Connie's Leprechaun Pictures -Leprechaun 1 Behind the Scenes Part 8


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All photos by Karen Ogle unless stated otherwise. Copyright Trimark Pictures/Lions Gate Films

These pictures are very rare and were difficult to obtain Please do not take them


Part of the police station that's not too noticeable in the film.		Some outdoor nighttime crew shots.


A rather small figure is standing in the trailer bed. I think it's Deep Roy out of costume.	Looks like a setup for the distributor cap scene.	Deep Roy is noticeable as the tall stunt Lep in the truck attack scene.	Mark Holton gets silly on the set...	...and he's not the only one.


More horsing around. In some of the earliest production photos, Gabe Bartalos 'scares' Warwick Davis when he pulls a mask out of a bag. The original pictures are small thumbnails on a photographer's proof sheet, so they don't have the clarity and detail of full-size prints.		Mark Holton seems to have the wrong end of a thermometer in his mouth. That's better than having the right end in his mouth since it doesn't look like an oral thermometer.	Three doubles - or maybe just some crew members trying to get warm - sit in the truck.	Planning the truck attack scene.


The Lep puts his fingernails through the glass. This isn't in my script. In the movie, he only attacks through the windshield.	Deep Roy broke his hand trying to smash the truck windshield, and Warwick ended up punching out the window himself.	More of the black and white thumbnail photos. The Leprechaun and stunt coordinator Cole McKay on top of the pickup truck.		A disembodied Lep head menaces Ozzie inside the truck. The shooting schedule lists a dummy head and a Leprechaun arm among the items needed for the day's work.


Is it real, or has the Leprechaun half-dummy returned? In the first picture it looks like Mark Holton is holding a half-Lep on a red stick, but this is an optical illusion. The 'stick' is actually a cable that apparently isn't connected to the Leprechaun at all. It's also visible in the disembodied-head shot.		The Leprechaun is obviously enjoying himself.	The Leprechaun's unusually powerful go-cart.