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With Piece By Piece,Scooby Doo Porn Parody American multi-hyphenate Pharrell Williams brings his life story to the big screen — but with a Lego movie twist.

Directed by heralded documentarian Morgan Neville, Piece By Piece is a musical biopic that translates American music icons like Williams, Snoop Dogg, Missy Elliott, and Gwen Stefani into Lego's signature minifigures. Now, ahead of the film's theatrical release, you can get in on the fun by building a virtual mini Lego of your own!

SEE ALSO: 'Piece By Piece' review: Pharrell Williams finds his happy place in Legoland biopic

Today, Focus Features has launched the Piece By PieceLego Minifigure Generator, where you can toggle between seven skin tones, over 60 hair styles, scads of facial expressions, and over 90 outfits to create a mini-you that'd fit into Pharrell's imaginative world. Tied to the movie's theme, this online game encourages you to "build who you want to be, piece by piece."

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And hey, you can even get a "pic" with Lego Pharrell.

Mini Lego Pharrell invites you into his playful world. Credit: Focus Features / screenshot

Piece By Piece opens in theaters Oct. 11.

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