This is a list of film memorabilia.

Film memorabilia can include: autographs, collectibles, original concept art, costumes, lobby cards, magazines, posters, press kits, pressbooks, props, scripts, slides, still photos, and storyboards, as well as promotional material (e.g., t-shirts).

Costumes FilmMemorabilia2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)In July 2020, a silver space suit was sold at auction in Los Angeles for $370,000, exceeding its estimate of $200,000–300,000. Four layers of paint indicate it was used in multiple scenes. The helmet of the suit had been painted green at one stage, leading to a belief that it may have been worn during the scene where Dave Bowman disconnects HAL 9000.Alien (1979)The puffy, white space suit Sigourney Weaver wore—designed by John Mollo—sold at auction for $204,800.Ben-Hur (1959)Charlton Heston's tunic, robe, and accessories from the film were put up for bid in Debbie Reynolds' 2011 Profiles in History auction.Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961)Audrey Hepburn's "little black Givenchy dress", plus a few minor items, fetched £467,200 ($923,187) for the City of Joy Foundation in 2006.Casablanca (1942)Captain Renault's white uniform sold for $55,000 in the June 2011 Debbie Reynolds auction.Cinderella Man (2005)Russell Crowe's jockstrap was purchased by the HBO television show Last Week Tonight with John Oliver and then donated to a Blockbuster Video shop.Dr. No (1962)The white bikini worn by Ursula Andress was first sold by Andress for £41,125 in 2001. It was later auctioned in November 2020. The actual winning bid is not specified, but pre-auction estimates were between $300,000 and $500,000.Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953)Marilyn Monroe's red-sequined dress was auctioned off for $1.2 million in the June 2011 auction of Debbie Reynolds' collection.Monroe's pink dress, which she wore in the "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" number, sold for $314,000 in June 2010.Gilda (1946) The two-piece costume worn by Rita Hayworth in the "Amado Mio" nightclub sequence was offered as part of the "TCM Presents ... There's No Place Like Hollywood" auction on November 24, 2014, at Bonhams in New York. It was estimated that the costume would fetch between $40,000 and $60,000; it actually sold for $161,000. In April 2009, the black dress worn by Rita Hayworth in the "Put the Blame on Mame" scene was planned to be sold at an auction of the Forrest J. Ackerman estate, but was withdrawn before the auction. The initial estimated price was between $30,000 and $50,000.Indiana Jones series (1981–2023)Indiana Jones' trademark fedora hat sold for £320,000 (around $425,000)—£393,600 (about $520,000) with the 23% buyer's premium—in a September 2018 auction.Le Mans (1971)Steve McQueen's racing suit was auctioned off for $984,000 in 2011.My Fair Lady (1964)Audrey Hepburn's Ascot dress sold for $3,700,000 ($4,551,000 with additional fees and taxes) in the June 2011 Debbie Reynolds auction.Saturday Night Fever (1977)The white suit worn by John Travolta was purchased by film critic Gene Siskel in a charity auction for about $2000. He sold it for $145,000 (or £93,000) to an anonymous bidder at a Christie's auction around 1995.The Seven Year Itch (1955)Marilyn Monroe's white dress, the one whose skirt was raised by the updraft from a passing subway train, brought $4.6 million, not including an additional 20% buyer's premium, in the June 2011 Debbie Reynolds auction.The Sound of Music (1965)In July 2013, the outfits worn by Julie Andrews and the children in the "Do-Re-Mi" scene were auctioned off for $1.3 million at Profiles in History.Star Wars franchise (1977–) In 2003, a costume worn by Darth Vader in The Empire Strikes Back (1980) sold at an auction for $83,000. In 2010, bids for a Vader costume used in Empire failed to meet the reserve price, stopping at £150,000. In June 2017, Vader's helmet sold for $96,000 at an auction. In September 2018, bidding for Han Solo's jacket from Empire stalled at £450,000 ($630,742), below the reserve price of £500,000 ($700,825), so it was not sold.Superman original series (1978–2006)Christopher Reeve's costume from the 1978 Superman film brought in $115,000 at a 2007 Hollywood auction, while his Superman III costume sold for $200,000 in 2018.Tarzan the Ape Man films (1932–1948)The loincloth of Johnny Weissmuller's Tarzan was sold at the 1970 MGM auction.The Tramp films (1914–1940)One of Charlie Chaplin's trademark bowler hats was put up for bid in Debbie Reynolds' 2011 Profiles in History auction.Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971)In 2012, the entire outfit worn by Willy Wonka (Gene Wilder)—including his purple suit coat and frilled shirt—sold for $73,800.The Wizard of Oz (1939) Four pairs of Dorothy's ruby slippers in the style familiar to viewers are known to have survived. One pair is on permanent display at the National Museum of American History, a gift from an anonymous donor. This is probably the pair sold at the 1970 MGM auction for $15,000. Another pair was sold to Michael Shaw the same year. While on display at the Judy Garland Museum, it was stolen in 2005 and recovered in September 2018. On December 7, 2024, this pair was sold at auction for $28 million by Heritage Auctions ($32.5 million after auction fees were included), making it the most "valuable movie memorabilia ever sold at auction," according to Heritage Auctions. Philip Samuels paid $165,000 for a pair in 1981. In 2012, Leonardo DiCaprio and other benefactors acquired the pair for an undisclosed price for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' forthcoming museum. The fourth pair was last sold in 2000 to David Elkouby and his partners for $666,000. Actress Debbie Reynolds purchased a much more fanciful Arabian-motif pair of slippers that was used only in costume tests before being rejected. It was sold in the first of a series of 2011 auctions of her extensive collection, going for $510,000, with the buyer's premium and taxes raising the total to $627,300. Judy Garland's blue cotton dress, used in test shots or during the first two weeks of filming, p. 61 was sold in the 2011 Debbie Reynolds auction for $910,000. Garland's "blue and white gingham pinafore with a fitted bodice and a full skirt", believed to be one of two she wore on-screen, went for $1,565,000 (including buyer's premium) in 2015. Two sets of Cowardly Lion costumes exist. The question of which was worn by Bert Lahr is disputed. One set, initially part of the MGM auction, was sold by sculptor Bill Mack in 2006 for $826,000. The other costume, supposedly rescued from the trash bins at the MGM auction, was in the possession of noted collector James Comisar until November 24, 2014, when it was sold at a Bonhams auction in New York for $3,077,000 (including buyer's premium). According to Comisar, the "unique fur swirls" confirm that his costume was the one worn in key scenes. The Scarecrow costume, less the mask (which had to be replaced repeatedly during filming), is held by the National Museum of American History. The Wicked Witch of the West's black hat went for $197,400 in 2008. In 2024, another witch hat worn by Margaret Hamilton was sold at Heritage Auction's Hollywood & Entertainment Signature Auction for $2,930,000. $115,000 was paid for a Winkie costume in 2007.

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