We loved him in Caddyshack. He stole the show in Ghostbusters. He stole our hearts in Lost in Translation and convincingly played FDR in Hyde Park on Hudson. So why can’t his face be on T-shirts? How about fake ice cream pints? Mona Lisa posters? Or...baby onesies? The Daily Beast checks outt some of the better Bill Murray iconography.
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Few could pull off looking like Napoleon, but Murray’s a natural.
For the baby who has everything.
The resemblence between Murray and Queen Elizabeth II is striking.
The Mona Lisa is one of the world's most famous paintings. But you can always make improvements, which is clearly what these Bill-Murray-as-the-Mona-Lisa posters prove.
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From his jumpsuit in Ghostbusters to his getup in Kingpin, this video from Niege Borges highlights the best costumes of Murray’s most famous roles.
Somewhere in Brooklyn, there is a hipster wearing this shirt with Murray’s face on it.
This imaginary flavor of Ben and Jerry’s ice cream makes you want to shout “It’s in the hole!” and raise your arms triumphantly.
Getting Murray’s face tattoed on your calf takes a lot of dedication.
As the cover notes, this coloring book was inspired by the “great man of cinema.”
