Laurel and Hardy in Leicester Square, Bronze statue in Leicester Square, United Kingdom.
The bronze figures of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy stand in a characteristic pose on a pedestal as part of the Scenes in the Square collection.
This statue commemorates the comedic performers who made over 100 films together between 1921 and 1951, bringing entertainment to millions of viewers worldwide.
The sculpture represents the enduring influence of early cinema history, placed in Leicester Square where numerous films premiered throughout the 20th century.
Located at coordinates 51.51012, -0.12983, the statue stands near multiple theaters, restaurants, and the Leicester Square Underground station in central London.
These bronze figures capture the physical comedy style of Laurel and Hardy through their positioning, with Hardy tipping his hat while Laurel makes a characteristic gesture.
Location: City of Westminster
Part of: Scenes in the Square
GPS coordinates: 51.51012,-0.12983
Latest update: March 3, 2025 08:48
Statues of film and television characters are displayed in streets, parks, and airports of many cities around the world. These bronze and metal monuments honor figures who have made a mark in the history of cinema. From the giant sculpture of Marilyn Monroe in Palm Springs, recreating the famous scene from "Seven Year Itch," to the 4-meter statue of Charlie Chaplin installed outside the Corsier-sur-Vevey museum in Switzerland, these installations allow visitors to explore film legends' legacies. Some locations concentrate several of these sculptures. At Leicester Square, London's cinema district, nine bronze statues depict characters like Harry Potter, Mary Poppins, Indiana Jones, Bugs Bunny, and Mr. Bean. Hong Kong’s Avenue of Stars features a statue of Bruce Lee in a fighting stance. In Wellington, New Zealand, the airport hosts a large-scale Gollum from The Lord of the Rings. These landmarks provide photo opportunities and encourage exploration of the cities where they are located.
Sculptures and statues display internationally recognized figures from films and cartoons. These artworks stand in cities like London, New York, Tokyo, and Brussels. From Bruce Lee in Hong Kong to Harry Potter in Leicester Square, they represent the global influence of film and animation art.
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