Warwick Ashley Davis (born 3 February 1970) is an English actor. Davis is known for playing the title characters in Willow and the Leprechaun series of films; other prominent roles include Wicket W. Warrick in Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, Professor Filius Flitwick in the Harry Potter movies, Marvin the Paranoid Android in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, and Reepicheep in the BBC television versions of Prince Caspian, Voyage...
The Leprechaun bites a shop owner in the leg as he tries to deposit the Lepre...
The Leprechaun sits in his cave, fingering through a pot of gold.
The Leprechaun jumps out of the shop owner's safe to recover his stolen coin....
The leprechaun has just pushed Mrs. O'Grady down the stairs, and sets off in ...
Just as Hermione is successful at causing her feather to levitate, Seamus man...
After being attacked by the Leprechaun, Nathan shoots him. The Leprechaun di...
The leprechaun continues to search for his gold.
The leprechaun warns Dan that his bullets can't kill a leprechaun.
When Ozzie sees the leprechaun in the basement, the leprechaun asks him if he...
The coin shop owner opens his safe to deposit the leprechaun's missing gold c...
Dan pours gasoline over the crate, preparing to burn the leprechaun alive.
As the shop owner tries to deposit a gold coin into his safe, the leprechaun ...
The Leprechaun jumps out of Dan's suitcase after his wife opens it up.
Harry and Luna reach the school, Professor Flitwick checks them in.
The leprechaun talks to Dan as he drags his wife's body out of the basement.
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