The upcoming Heritage Auctions event, “Treasures from Planet Hollywood,” promises to be a cinematic feast for enthusiasts and collectors alike. With over 1,600 props and costumes from iconic films, the auction showcases pieces that hold sentimental value for movie lovers. Let’s delve into the intelligent collector’s wishlist for this remarkable event.
Kevin Costner’s “Crash Davis” Baseball Uniform from Bull Durham:
Bull Durham, hailed as the best sports film ever made, captures the essence of minor league baseball. Kevin Costner’s portrayal of Crash Davis is legendary, and owning his Durham Bulls uniform is like possessing a piece of cinematic history.
Group of 2019 License Plates from Blade Runner:
The dystopian vision of Blade Runner is brought to life through the film’s meticulous attention to detail. The original license plates, distressed for filming, are symbolic artifacts that embody the futuristic and authoritarian ambiance of the movie.
Rhinestone Contact Sheet Photo Binders, Publicity Transparencies, and Revised Draft Script:
Rhinestone may not have been a critical success, but its charm endures. This lot, featuring behind-the-scenes images, transparencies, and the revised script, provides a nostalgic journey into the glitzy world of the 1984 musical comedy, capturing moments that still delight fans today.
Patrick Swayze’s “Bodhi” Ronald Reagan Bank Robbery Mask from Point Break:
Point Break’s iconic line, “Utah, get me two,” echoes through the years. The Ronald Reagan bank robbery mask worn by Patrick Swayze’s character, Bodhi, is a testament to the film’s philosophical depth. It’s a piece of cinematic history that resonates with the essence of living life to the fullest.
The Blues Brothers Paste-up Artwork Composite for Prop Window Card:
For one collector, The Blues Brothers represents a special part of their youth. The paste-up artwork composite for a prop window card is a nostalgic reminder of the over-the-top antics and energetic musical moments that made the movie an instant classic.
Phone Booth Time Machine from Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure:
Who wouldn’t want a vehicle that allows time travel? The phone booth time machine from Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure is not just a prop; it’s an opportunity to embark on a journey to meet fascinating historical figures. After all, being excellent to each other knows no time bounds.
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Signature Bullwhip:
Adventure movie aficionados can’t resist the allure of Indiana Jones, and the signature bullwhip from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom is the epitome of iconic weaponry. It’s not just a prop; it’s a symbol of adventure and the indomitable spirit of the beloved character.
Bram Stoker’s Dracula Gary Oldman “Vlad the Impaler” Red Armor Display Figure:
The opening scenes of Bram Stoker’s Dracula set the stage for an epic cinematic experience. The blood-red armor worn by Gary Oldman as Prince Vlad is a stunning display piece that captures the essence of the film’s visual grandeur.
Macaulay Culkin’s “Kevin McCallister” Knit Snow Cap from Home Alone:
For those who grew up with Home Alone, the knit cap worn by Macaulay Culkin is a cherished artifact. With its beige background adorned with red moose and trees, it transports collectors back to the magic of Christmas and the timeless appeal of the beloved film.
The Planet Hollywood auction is not just an opportunity to acquire memorabilia; it’s a chance to own a piece of the magic that has captivated audiences for decades. As these intelligent collectors set their sights on these items, they’re not just acquiring possessions; they’re embracing the memories and stories that these cinematic treasures hold.
