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The set features three Little People figures styled like E.T., Elliott and Gertie from the 1982 film.

“We believe that reimagining the iconic fun and recognisable Pop! imagery into a new line of puzzles will delight fans as they piece together their favourite pop-culture stories and characters,” said Deirdre Cross, General Manager of Funko Games.

Areas being covered includes the importance of disruption, whether creatives are valued in the licensing industry, the relationship between commercial and creative teams – and lots more!

“The demand for Peter Rabbit apparel has surpassed all expectations this year, with the widest global presence in this category for the brand in Ventures’ history,” said Lindsay Pearl, Head of International Licensing at Penguin Ventures.

“It’s so fantastic to be working with an agency as respected and skilled across so many aspects of licensing,” said Rhoden.

“We look forward to developing the brand’s world-class programme of replica vehicles in the physical and digital spaces,” said Beanstalk President Allison Ames.

“We have done everything possible to reduce disruption to our visitors, exhibitors and contractors,” said Anna Knight, SVP Licensing at Informa Markets.

“We adore how OLT have made a unique artistic interpretation of our brands, combining fine craftmanship with a playful approach into high luxury accessories.”

“There is no doubt that this quiz book will help music and chart lovers while away hours upon hours this autumn,” said Martin Talbot, Chief Executive of Official Charts.

“The strength of the Atari brand and its long list of iconic games creates a real opportunity to create exciting and innovative consumer products for Atari fans,” said Tinderbox’s Dave Tovey.