able to restore the puppet for fans to enjoy!

[@respectthedent]

I refreshed my home page at the right time.

[@ThemeParkStop]

Love these episodes! Hopefully with things like Disney+'s new Prop show, the movie prop community will grow and more fans will attempt to restore and protect valuable film-used artifacts.

[@SlapstickGenius23]

Pretty good news.

[@CYCOxFOX13]

Fun fact David’s Bowie’s “Baggage” he filled it with socks!

[@pickles3128]

Is that really true?? LOL

[@icantthinkofanything798]

That's what I heard. He made a special agreement with the directors of the film that all of his costumes would accentuate his... area. dunno why that was so important to him but it certainly made the movie more memorable

[@Jaydogg222]

It was just a cod piece placed in the costume. Standard costume prop used in many super hero movies.

[@CYCOxFOX13]

Jaydogg222 ohhhh

[@pickles3128]

@@Jaydogg222 So I did some research, nobody seems to know for sure and the man himself is no longer around to answer, even if he would denigrate it to begin with! After looking at codpieces, I found this snippet on an article titled:The Dick Debate, Labyrinth Edition, referring to a codpiece being worn by Bowie: "That’s ridiculous and I think we can all agree that’s not what Bowie is dealing with. The costume designers purposely made his pants REALLY tight because he was supposed to be alluring and desirable like a rock star but maybe something was there to smooth things out a bit; the penile equivalent of nipple covers, but that’s it. Let’s put the debate to rest right here. That’s all Bowie." Also, here's a fansite dedicated to the Bowie Bulge: id34111.securedata.net/areaology/area.html

[@chappy9724]

I’m about an hour away from that unclaimed baggage store. I had no idea it even existed. Thanks

[@averyeml]

Lmao usually it’s “oh look, a Yesterworld video! I can’t sleep until I watch it!” but after one look at that thumbnail it’s “oh look, a Yesterworld video! I can’t sleep!” 😂 But seriously, the lost/abandoned things videos are some of my favorites, and I’ll never be anything less than stoked

[@YesterworldEntertainment]

You had me worried at first, here I thought you'd end with "but I have no interest in watching" ;)

[@jedisean88]

I'm always happy when this pops up on my feed! :)

[@YesterworldEntertainment]

I'm happy you take the time to watch!

[@jedisean88]

@@YesterworldEntertainment You do a wonderful job for what you do! The research, the humor, and the overall editing and pacing! Can't wait for what you have next!

[@AveryTalksAboutStuff]

Two of my favorite things: Yesterworld and Labyrinth. 😊

[@bradyfurlano4391]

PLEASE do more of these they are outstanding. Also your content is amazing! Can't wait to see what other things you have in store for us!

[@sleeplessbeauty86]

Nah man, Labyrinth wasn't the scary Jim Henson movie. That would have to be The Dark Crystal. I love watching it but also I never watch it by myself so... 😅

[@NatYourAverageNerd]

The Dark Crystal was both super fascinating and totally impossible to understand for me -- at least until I got to the ending. Then, it all made sense. I don't want to give it away in case someone reading this has not seen it, but think of the "rule of two" from Star Wars. The way this film uses that idea is quite brilliant, I think, and I had to step back and think about it after the movie was over because I wasn't sure at first if I got it. Think on it. That's my piece.

[@someonerandom8552]

I love the Dark Crystal. But it also gave me many nightmares as a kid lol

[@SouthernBelleReviews]

Now those skeksis are some puppets I never want to see again!

[@decbony]

Feels like I’m walking a labyrinth queuing to get in stores these days, keep expecting The Goblin king to jump out with his lunchbox on show

[@DreamBelief]

The one that makes me saddest is hoggle

[@piratelestrange]

I've got what remains of the 'Black Pearl' ship from the Pirates of the Caribbean movies. They were going to scrap it and I begged them to let me have it...

[@baileystaerkel9358]

Dude! That's awesome!

[@DreamwalkerFilms]

So what remains, a couple nails and a piece of balsa wood?

[@pdinx]

Yarrr

[@thewhitewolf7886]

That's interesting. Like the whole series, or curse of the black pearl?

[@davidfeltheim2501]

Ok, the hoggle animatronic has got to be on horror levels as the stripped stitch and creative engineering warehouse animatronics.

[@baileystaerkel9358]

I should not be watching this in complete darkness

[@donpace6405]

Your reference several times to Bavid Bowies Crotch really cracked me up what were they thinking when making up his costume you pointing this out was very important to this video since you were talking about luggage Great video

[@MrStGeorgeIllawarra]

They couldn't of sold Hoggle back to The Jim Henson Company ? A pity.

