An original screen-matched Chucky Good Guy doll from the 2017 horror film Cult of Chucky, the seventh installment in the beloved Child's Play franchise, written and directed by series creator Don Mancini and featuring Brad Dourif as the voice of the killer doll.
In the film, Chucky returns to terrorize his human victim Nica (Fiona Dourif), now confined to an asylum for the criminally insane, while the murderous doll settles scores with his old enemies with help from his former wife, Tiffany (Jennifer Tilly). The Good Guy doll is one of the most instantly recognizable figures in all of horror: the freckled, overall-clad children's toy possessed by the soul of serial killer Charles Lee Ray, who has stalked audiences across nearly four decades of films. This doll was used in multiple scenes of the film and has been screen matched, meaning the exact details of the doll can be identified and matched to what appears on screen, confirming its use during production. Adding to its history, this is also the exact doll seen sitting in the background during the cast interviews in the film's special features, putting it on camera even after the cameras stopped rolling on the movie itself.
A screen-matched Chucky from the franchise that made an entire generation afraid of their toys stands as an icon and centerpiece from the horror genre.
