Despite their small stature, garden gnomes spark big debates. Are they chintzy or classy? Lovable or loathsome? The perfect addition to a garden bed or an easy way to ruin your landscaping?

Recently, though, garden gnomes have made a resurgence -- in commercials for Travelocity, the TV shows "Will and Grace" and "Desperate Housewives," and the film "Amelie." "You started seeing them ...

Garden gnomes, believe it or not ... owing to the popularity of the 2001 film Amelie, where the heroine inspires her quiet father to travel by stealing his gnome and sending him on trips with ...

as garden gnomes. They found international fame with the 2001 release of “Amelie,”in which a garden gnome is spirited to far-flung locations. That, in turn, inspired Travelocity’s Roaming ...

The classic garden ornament has a strange and surprising ... think the globe-trotting gnome in Amelie and the 2011 film Gnomeo and Juliet, based on the Shakespearean classic.

Now, the gnomes — and the family cat — stay dry. A garden gnome home has been on Debbie and Ed Cogswell’s to-do list for years. Thanks to the pandemic quarantine, it’s checked off.

Garden gnomes — those cute figurines often used to decorate the back yard — are a fairly common sight in the American suburbs. But when you take a minute to really think about gnomes ...

Au revoir’. It also does genius things with the film’s famous garden gnome and Amélie’s Princess Di obsession (shout out to Caolan McCarthy for stealing the show in the latter scene).