Kurt Russell & John Carpenter Dual-Signed The Thing R.J. MacReady Funko Pop #1950 - Very Rare - Official Pix
Signed by: Kurt Russell, John Carpenter
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Outpost 31. A flare in the darkness. And two names forever linked to one of cinema’s most unforgettable nightmares. This R.J. MacReady Funko Pop! #1950 brings together the signatures of Kurt Russell and John Carpenter, pairing the face of The Thing with the filmmaker behind the 1982 horror classic. Matching red paint-pen autographs turn the windowed box into a striking display piece for a dedicated horror collection.
About the Item
- Item: Funko Pop! Movies: The Thing, R.J. MacReady #1950 vinyl figure in its windowed box.
- Signed by: Kurt Russell, who portrays R.J. MacReady, and director John Carpenter.
- Signature placement: Russell on the front window; Carpenter on the side window, both in red paint pen.
- Inscriptions: No additional inscription documented.
- Signing dates: Not documented.
- Condition: Boxed collectible with bold signatures. Please review all three photographs for the box, window, and corner condition; no numerical box grade is assigned.
- Included: Signed boxed figure, Official Pix authentication identified in the listing, and protective Pop protector.
- Packaging: Carefully packed with protective wrapping and insured shipping.
Authentication
The listing identifies Official Pix authentication for this dual-signed piece. The side-window hologram displays serial number 181573 and a QR code.
- Kurt Russell: Official Pix authentication.
- John Carpenter: Official Pix authentication.
Please refer to the photographed hologram and accompanying authentication when reviewing this piece’s provenance.
About Genuinely Collectible
Genuinely Collectible curates authenticated celebrity and movie memorabilia, signed Funko Pops, graded comics, and distinctive collectibles for collectors who value the story as much as the signature. Bringing Russell and Carpenter together on a single MacReady display gives this piece its collector appeal: a connection to both the performance and the creative vision behind The Thing. A compelling centerpiece for a thoughtfully built horror collection, with long-term appeal rooted in provenance and the film’s enduring legacy rather than promises of future returns.