Made by Gemmy Industries and sold by Home Depot for $199, the decorative Buddy the Elf was dressed exactly like Ferrell in the 2003 film — and even repeated some of the character's iconic phrases.

Will Ferrell attends a Los Angeles Kings game shortly after Christmas dressed as Buddy the Elf, which was captured on the broadcast of the game.

Will Ferrell unexpectedly dressed up as his iconic character from Jon Favreau’s 2003 Christmas comedy “Elf” while attending the Dec. 29 hockey game between the Los Angeles Kings and ...

Will Ferrell Says Some ‘Elf’ Fans “Were Not Too Happy” With Buddy the Elf Drinking and Smoking The actor went viral after dressing up as the beloved character from the 2003 movie, but with ...

It’s a well-known fact that Will Ferrell is a Los Angeles Kings fanboy and often shows up at their games. However, last night on December 29, 2024, he showed up to the NHL game between the LA ...

Will Ferrell told Jason Kelce and Travis Kelce on their podcast why he decided to dress up as a drunken Buddy the Elf at a Los Angeles Kings game on Dec. 29: 'Occasionally I just like to do weird ...

Will Ferrell at the LA Kings-Philadelphia Flyers game on Dec. 29, 2024. Getty Images “Buddy the Elf got laid off, I think, from the North Pole,” Ferrell joked on the podcast. “He’s having ...

Will Ferrell might never agree to return for Elf 2, but the Saturday Night Live veteran is apparently game to make some real-world Buddy appearances to stir up a little shock factor.

You may remember that Elf, directed by a pre- Iron Man Jon Favreau, was a massive hit in 2003, earning over $200 million worldwide, and Will Ferrell recently explained the lack of a sequel to the ...

Will Ferrell in 'Elf' (left) and the life-size Buddy the Elf figure. New Line/courtesy everett; the home depot Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date ...

“Buddy the Elf got laid off, I think, from the North Pole,” Ferrell joked, as both Kelce brothers laughed. “He’s having a pull from his beer, smoking a cig." ...

Though Ferrell thought it was hilarious, he recently told People magazine, “Some people were not too happy.” “They thought, ‘Please be true to the character. That was not cool,'” he added.