Suddenly the Andre the Giant thing mushroomed into ... and he's had to farm out T-shirts and additional Giant merchandise to selected companies. But that rebellious message would mean little ...

To this day, anytime the name and likeness of Andre the Giant is used for a video game, action figure or other merchandise, Robin has a say in its usage and receives royalties. Robin said that ...

You don’t have to be a professional wrestling fan to recognize the name Andre the Giant. Born Andre Rene Roussimoff and raised in Molien, France, Andre the Giant grew from humble beginnings to ...

In the ring, Andre the Giant stood 7-foot-4 and weighed 500 pounds ... On his ranch in Ellerbe, he could relax enough to shop in convenience stores. Richmond County, he said, reminded him ...

As it turns out, the Giant’s life needed no embellishment ... Because shopping could be a cumbersome experience, Andre grew fond of QVC, the home shopping channel that had launched in 1986.

Andre the Giant may have died almost 25 years ago, but special effects artist Trent Taft from New York City is bringing the famed wrestler back to fans in the form of a hyper realistic sculpture.