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Paul Rudd wants to be Lego man
Paul Rudd wants to be Lego man. Actor Paul Rudd says he wants to be turned into a Lego figure as it is \"the best thing.\" The 46-year-old actor, who is playing the titular superhero in upcoming Marvel movie \"Ant-Man\", said he is very excited at the prospect of his alter ego Scott Lang becoming a mini-toy.
Actor Paul Rudd says he wants to be turned into a Lego figure as it is "the best thing." The 46-year-old actor, who is playing the titular superhero in upcoming Marvel movie "Ant-Man", said he is very excited at the prospect of his alter ego Scott Lang becoming a mini-toy.
"I want a Lego. I think the coolest thing of all is that I'm wondering if there's going to be one of me in Lego. That's the best thing. That's the only thing I want," Paul said. ‘The 40-Year-Old Virgin’ star, who will don a superhero suit that can shrink him down to the size of the insect while increasing his strength, said he found it a really cool experience to wear the suit because it reminded him of a Stormtrooper from the ‘Star Wars’.
"(The suit's) incredible... It is pretty amazing. But I remember when I first saw it just going, 'Oh man, the shape of it is so cool.' I had that feeling of when I was a kid and I was so into the Stormtroopers and also the surgeon droid for some reason.
I was really intrigued by them, and when I saw the Ant-Man helmet, I thought like, 'It has a similar kind of look to it, the way the eyes are, I bet kids are going to be into drawing this helmet'." Rudd said.
