Super Heroes DC Universe The LEGO Batman Movie Baby Doll is a 2017 minifigure that will appear in The LEGO Batman Movie. Mary Louise Dahl, was a female actor who was born with systemic hypoplasia, a rare condition which kept her from ever growing, meaning that she spent all of her life looking like a young toddler. She became famous for a brief period when she played the title character in the TV sitcom Love That Baby (when she was 20, though she still looked like she was 5). She and the show were wildly popular, but as the series got older, the ratings dwindled. In the final season, the producers of the show decided to add a new character; Baby Doll's cousin who was called Spunky. Baby Doll was angry at Spunky because she thought that he was stealing her spot light, especially on one occasion on her birthday episode, where she got her face pushed into her birthday cake by him. Furious, she left the show in order to turn herself into a proper dramatic actress, which ultimately failed, forcing her to put an end to her career.
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STOCKHOLM—The Lego brick has toppled the Barbie doll—at least for now—in children's affections. Toy maker Lego A/S on Thursday said its revenue in the first six months rose 11% boosted by "The Lego Movie" products, making it the biggest toy company in the world by revenue and profit, ahead of Barbie-maker Mattel Inc. Uber CEO Caught on Video Berating Company Driver Why Is Saudi King Salman Touring Asia? Hong Kong Remakes Beer Pong: Is That So Wrong? Attorney General Jeff Sessions Hit by Russia Claims Dramatic Eruptions From Mount Etna, Europe's Largest VolcanoCan't read the text above?Try another text or an audio CAPTCHAText in the box:What's this?Let friends in your social network know what you are reading aboutTwitterGoogle+LinkedInPinterestPosted!A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. 'Trolls' long trip to the big screen is an 'ugly cute' storyCLOSExEmbedTrolls director Mike Mitchell has vivid troll doll memories from the 1970s.“My sister would play with Ken and Barbie, and the troll was always this little girl who stole Ken away from Barbie,” says Mitchell.
“I remember that very clearly on our green shag carpet.”One jealous Barbie aside, smiling trolls — with their shock of hair — have enjoyed a rich decades-long history. Friday officially begins a major new chapter with their starring debut in the animated Trolls, which could do for the ugly cute dolls what 2014’s The Lego Movie did for Lego bricks.“It's been a long, wild ride for trolls," says Jeff Bock, senior box-office analyst for Exhibitor Relations. "Like Lego toys, generations have known these dolls. That’s the selling point. The challenge was building a story to make these dolls relevant today."Danish woodcutter Thomas Dam carved the first doll in 1957, using sheep's wool for the trademark out-there hair. The smiling Dam Dolls, with hug-friendly outstretched arms, promised good luck and played against the sinister image of trolls in Scandinavian folklore.USA TODAY'Trolls' brings new hue to classic 'True Colors'The dolls were such hot properties that aviator Betty Miller introduced President John F. Kennedy to her lucky troll doll Dammit in 1963 — a passenger on her Pacific Ocean solo flight.
The trolls remained popular with devoted collectors and enjoyed a colorful resurgence in the 1990s.“All the girls at school had those troll pencil toppers,” recalls Justin Timberlake, who voices the troll Branch.Dam dreamed of a troll movie, even experimenting with Claymation before his death in 1989. But the family business Dam Things became tied up in efforts to stop imitators. They were successful in U.S. courts and regained all rights in 2003.In 2008, Dam Things representatives approached producer Dannie Festa to "see what a trolls movie might look like," she says. Even after DreamWorks Animation bought into the concept, announcing plans for Trolls in 2010, the plot remained a puzzle.USA TODAYReview: Sugary 'Trolls' will make you sing a happy tune"There was no history or mythology for these dolls. There wasn't a story, there was just a design with this poof of hair," says Mitchell. "We just started making a movie with these ugly cute creatures."The story road led to a disco-infused, feel-good 3-D tale about hug-loving trolls who party on, despite being a favorite delicacy of the evil Bergens.