The real house in the movie: What happened to the 'Christmas Story' house owned by a Jacksonville man The leg lamp is, after all, 420% bigger than the one in the movie, notes Michalik, who's done ...

So, A Christmas Story is a nostalgia movie about a kid who just wants something ... which is evident in his own obsession with the leg lamp. Ralphie’s mother is a more sympathetic figure ...

It's a Christmas movie so popular ... statue of a "leg lamp" has become an annual tourist attraction in the town of Chickasha, Oklahoma. If you haven't seen "A Christmas Story" yet, there are ...

A Christmas Story has become one of the most ubiquitous ... even in the few weeks covered by this movie. From the iconic lamp to his experimentations with swearing and even fighting off bullies ...

An iconic lamp made famous by the movie ‘A Christmas Story’ is missing in Marysville. For those who need a refresher on the 1983 classic: Ralphie Parker’s dad won the ‘indescribably ...

A Neptune Beach man stepped up his holiday decorating game by honoring a holiday movie classic: “A Christmas Story.” “You’re looking at an exact scale replica of the leg lamp from ‘A ...

If you are a fan of the holiday movie “A Christmas Story,” you’ll remember the leg lamp. A replica has been snatched from Larry’s Plumbing in Marysville and they’d like it back.

He wanted his movies to begin with shots of puffing factory smokestacks, Freudian symbols of ancient male desires. In “A Christmas Story,” the Old Man wins a “major award” — a leg lamp ...

He is probably most remembered in the movie for bringing out a lamp that looked like a leg in a fishnet stocking. Left, Yano Anaya in "A Christmas Story." Right, Anaya attends the Chiller Theatre ...

Marysville police are on the lookout for a 45-inch-tall lamp with fishnet stockings ... s dad won in the 1983 cult classic “A Christmas Story.” In the movie, Ralphie’s mom describes the ...

Life Lessons from the Movie “A Christmas Story,” taught storytelling with ... “Jean has the line about the old man wanting to put the lamp in the window to turn on the neighborhood.