Hollywood Auction 44

(Walt Disney, 1982) Color print of three Light Cycles from Tron. Measures 6 ¾ in. x 13 in. Signed in silver ink at the lower left corner, “Sy...

(Walt Disney, 1982) Three original production layout drawings of Bruce Boxleitner as “Tron” about to enter a Light Cycle and the Light Cycle about to

(Walt Disney Productions, 1982) Six-piece illustrated cardboard folding standee which creates a 2-sided, 3-dimensional 26” wide by approx. 72” high d

(Walt Disney, 1982) Poised to do battle with the Master Control Program, the computer gladiators Dontron and Gooftron are featured on these character

(Walt Disney, 1982) Original Tron crew jacket by Members Only, size 38, and featuring Tron logo embroidery on the back, red piping and unique sleeve l

(Walt Disney, 2010) Tron: Legacy premiere poster, measuring 22 ¼ in. x 34 in. Signed by all six principal cast members: Jeff Bridges “Kevin Fl...

(MGM, 1983) Used in the Tony Scott film starring David Bowie. Geriatrics researcher Susan Sarandon studies the affects of rapid aging using lab monkey

Collection of three facial appliances from the “Werecat” transformation scene worn during the filming of “Michael Jackson’s Thriller” plus a Michael J

Five of the “Featured Zombie” makeup facial appliance. There was no access to any of the dancers from Thriller until three days prior to the first da

(Universal, 1982) Unique hand-sculpted and hand-painted maquette of Skeksis. The Skeksis represent the dark side of Jim Henson's Tolkien-esque fantasy

(Universal, 1982) Screen-used Chamberlain Skeksis head constructed from resin and wood understructure over a wire armature covered foam latex that has

(Universal, 1982) Trio of screen-used podling hands, with trademark two fingers and thumb, from The Dark Crystal. Included are a pair of hands built

(Universal, 1982) This is the head from the Landstrider creature, the long-legged quadruped ridden by Kira and Jen in The Dark Crystal. Constructed o

(Universal, 1982) Pair of screen-used Mystics feet from The Dark Crystal. The Mystics are the hunchbacked race of gentle bird-like beings. The foam

(Universal, 1982) For their fantasy classic blend of marionettes and live action, Jim Henson and Frank Oz contracted two of the greatest illustrators

(Columbia, 1984) Slavitza Jovan’s hero screen-worn “Gozer” costume from the thrilling climax of the film. “Gozer” struts out of the temple appearing

(Columbia, 1983) Incredibly detailed hero Blue Thunder radio controlled. This impressive piece measures 57 in. long x 17 in. tall x 13 in. wide. Con

(CBS-TV, 1984-1986) Screen-used filming miniature of the Airwolf helicopter constructed of resin, styrene and vacu-formed plastic, wooden rotors, inte

(Universal, 1982) This is the prop scorched body of “Fuchs” played by Joel Polis in John Carpenter’s The Thing. Constructed of fiberglass, completely

(New Line, 1991) Hand-painted production cel of Freddy Krueger accomplished in acrylic on 12 field celluloid, Freddy measures 3 ½ in. x 3 ½...

(New Line, 1989) Freddy Krueger stunt mask constructed from foam latex. One of three three screen-used masks created for the film using a more aged v

(New Line, 1991) Vintage polyester two-tone green “Freddy Krueger” shirt with five button front closure from Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare. Incl

(New Line, 1989) Demonic face of Freddy Krueger wall sconce twisted in a menacing grin seen in the memorable asylum sequence. Constructed of hand-pai

(New Line, 1989) Original working master templates and leather glove used to make all the gloves from Nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Child. Creat

(New Line, 1989) Original working master templates used to make all the gloves from Nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Child. Created by special effe

(New Line, 1994) One of only two hero 5-bladed gloves made for the production and worn by Robert Englund as “Freddy Krueger.” Throughout filming, pr

(United Artists, 1965) Of all the myriad technical gadgets, stylish and innovative vehicles, and other stunt and special-effects espionage equipment,

(UA, 1977) Submarine crewman uniform of a reddish-orange four-button jacket with triangular fish emblem patch on the right sleeve, missile patch on th

(MGM, 1985) Two-piece dark green wool suit with Zorin Industries patches on the coat lapels worn by one of Max Zorin’s guard henchmen in A View to a K

(MGM, 1985) Bright orange Dicke’s coveralls worn by one of Max Zorin’s guard henchman in A View to a Kill. Large Zorin Industries patch affixed to th

(UA, 1995) Syd Cain, the credited storyboard artist for Goldeneye, executed this pencil, pen & ink, and charcoal scene concept of the Russian train a

(MGM, 2006) Signature grey two-piece Armani Collezioni suit worn by Dame Judi Dench in her role as “M” in the James Bond film, Casino Royale. The jac

(Paramount, 1985) Impressively built throne used by Richard Gere in his role as “King David.” Constructed of wood, with inlaid carved panels, molded

(TCF, 1985) Collection of costume pieces from Enemy Mine including a pair of rubber background Drac masks completely hand-painted and detailed, finely

(Dead Films, 1985) Incredibly realistic severed Taso soldier head from the seminal horror film, George Romero’s Day of the Dead. Constructed of a fib

(Paramount, 1985) Round metal shield with leather insert and prominent Star of David on the front wielded by Richard Gere in his role as “King David.”

(Hemdale, 1986) Fearsome Stan Winston-created screen-used werewolf mask of rubber which is completely hand-painted and detailed and still retaining so

(TCF, 1986) One of the great monsters of cinema, the Flying Eyeball is arguably the most famous creation of director John Carpenter outside the transf

(Lucasfilm, 1986) Wicked-looking screen-used goblin sword from Labyrinth. Constructed of dense foam with a leather wrapped hilt it features a hand-pa

(New Line, 1991) Screen-matched smashed Critter of foam latex with hand-punched hair for fur, hard rubber teeth, completely hand-painted and detailed.

(Lucasfilm, 1986) This creature from the Francis Ford Coppola directed Disney 3D epic starring Michael Jackson is seen throughout the film as a sideki

“Minor Domo” was one of five characters from Captain Eo, the 3D Michael Jackson spectacular that opened at Disneyland in 1986. The film was produced b

(Lucasfilm, 1986) Pair of concept design sketches for the characters “Major Domo” and “Hooter” accomplished in graphite on 11 ¼ in. x 17 in. le...

(TCF, 1986) “The Kurgan” full set of faux bone armor constructed of fiberglass with faux fur trim including skull helm, pauldrons with attached chainm

(TCF, 1986) This beautifully detailed katana sword was wielded by Sean Connery in his signature role as “Juan Sanchez Villa-Lobos Ramirez” in Highland

(Warner Bros., 1988) In one of the most memorable scenes of the film, the dinner party erupts into a rendition of the Banana Boat song and then, just

(Universal, 1989) Prop rocket-powered surfboard seen being carried by one of the citizens of Hill Valley after Marty and Doc arrive in the future. Co

(Universal, 1989) Hover board constructed of lightweight Styrofoam with applied stickers and Velcro strips. The illusion of hovering through the air

(Universal, 1990) Production-made repair instructions letter discovered in the DeLorean time machine hidden in the cave in Back to the Future Part III

(Universal, 1989) After accepting Needles’ shady business proposal, Michael J. Fox “Marty McFly’s” boss, Fujitsu-san, immediately terminates him sendi