“Star Wars” helmet and “Titanic” costume
These Hollywood props can be auctioned
The Leonardo DiCaprio costume from “Titanic” and the C-3PO helmet from “Star Wars” are for sale.
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Hollywood fans should check their accounts: starting November 9th, numerous props and costumes from famous films will be for sale.
Film fans should pay close attention to London from November 9th to 12th. There, the Propstore auction house is auctioning off a total of 1,800 items from the entertainment industry – including numerous famous costumes and props from major Hollywood productions. As the British media unanimously report, the total value of the objects on display is almost 14 million euros. You can already register for the auctions on the official Propstore homepage.
One of this year’s highlights is undoubtedly the original “Star Wars” helmet worn by actor Anthony Daniels (77), who wore it for his role as the humanoid robot C-3PO in “Star Wars” from 1977. The C-3PO head alone has an estimated value of around 1.14 million euros. Daniels also sells other Star Wars memorabilia. Hands and feet are also up for auction, it goes on to say. In addition, original scripts with Daniel’s notes would even be offered.
These Hollywood objects will also be auctioned off
Also for sale is, among other things, the famous costume of Leonardo DiCaprio (48) from the classic blockbuster “Titanic” (1997). The bundle, consisting of a shirt, trousers and vest, is expected to bring in between 95,000 and 190,000 euros. Also being auctioned are a Johnny Depp costume from his legendary role of Captain Jack Sparrow for the adventure film series “Pirates of the Caribbean” and the famous Bond girl bathrobe worn by Ursula Andress (87) from “007 Chases Dr. No” ( 1962).
Other items on offer: an “Indiana Jones” whip from Harrison Ford (81), the Freddy Krueger glove from “A Nightmare on Elm Street”, “Forrest Gump” sneakers from Tom Hanks (67), the “Captain America “-Shield by Chris Evans (42) from “The First Avenger”, a “The Shining” script commented on by Stanley Kubrick (1928-1999) or the legendary “The Godfather” coat by Marlon Brando (1924-2004) .