Hollywood Auction 43

(Universal, 2000) This tunic was worn by Russell Crowe as “Maximus” in Gladiator. The sleeveless, knee length tunic is constructed from unbleached cot

(Universal, 2000) Distinctive fang worn as a necklace by Russell Crowe as “Maximus”. Constructed of resin and hand-painted to appear like an ancient

(DreamWorks, 2000) Distressed costume worn by stunt double Cinda-Lin James as the corpse of “Madison Elizabeth Frank” played by Amber Valetta. Consi

(Universal, 2000) Pale blue cotton tunic and wide brown leather belt with three buckles, worn by a gladiator during the thrilling arena sequences. Tu

(Gramercy, 2000) This solid steel claw-shaped pick axe head features ornamental tiger and elephant sculptures (one tiger is missing). Seen in close-u

Carved plastic to appear as if made from weathered bone. Vin Diesel as “Riddick” used the knife to cut some of Rahda Mitchell “Fry’s” hair in the fil

(Imagine Entertainment, 2000) Original props from the film including: “Whoville Beacon” newspaper, 13 x 23” with LA Times interior; Christmas card en

(Columbia, 2000) Brown leather bomber jacket with numerous “Airborne” and “Special Warfare Forces” patches on the shoulders and chest, together with a

(Universal, 2000) “Bronto Crane Academy Manual” constructed of molded fiberglass with rawhide ties, hand painted and detailed to look like chiseled ro

(DreamWorks, 2000) This is one of the Roman Legionnaire helmets used on screen during the thrilling opening scenes of the movie. This large scale bat

(Universal, 2000) Prop razor used by Jim Carrey as “The Grinch.” Made of plastic and rubber and used for scenes when the razor had to be in close con

(New Line, 2000) This production made clapper board was autographed by Adam Sandler “Nicky” after filming completed. Unsure if this clapper board was

(New Line, 2000) Incredibly realistic “Beefy” bulldog static puppet constructed of polyfoam and intricately covered with hand-punched hair, hand-paint

(Universal, 2000) Screen used by Robert DeNiro as “Jack Byrnes” and Ben Stiller as “Greg Focker.” This stuffed Teddy Bear can be seen when Jack talks

(Paramount, 2000) Parachute backpack and leg harness worn by Tom Cruise as “Ethan Hunt” during the Biocyte building attack. It was used through severa

(DreamWorks, 2000) Six bronze figures used in the Ridley Scott epic, Gladiator. Sculpted of bronze colored metal. When Russell Crowe “Maximus” retur

(New Line, 2001) Three-piece distressed costume worn by Kane Hodder as “Jason Voorhees” consisting of a shredded leather straitjacket, gray pants and

(Paramount, 2001) The key plot device of the film, this is the Triangle of Light prop artifact which Angelina Jolie “Lara Croft” battles the Illuminat

(UA, 2001) Pencil, pastels, and colored pencil on 9.5 x 10” illustration paper, mounted to 4-ply matboard, signed by art department crew member Rex C

(UA, 2001) Hand painted and detailed foam latex head with fiberglass underskull and cable and servo-actuated aluminum armature which controls movement

(UA, 2003) Hibernating Creeper creature constructed of a plastic and resin anatomical skeleton and covered with foam latex “skin” which has been metic

(Dimension, 2001) Costume worn by Antonio Banderas as “Gregorio” and seen throughout most of the film when Gregorio and his wife Ingrid (Carla Gugino)

(Constantin, 2002) F/X Licker claws used in the sequence when ripping through walls of the train car. These sharp resin claws are mounted on a rigid

(New Line, 2002) These prop roller skates were used on screen by Mike Myers as “Goldmember” when he makes his first appearance back in the 1970s. The

(Dimension, 2002) Special effects latex mask worn by Brad Loree as “Michael Myers” with realistic burned and melted skin effects. Mounted on a polyfo

(New Line, 2002) Clock and chain worn by Verne Troyer as “Mini Me” during the prison rap song. It is a real clock which has been painted silver, the

(Columbia Pictures, 2002) This mask was screen-worn by Willem Dafoe as “Green Goblin” throughout the first film, then brought back for the second fil

(New Line, 2002) This prop shark laser was used on screen by one of two sharks housed in Dr. Evil’s submarine. The prop laser is made of rubber and pl

(New Line, 2002) This clapperboard was used by the crew during filming and is in very good condition with only some minor rub marks. The board has be

(Columbia, 2002) This grey lab coat was screen worn by Willem Dafoe as “Norman Osborn” during the opening scenes of the film in the Oscorp Laboratory.

(MGM, 2002) Costume was worn on-screen by Nicolas Cage as “Corporal Joe Enders” and can be seen while Joe is recuperating from his war injuries. The

(New Line, 2003) This is a stunt chainsaw used in the 2003 horror film The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.  When five youths are on their way to a co...

(Walt Disney, 2003) Stunt flintlock pistol used by Geoffrey Rush as “Capt. Barbossa” in Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. Hard

(Lakeshore, 2003) Black rubberized Spandex jumpsuit with rear zip closure and two buckles at the neck, handwritten inside, “Kate large.” Includes a l

(Walt Disney, 2002) One of the signature props from the Santa Clause film, this is Santa’s Calling Card as found by Tim Allen’s character “Scott Calvi

(Columbia, 2003) Steve Wang-sculpted “Tooth Fairy” in spandex and foam latex suit over a rigid body form with hand-painted detailing. Production-made

(Universal, 2003) Screen-used Jim Carrey “Bruce Nolan” costume worn during the scene when Bruce receives God’s power, and takes this shirt from a wind

(Universal, 2003) White t-shirt and blue plaid pajama pants worn by Jim Carrey as “Bruce Nolan” and can be seen at the beginning of the film when Bruc

(Universal, 2003) Jim Carrey “Bruce Nolan’s” pager, modified with God’s phone number, and used for various shots as the number style is slightly diffe

(Columbia, 2003) Screen-used Cameron Diaz “Natalie Cook” motocross helmet worn while the Angels participate in the Coal Bowl motocross race. Two diff

(TCF, 2003) Grappling hook used by Ben Affleck as “Daredevil” during the filming of Daredevil. This style of this prop is locked in the open position,

(TCF, 2003) This prop walking cane was used on screen by Ben Affleck as “Matt Murdock/Daredevil” in several key scenes in the film. Constructed of a

(New Line, 2003) Prop book titled, “Elf: A Short Story of a Tall Tale by Buddy Hobbs” and seen in the Christmas comedy, Elf, starring Will Ferrell as

(Warner Bros., 2003) This is one of Keanu Reeves “Neo’s” Nebuchadnezzar crew boots. These were custom made by Airwalk for the second and third movie

(Sony, 2004) This hero Samaritan pistol was the signature gun used by Ron Perlman as “Hellboy.” He wields this massive prop weapon while battling the

(Newmarket, 2003) This tank top was worn on screen by Charlize Theron as “Aileen Wuornos.” The shirt is worn in scenes where she is getting ready in

(Newmarket, 2003) This orange Western shirt was worn on screen by Charlize Theron as “Aileen Wuornos.” The shirt is worn in the scenes when Aileen an

(Twisted Pictures, 2004) Stunt ball-peen hammer and meat hook constructed dense rubber, wood and resin elements, hand-painted and detailed to appear l

(Universal, 2004) This battle axe was used on screen by one of the Necromongers. Constructed of resin, hand-painted and detailed to look like ancient

(Sony, 2004) Suit jacket and pants worn by John Hurt as “Professor Trevor ‘Broom’ Bruttenholm” while guiding Ron Perlman “Hellboy,” Rupert Evans “John