A wonderfully quirky set of “Whoville Trash” props from Ron Howard’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000), used as set dressing on the Mt. Crumpit landfill and in the Grinch’s cave. This trio of production-made items captures the film’s distinct Seussian world-building, where even the garbage is full of character and color. The collection includes a plastic banana, a faux cabbage, and a clear molded plastic bottle, each intentionally aged and weathered by the prop department to create the whimsical debris of Whoville. These pieces were part of the detailed background dressing seen throughout the film’s junkyard-like Mt. Crumpit set, where the Grinch lives among the discarded remnants of Whoville’s Christmas excess.

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