I will disagree, Andy Serkis played Gollum in motion capture.
He also mocap king kong and i think there is lego studio set with king kong.
I was retracting my statement based on the Witch King, not Gollum – at the time, the set with the Witch King (79015) was not released. I was thinking of the Battle at the Black Gate set, which actually contains the Mouth of Sauron (not the Witch King.) As for LEGO Studio, I don’t see a set with King Kong. Even if there were one, some ( @timf) would argue that it’s not specifically tied to Serkis’ performance, and some (Tim again) would argue that motion capture doesn’t count at all. I personally think mocap should count, and thus, now that the Witch King really is a minifig, I say Serkis gets credit for two.
Also does the minifigs count ? http://minifigs.me/
Those aren’t LEGO, so no, that doesn’t count. We don’t mess with knockoff brands. The Ambassador has spoken. 😛
How about Robert doney jr as Tony Stark and Iron man ? They both got a separate minifigure.
Same character. If we gave credit for every version of a minifig that was the same character, we’d have to award Martin Freeman about 7 since there are so many Bilbo Bagginses, and Daniel Radcliffe & co. a bunch each, since Harry, Ron, Hermione, etc. are in a bunch of sets.
I would also add Bill Nighy: Davy Jones (PoC) & Rufus Scrimgeour (HP)
Bricklink does not turn up a Rufus Scrimgeour minifig – are you aware of one? If so, what set included it?
Hope this doesn’t come across in a mean way – not how it was intended. I’m just reinforcing the standards set in our previous discussions. If anyone wants to back Bertrand up on the suggestion that Tony Stark/Iron Man should count as two, or any of the other suggestions, please do – we’re a democracy here, after all!