[@russellbrown6888]

Apparently it was already sold to a private collector when it was lost, so they'd written it off years ago.

[@michael1234252]

@Maximus Prime On the other hand it could have been a piece in the The Jim Henson Exhibition that's in the Museum of the Moving Image.

[@who8518]

in the words of the goblin king himself, “what a pity” :(

[@englishatheart]

It's "couldn't HAVE", not "couldn't OF."

[@starcader9997]

Maximus Prime Labyrinth is actually owned by Sony I think. Disney owns just The Muppets.

[@Account_Not_Applicable]

And here I thought the weirdest thing someone could find in a lost suitcase was the missing final lot of Hen Da Ne yaoi paddles. But a decaying animatronic definitely is weirder, and more disturbing (poor Hoggle)

[@zekelinderman3970]

Wow! What happened to these props are unbelievable! Also, the guy with the ponytail in the black suit at 5:17 always cracks me up!

[@veryberry39]

John Travolta, lol

[@lanceturley7745]

Someone needs to watch *Pulp Fiction,* pronto.

[@ladylunaginaofgames40]

My mom is a huge fan of Labyrinth, its one of her all-time favorite films

[@littlemisstfc]

Stanley Kubrick: hippity hoppity, time to throw away my props to avoid them getting used for trashy B-Movies.

[@bernebelmont1857]

Man, Kubrick sucks

[@austinhinton3944]

Well, would you want anything to do with trashy B-Movies?

[@nickrustyson8124]

@@austinhinton3944 Yes because they are way better to work on than working with Kubrick

[@gissneric]

Labyrinth got bad reviews but it certainly earned a cult following. In my opinion, it's a great movie especially that talking worm

[@QODWProductions]

Discovered your channel on a 4am insomnia-driven KZbin binge of Disney videos (and I wouldn't even consider myself a Disney-fan, you can imagine how far I'd spiralled down the YT-rabbit hole by then...) and I've been following and watching of all your content since! I love your production and narration style, and I love learning so much more about fascinating topics. Keep 'em coming!

[@diebot5445]

6:25 they probably think that was a dead body 😂

[@delicious_lunch3823]

Dude, how absolutely terrifying would it be to dive down to the Nessie prop. I have no idea what depth it's at or if it'd even be possible, but I've done quite a bit of diving in my life and diving down to that thing in murky freshwater, guarantee I would crap my wetsuit.

[@MicaRayan]

Sweet that someone painstakingly restoring the ruined Labyrinth puppet after decades😮 And I watched the Loch Ness drama few years back... that was surprisingly noice❣

[@nerdybirdy1002]

I actually saw Hoggle when I went there 5 years ago! I remember being so intrigued by seeing him there since I was so interested in the movie at the time and I took pictures of him as well as the info next to him.

[@Ming_7322]

I’ve actually seen Hoggle in person at the store, it was actually on a trip to my grandparents and I had no idea what the movie was, it was pretty weird seeing the thing act like a real living thing, and then remembering seeing it behind a wall of glass with... well, “Restoration”... it’s strange.

[@LaurensTravels]

The stories of props’ lives after film is fascinating. Looking forward to the third installment!

[@KraigFang]

I liked Labyrinth growing up and would still watch it these days… The “Magic Dance” song from that movie I downloaded just for a giggle here and there 🤣

[@utareangara5529]

I Love Labyrinth. Classic movie :)

[@loser7528]

I'm glad someone else remembers thumbtanic. I rented it from blockbuster, the DVD also featured thumb wars :)

[@Pynaegan]

"Who doesn't like Tom Hanks!?" Well, we'll see once all the names in Ghislaine Maxwell's island manifest comes to light. (assuming she doesn't kill herself first)

[@Pikachu-sc1yc]

Titanic !!!! I remember watching this movie like a few months ago. It was my first time. Mind blowing. Amazing.

[@DreamBelief]

Do any of the LOTR miniature sets still exist? There were so many built

[@BadWebDiver]

Ask WETA.

[@chpaints8908]

I actually live in Alabama and I often go to the unclaimed baggage store. Funny to know how he got there, poor prop.

[@annecantgame]

The back to the future clips make me the happiest person ever. Such a good trilogy

[@cheekbonestrenchcoat]

Yesterworld: David Bowie's package gave me nightmares Me: David Bowie's package gave me the opposite 😉

[@cindygreene3353]

David Bowie's package made me smile.

[@OmgWtfLolFtwBrb]

Bob Burns earned ya a like! Couldn't agree more with his take on the props being art

[@anonymoususer208]

Hoggle: “hello? Has anybody claim me?....Hello? No problem I’ll just have to wait. 11 years without oxygen and cooling later

[@ganmerlad]

The reason nobody would try to recover the Loch Ness movie prop from the bottom of the lake is because the lake is very deep (and murky and cold). It would cost so much money to retrieve the cheap and only so-so famous prop that it's not worth it.

