The following original authentic 'hero' screen worn costumes and movie props are from the sets of major Hollywood motion pictures, and collectibles from my private collection!


THE RUINS
"hero" screen worn costume
CHARLIE BARTLETT
"hero" screen worn costumes
ALPHA DOG
"hero" screen worn costumes
THE SPIDERWICK CHRONICLES
"hero" screen worn costumes

ALPHA DOG
"hero" screen worn costumes
ALPHA DOG
"hero" screen worn costumes
DISTURBIA
"hero" screen worn costumes
DISTURBIA
"hero" screen used Props

DISTURBIA
"hero" screen used Props
THE EMPEROR'S CLUB
"hero" screen worn costumes
AGENT CODY BANKS
"hero" screen used Props
PETER PAN
"hero" screen worn costumes

PETER PAN
"hero" screen used Prop
PETER PAN
crew shirt of Jeremy Sumpter
PETER PAN
"hero" screen used Prop
PETER PAN
screen used Props

PETER PAN
screen used Prop
TITANIC
screen used Prop
PETER PAN
crew call sheets
TEACHERS
personally script of Ralph Macchio

Hero:

A type of prop or wardrobe that is regarded as the type of highest and best use; often attributed to use by the star or a principal of the production as well as close-up shots. 1) The "hero" prop is not the "stunt" version or "special fx" version, or any other special/specific use version of the prop; 2) the "hero" version of the prop is frequently the most highly detailed and/or functional and is usually (though not always) made of superior materials (i.e. metal vs. rubber or resin) and of a higher quality of workmanship; 3) the "hero" version of the prop is frequently intended for use in close-up shots and/or publicity material; 4) the "hero" version of the prop is frequently used by the star/lead of the film; 5) with regard to firearms, the "hero" version of the prop is frequently live fire or blank fire; 6) in terms of collecting, "hero" props command a premium in price, value, rarity, and demand.
IT STARTED IN NAPLES
personally script of Clark Gable
WITHOUT MALICE
personally script of Corey Haim




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"Imagine... To realize dreams, to transform them into moving images - this is what cinematography has been about since its beginning. This medium, combining imagination and technology in a unique and fascinating way, has created increasingly realistic illusions in its over 100 year history. And often one could not determine afterwards what came first: the filmmaker`s untamable imagination, or the technology that made it possible to capture it on film.
Thus the history of film is also the history of film technology."


GEORGE LAZENBY
signed movie
RAY HARRYHAUSEN
signed movie
AUTOGRAPHS
from Various Actors
AUTOGRAPHS
from Karate Kid II (1986)


35MM THEATRE COPY
Harry and the Hendersons
35MM THEATRE COPY
Blue Thunder
35MM TRAILER
of "The Longest Day"
35MM FOOTAGE REEL CANS
of "24" TV Series


SUPER PANATAR LENS
by Panavision
CINEMASCOPE LENS
by Bausch & Lomb
ULTRA PANATAR LENS
by Panavision
SUPERAMA LENS
by Panavision


70MM SOUNDHEAD
by Century
CINEMASCOPE LENS
by Carl Zeiss
CARBON ARC LAMP
for Cinema Projection
DRIVE-IN SPEAKER
from 50's Route 66


ARRIFLEX 16BL
by Arnold & Richter
MITCHELL 16 CAMERA
from Mitchell Corp.
OPTICAL SOUNDHEAD
by Kinoton
35MM TRAILER
of Perter Pan (2003)


1KW PROJECT BULB
by Xenon
8MM MOVIE CAMERA
by Bolex Paillard
8MM PROJECTOR
by Noris
OMNIMAX FILM STRIP
70mm IMAX


CINEMASCOPE SIGN
for Movie Theatre
35MM HOT SPLICER
by Maier-Hancock
ANNIVERSARY STONE
by 20th Century Fox
FIRE GATE
by Zeiss Ikon


1944/12/15 TICKET
Marmorhaus Berlin
FILM WOCHENSCHAU
from 1960 in 35mm
FRESNEL LAMPS
by ARRI Lighting
CHECK THE GATE
Film Gate




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