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The best definition of Benny Hill is undoubtedly that of a great actor and a real "Master of laughter". Few artists have managed to blend the art of modern television entertainment with the demanding slapstick of silent cinema as brilliantly as Hill. He was not only a pioneer of comedic timing on television: he was a true craftsman of comedy, capable of designing sketches with the precision of a ballet choreographer. Each scene was orchestrated with a rare sense of visual and scenic rhythm, merging different eras of humor with remarkable ease.

Author, performer, set designer, and producer A timeless comedic masterpiece, his universal language allowed him to conquer audiences worldwide, inspiring many comedians in both film and television. Often reduced to a mere comic caricature, Benny Hill was nonetheless a full-fledged artist, whose genius transcended the boundaries of entertainment. His iconic character left a lasting impression on anyone who saw him on screen, even just once.

This statue pays tribute to him by depicting him in one of his most popular roles: Fred Scuttle, a shy, clumsy, and quirky character capable of triggering a storm of laughter through misunderstandings and slapstick gestures. The sculpture is inspired by a television sketch from 1972, in which the famous English presenter Nicholas Parsons "interviewed" Scuttle, who was then a doorman and promoter of a fictional strip club. The rest belongs to the story.

🎁 WEB GIFT : Screen-printed plaque with a plexiglass base.
🎯 Limited edition and numbered to 72 copies.
The plate is included with the first 72 online orders, exclusively on our website Infinite Statue & Collectibles.