[@TheaterPup]

I''m so glad they found the loch ness movie monster, I remember reading about that as a kid. The image was pretty striking and the idea that it had sunk was still there made it even more cool and creepy.

[@prickly10000]

19:05 Top 10 betrayals in Anime

[@leahhadley6779]

It’s cool they found the Nessie prop, but what I find more amazing is that they didn’t recover it when they originally lost it, just left it there, bit disrespectful. Do they not put their rubbish in the bin after a picnic either?

[@veryberry39]

I was just feeling a rush of affection for Tom Hanks, and then you sprang your ad on me. I can't decide whether to shake your hand or smack you. :P

[@deathbystars4999]

Seeing and thinking about Hoggle handled so carelessly broke my heart, I’m so happy he was recovered and is still being looked after!

[@lilyanne492]

The lochness monster prop: helooo how are you I am under the water please help me

[@MargflowerProduction]

Nevermind "Raise the Titanic", we need to "Raise the Lochness Monster"

[@maddiep8749]

The thought of seeing that at the bottom of the lake scares the shit outta me

[@saralinnea9716]

*insert indian voice

[@asiwatyleman4459]

6:26 wow, looks real, and decomposes like a real human, terriffying

[@Fanrule]

I can't wait to play Five Nights At Hoggle's

[@Rocketfoot7]

I’m all about these abandoned prop stories! Thanks for such a great glimpse into movie history 😊

[@who8518]

*labyrinth was my whole childhood kid you not. when i saw a few years back what happened to hoggle- i- ohmy. let’s just say i cant watch the movie w the same comfortableness anymore-* 😳

[@lavenderflowersfall280]

Ik I'm sorry

[@keithasaur0]

I rewatched the twist with the statue several times. That’s insane😂 another great video Yesterworld!!

[@redmercury1159]

i cannot believe labyrinth did so poorly at the box office. it was a fantastic movie. i remember when it first came out. i mustve watched it over and over and over. of course i was just a kid and its kinda what kids used to do. but even today its still one of my all time favorite movies.

[@madmaddox1451]

When I first saw hoggle come out that suit case, I craped my pants. 😂

[@Lilmisscostumedrama]

Hoggle poor hoggle 😢😢😢 like Goonies, Labyrinth didn’t do well at box office, but became legend.

[@watchforever1724]

A new video has come out and I’m excited

[@MomentswithMolly]

Hoggle in a suitcase is...well, the reason why animatronics terrify me.

[@kingofthepod5169]

Hoggle in a suitcase: *Existing* The guy who makes Five nights: *WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN!*

[@msherd130]

I remember watching some Travel channel show about unusual stores and they eventually got to that unclaimed baggage store. As they were discussing the store and panning over it, I remember seeing Hoggle in the display case and was sooo confused. All these years later I am so happy I finally have the story!

[@RaoulDuke77]

You were traumatized by Bowie's bulge but for me I was intrigued to say the least 😉

[@WakoDoodle]

you could say seeing it mad you "dance magic dance"! ;)

[@cindygreene3353]

I was a little bit interested myself. : )

[@cosmiclino2080]

Cobb Knobbler 😂😂

[@cindygreene3353]

@@cosmiclino2080 .. you say that like it's a bad thing. Trust me, my husband appreciates it! 😎

[@officialsquadrilogystudio]

labyrinth: Source of my child hood Night mares. Abandoned Hoggle Puppet: Source of my Adult Night Mares

[@haydenrogers2302]

I'm actually from Scottsboro, and I grew up in fear of Hoggle. At the time they hadn't put him behind glass yet and he was in the museum section that they've since gotten rid of. He's still on display, and I still can't see him without shuddering a little.

[@lytra_]

Lmao I forgot people say ‘lock’ rather than “loch”.

[@kosmoboo]

Americans can't pronounce the "ch" sound.

[@UnshornKeyboardist]

I saw this thumbnail and I was like, "HOGGLE?!?!"

[@xoscha1983]

"...who doesn't love Tom Hanks?" Really wonder how this comment is going to age in the coming year....

[@kassiopeia8879]

Labyrinth is one of my favorite films. It might not be that great now but it was awesome when I was a kid.

[@wareforcoin5780]

Don't be ridiculous, Labyrinth will always be the best movie.

[@YesterworldEntertainment]

It's an incredible film in terms of puppetry and visuals, I think it was just a bit too bleak for most audiences

[@kassiopeia8879]

Yesterworld Entertainment I think that’s why I liked it, all of us weird emo kids were heavily influenced haha