Hollywood Auction Extravaganza VIII

From the hit 2004-2010 TV series "Lost", this is a metal knife, used as a background prop. (approx. 12" long)

Hit maker JJ Abrams ("Alias", "Star Trek") scored another success with the much loved "Lost" (2004-2010). This is a me...

From Martin Scorsese's ambitious "Gangs of New York" (2002), this is a metal knife. (approx. 16" long)

From a TV series that became an American obsession! "Lost" lasted six seasons, but viewers wanted it never to end! This is a metal knife u...

From the six season sensation "Lost", here are four hero screen items. First is Charlie's (Dominic Managhan) heroin drug bags (contain...

Perhaps the deadliest of the terminators is in "Terminator: Salvation" (2009) with the new improved Skynet T-600's. This is a screen u...

The new and improved killing machines from Skynet in "Terminator: Salvation" (2009) is the T-600 Terminator. One of them almost destroys M...

From 2009's "Terminator: Salvation" Skynet continues to reek havoc, especially with their new T-600 Terminator. They are everywhere, d...

After Kaye Reese (Anton Yelchin) saves Marcus (Sam Worthington) in "Terminator: Salvation" (2009), there is a moment of suspicion, and K...

In "Terminator: Salvation" the resistance, lead by John Connor (Christian Bale), has organized greatly, and have some more advance weaponr...

In director McG’s 2009 “Terminator: Salvation”, Skynet, that evil corporation is back and has destroyed most of human life in a nuclear war. But of co

In Terminator: Salvation (2009) Marcus (Sam Worthington) is a death row prisoner, who after dying of lethal injection is brought back to life by Skyne

Terminator: Salvation (2009) continues the saga with a grown John Conner (Christian Bale), now the leader of the Resistance against Skynet. This is Ba

At the end of Terminator: Salvation John Connor (Christian Bale) fights it out at the headquarters of Skynet. This is Connor's hero black rubber...

In "Terminator 2" (1991), the Terminator (Arnold Schwarzenegger) comes back to kill the child, John (Edward Furlong), being that he was af...

In “Terminator 2: Judgment Day” (1991) the Terminator (Arnold Schwarzenegger) was given one of the ultimate enemies of all time: T-1000 (Robert Patric

There are many iconic images of Arnold Schwarzenegger in his role as Terminator. And perhaps at the top of the list is the image (and the sound), of h

From director Robert Redford's 1992 ethereal film "The River Runs Through it", these are hero screen worn Khaki pants worn by the main...

From the 1982 screen version of the Broadway smash "The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas", this is a hero screen worn black sport coat word...

From the classic 1959 western "Warlock", (reminiscent of 1952's "High Noon") Clay Blaisedell (Henry Fonda), must go against ...

Controversial Director and amazing visualist Terry Gilliam came back in form with the stunning time-traveling feature "12 Monkeys" (1995)...

Starting in 1958, the TV world was awash with the mega-hit "77 Sunset Strip". And the break-out heartthrob was Edd Byrnes as "Kookie&...

There never will be another James Cagney. Leaping from harden gangsters to song-and-dance-men, he could do everything. And everyone loved him. This is

Marty Feldman was not only a legendary comic actor, but also directed. One of Feldman's most popular creations was "The Last Remake of Beau...

Based on a Daphne Du Maurier ("Rebecca 1940, "The Birds" 1963), the dark "My Cousin Rachel" 1952 starred a very young, and ...

After the massive success of "The Champ" (1931), Wallace Beery and child actor Jackie Cooper were teamed up to make more films together. O...

In 1943, with the war boiling over and no end in sight, most of the world was wondering about their own lives, and their own future. That is why direc

A truly scandalous movie of it's time (1934) was "the Affairs of Cellini" about a free-spirit sculptor who seduces the Duchess of Flor...

Before he became known as the long time producer of Johnny Carson's "The Tonight Show" Fred De Cordova was actually a movie director d...

An unusual 1938 movie about a champion steeplechase horse that is blind, "Pride of the Blue Grass" used real jockey's and actors who t...

For a certain generation there are some TV shows that became legendary in their time. One of them was "The Wild Wild West" (1965-1969), st...

A nice piece of musical history. Many dancer-actresses made a good living going from film to film usually as one of dozens, if not hundreds in a massi

Based on a Michael Crichton novel, "The Terminal Man" (1974) was one of the first movies to explore what happens when we start messing aro...

From the 1940 "Brother Orchid" about true redemption, starring Edward G. Robinson, Humphrey Bogart and Ann Southern, this is a costume wo...

Warner Baxter was one of those actors who started at the very beginning of film (in 1914!), and continued until his death in the early 1950's. H...

A grand movie showing the rise of the Rothschild empire, "The House of Rothschild" (1934) had costumes to match the opulence of their worl...

One of the most asked questions is whether actors get to keep their costumes. The answer in most cases is... no. But there are exceptions. Which makes

When one speaks of beloved movies, 1938's "The Adventures of Robin Hood" is always on the list. This grand exquisite Technicolor adven...

"Hellboy" (2004) is a wild concept. In the waning days of WWII the desperate Nazi's start to use Black Magic to help their dying cause...

A terrific story of revenge, "Punisher" (2004) is the story of one man's vengeance against those that destroyed his life. This is the ...

It's amazing how far back beloved legend Vincent Price goes in Hollywood History! Case in point is his role in this 1939 Grand Guignol classic &...

Perhaps we all want to see John Wayne either as the greatest American cowboy, or fighting WW II single handed. But he did other things as well. &quo...

A great "ride" of a movie, "Vera Cruz" (1954) takes place during the Mexican Rebellion of 1866. Two rather odiferous characters,...

Hands down the best version of Mark Twain's classic story "The Prince and the Pauper" is the 1937 version starring Errol Flynn. Everyt...

Martin Scorsese’s 2002’s “Gangs of New York” was a labor of love for Scorsese. It centers on Amsterdam Vallon, (Leonardo DiCaprio), who as a child, w

The now American classic “Gangs of New York” (2002) was over 30 years in the making. Although both gangs in the movie were pure Irish the “Natives” (l

In “Gangs of New York” (2002), two rival gangs in mid 1800 New York fight it out. The “Natives” (Irish who were born in America), and the “Dead Rabb

“Gangs of New York” is Martin Scorsese’s 2002 epic cinema masterpiece about the actual conflicts between the Irish who felt they were “true American’s

Among the many elements of Scorsese’s astonishing “Gangs of New York” (2002) were the battles between to the enemy gangs “The Natives”, and “The Dead

No one can forget the battles in Martin Scorsese's "Gangs of New York" (2002). They were like nothing else ever filmed. This is a meta...