The Socceroos goalkeeper broke the hearts of the South American nation in June.
Substituted on for a penalty shootout, his eye-catching dancing movements on the line and some cunning gamesmanship in between shots helped Australia to an upset victory that sealed passage to Qatar later this year.
Redmayne, who wore a grey jersey that night in Qatar, was officially inducted as the Grey Wiggle after appearing alongside the entertainers last week in a TV episode he says has since been playing non-stop for his child and wife at home.
And it's been more surreal for the Sydney FC stopper watching the reaction in Peru, where circus performers and even a rodeo clown in a bull ring have donned his grey attire.
"They've been quite inventive," Redmayne said in Brisbane on Monday, ahead of a World Cup warm-up game against New Zealand on Thursday.
"I don't know how they've taken it, kind of tongue in cheek and good fun but (Peru) is well and truly off the bucket list (for him to travel to) I think.
"(I take it) in my stride, enjoying it and it's sometimes a welcome distraction for football but anything to help the sport's profile in Australia."
Redmayne will be joined in the Socceroos' Brisbane camp by fellow keepers Mitch Langerak and captain Mat Ryan.
In-form Japan-based Langerak has come out of retirement to keep his counterparts on their toes.
"Mitch's form in the last two, three, four years has been phenomenal," Redmayne said.
"Anyone in the squad deserved the chance and we get along really well.
"We're messaging each other and looking forward to working together again."
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