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Pan's Labyrinth - Pale Man - Funko Pop! (604) - (Pop In A Box)

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The Pale Man is the secondary antagonist of the 2006 fantasy drama film Pan's Labyrinth; despite only appearing in one scene. He is a pale skinned humanoid monster with his eyeballs in the palms of his hands, giving him a terrifying appearance. He was portrayed by Doug Jones, who also portrayed the Faun and Ghoul Marcus from Ouija: Origins of Evil. https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Pale_Man ------------------------------ Pan's Labyrinth  ( Spanish : El laberinto del fauno,  lit.  'The Labyrinth of the  Faun ') is a 2006 Mexican/Spanish  dark fantasy   drama  film written and directed by  Guillermo del Toro . It was produced and distributed internationally by  Esperanto Filmoj  and  Warner Bros. , while  Picturehouse  handled US distribution rights. The story takes place in  Spain  during the summer of 1944, five years after the  Spanish Civil War , during the early  Francoist  ...

Pan's Labyrinth - Fauno - Funko Pop! (603) - (Pop In A Box)

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The Faun (also known as Pan) is a creature that informs Ofelia of her true identity as Princess Moanna and guides her through the tasks that will allow her to return to the Underworld to be with her true parents. According to Guillermo del Toro, the Faun is "a creature that is neither good or evil....like nature....a character there to be witness and shephard her (Ofelia) in her rite of passage, but he has no agenda. He doesn't care if she dies or lives." In spite of this, it is strongly implied that the Faun lusts after or loves Ofelia/Moanna. After Ofelia completes the first task, she reunites with Faun inside the labyrinth, where she notices a statue of a Faun, a woman, and a baby. The Faun explains that the statue is of him and her, and although it is not stated explicitly, we can assume that the baby is theirs. If this is true, then one of two theories are correct. Either the Faun and Moanna were lovers or spouses in the Underworld and raised a child, or the Fau...