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TRUTH IS STRANGER THAN FICTION @ MADAME TUSSAUDS! The 8green 9-supporting Prince Of Wales was Madame Tussauds 9 first ever 8carbon neutral 9 figure, recycled from a 1989 likeness of His Royal Highness in 2007. The production process, solely by hand and daylight, saw a new head created 8naturally 9 from clay and beeswax containing organic pigments; all design materials recycled; and sculptors traveling to meetings by bicycle.
Madame Tussauds planted three trees to erase the remaining carbon footprint. The attraction caused controversy during football 9s 2002 World Cup when it paid homage to David Beckham by placing his figure on the empty 8fourth plinth 9 in London 9s Trafalgar Square. Local authorities ordered for its immediate removal despite a public outcry to keep 8Becks 9 up and flying the flag.
Madame Tussauds returned to Trafalgar Square 9s spare plinth on the eve of the England 9s big Rugby World Cup Final in October 2007, this time with approval! The figure of hotshot kicker Jonny Wilkinson was unveiled at 6am and by midday had generated a two-mile traffic tailback on the surrounding roads. The figure of Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan was the first ever to receive a proposal of marriage.
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passionate female fan traveled down from Bradford shortly after 8King Khan 9s 9 launch in April 2007 just to present his double with a diamond engagement ring. She 9s still waiting for an answer&. Brave Brit socialite-celebrity Tara Palmer-Tomkinson became the first woman to last the night in Madame Tussauds 9 notorious Chamber Of Horrors when, in March 2003, she inaugurated the attraction 9s live action horror experience Chamber Live!<br><br> Far cry from one American visitor the following morning, who literally 8peed her pants 9 when confronted by the actors playing rabid serial killers! Items left behind by visitors to the attraction have, in the past five years, included one false leg, 123 pairs of false teeth and a pair of ladies knickers tucked into Brad Pitt 9s pocket! The real human hair used on figures - including beards, moustaches and eyebrows - needs regular shampooing and styling.<br><br> In 1996 shocked staff found that Hitler's hair seemed to be growing, and to an extent that it needed trimming! John George Haigh, the 8acid bath murderer 9, is believed to have visited the Chamber Of Horrors just days before his arrest for the murder of six young women. With grisly foresight he bequeathed clothes to Madame Tussauds from his death cell at Wandsworth Prison.<br><br> For further information please contact:- Liz Edwards 020 7487 0264 or liz.edwards@madame-tussauds.com Visit our website: www.madametussauds.com/london