Zoltar says, “If you hear an onion ring, answer it.” The fortune telling machine made famous in the 1988 movie “Big” staring Tom Hanks has oodles of wisdom to dispense for a few bucks. Now, the ...

Tom Hanks visited with the fortune telling machine Zoltar —who famously made Hanks' 13-year-old character into a 30-year-old man back in the 1988 hit comedy Big Dave Quinn is the Deputy News Director ...

Residents remember a fortune-telling machine on the boardwalk%2C near where there was one in the film. The Zoltar Speaks machine from the 1988 film %22Big%22 was a ...

Tom Hanks, who’s been doing the late-night circuit to plug the opening of Inferno, reconnected with Zoltar on Late Show last night, and asked Big’s mechanical fortune teller to make him 30 years old ...

I won’t pretend that this is the first Zoltar machine to ever be made available for purchase and subsequent private enjoyment inside a single-family home. These things were probably flying off the ...

You don't have to be Tom Hanks to interact with Zoltar. You just have to shell out $9,000 to have him delivered to your home. Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech news with a ...

Remember Zoltar—the fortune-telling machine from the movie "Big"? Well there are hundreds of Zoltar machines across the country, but only one shop that makes them. Olaf Stanton and his team at ...

In this fantasia of fake eyeballs and talking sheep, the face of the president rests in triplicate on a nearby workbench. “You might recognize this guy,” Olaf Stanton says, gesturing toward a trio of ...

Company’s Second AR Label Series Features Character Unlimited’s Iconic Fortune Teller Company’s Second AR Label Series Features Character Unlimited’s Iconic Fortune Teller CHICAGO, Oct. 06, 2021 ...

When the owner of Characters Unlimited Inc. discovered Zoltar from the movie “Big” wasn’t trademarked, he got the name and started selling the Zoltar Speaks arcade fortune telling machines all around ...

An example of “how New York eats itself up and spits itself out again,” as one passer-by remarks, “like a living organism.” An unexpected sight at OMG Pizza on Myrtle Avenue in the Bushwick section of ...