Leprechaun

Discover Leprechaun t shirts built for fans of cult classic pop culture and retro movie style. This collection brings together bold graphics, vintage-inspired designs, and officially licensed pop culture apparel vibes for an easy way to show off your love for the film.

From I Want Me Gold to Luck Just Ran Out, these Leprechaun shirts capture the unforgettable quotes, eerie humor, and offbeat energy that make the movie a fan favorite. Browse the collection to find your next go-to graphic tee.

Leprechaun

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  • Black Leprechaun t-shirt featuring Leprechaun I Want Me Gold design

    Leprechaun T-Shirt - I Want Me Gold

    Leprechaun T-Shirt - I Want Me Gold
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  • Black Leprechaun t-shirt featuring Leprechaun Curse This Well design

    Leprechaun T-Shirt - Curse This Well

    Leprechaun T-Shirt - Curse This Well
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  • Navy Leprechaun t-shirt featuring Leprechaun Duotone Squares design

    Leprechaun T-Shirt - Duotone Squares

    Leprechaun T-Shirt - Duotone Squares
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    $22.75
  • Black Leprechaun t-shirt featuring Leprechaun Traded Me Soul design

    Leprechaun T-Shirt - Traded Me Soul

    Leprechaun T-Shirt - Traded Me Soul
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  • Black Leprechaun t-shirt featuring Leprechaun Movie Poster design

    Leprechaun T-Shirt - Poster

    Leprechaun T-Shirt - Poster
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  • Black Leprechaun t-shirt featuring Leprechaun Try As They Will design

    Leprechaun T-Shirt - Try As They Will

    Leprechaun T-Shirt - Try As They Will
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    $22.75
  • Black Leprechaun t-shirt featuring Leprechaun Luck Just Ran Out design

    Leprechaun T-Shirt - Luck Just Ran Out

    Leprechaun T-Shirt - Luck Just Ran Out
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Questions

When did the first Leprechaun movie come out and who directed it?
Leprechaun was released on January 8, 1993, and it was the directorial debut of Mark Jones, who also wrote it.
Is that really Jennifer Aniston in the first Leprechaun?
Yes. Jennifer Aniston played Tory Redding in the original film, one of her earliest movie roles, alongside Warwick Davis as the Leprechaun.
Who plays the Leprechaun?
Warwick Davis plays the murderous Leprechaun, and he reportedly performed most of his own stunts in the original film.
What is the Leprechaun even after?
He is a vengeful leprechaun hunting down a family he believes stole his pot of gold, while they try to find it to appease him.
Where did Mark Jones get the idea for the movie?
Jones reportedly drew inspiration from Lucky Charms commercials and the creature feature Critters.
Was it always meant to be funny?
It was originally conceived as straight horror, but Davis reportedly injected the comedic elements that the director then approved.
How long did the Leprechaun makeup take?
Makeup artist Gabe Bartalos reportedly needed about 3 hours to apply Davis’s prosthetics and 40 minutes to remove them, which Davis called "not a pleasant sensation."
What is the deal with the wheelchair chase scene?
During that scene Aniston reportedly had to run in slow motion so that Davis could keep pace with her.
Where was it filmed?
It was shot at Valencia Studios and Big Sky Ranch. Davis reportedly felt that filming violent scenes at Big Sky Ranch, famous for Little House on the Prairie, felt "a little blasphemous."
How much did the movie cost and did it make money?
Made on a budget of about $900,000, it grossed roughly $8.556 million domestically, and the VHS release sold over 100,000 copies.
How many Leprechaun movies are there?
The original spawned seven sequels plus a 2014 reboot titled Leprechaun: Origins.
Is Leprechaun Returns a remake or a sequel?
The 2018 film Leprechaun Returns served as a direct sequel to the original 1993 movie.
Was the first movie a big deal for its studio?
Yes. It was the first in-house theatrical production by Trimark Pictures.
Did critics like it?
Not at all. It was largely panned, holding a 35% on Rotten Tomatoes and a 17 out of 100 on Metacritic, yet it became a cult classic broadcast annually on Syfy around St. Patrick’s Day.