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A suit worn by President Dale (Jack Nicholson) in the star studded comedy Mars Attacks! This costume was used in the scenes where Jack’s character meets the Martian leader, who then stabs him through the chest with his arm. The costume consists of a dark blue jacket and matching trousers, a white shirt labelled with ‘JN, March 1996’ and a tie with black and red stripes on it. It has no sizes marked but has a costumers tag that details the shirt as “President Dale #2 Shirt, Collar Worn” . A great opportunity to own a costume worn by this screen legend. Comes with a Warner Bros. certificate of authenticity.

A rubber knife used by Dredger (Robert Maillet) in the 2009 Guy Ritchie movie Sherlock Holmes. Dredger can be seen threatening Sherlock (Robert Downey Jr) with his enormous knife halfway through the movie when he and Watson (Jude Law) examine the laboratory of the dead body in Blackwood’s grave. Made entirely from a hard rubber, the knife has been decorated to look as though it has a dark brown wooden handle and a long ferocious looking blade that has been sprayed silver with production distressing to look dirty. Measures 41cm (16”) long.

A Roman soldier’s rectangular shield used in the Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton classic film Cleopatra. This style of rectangular shield can be clearly seen used by Roman troops during scenes with Caesar (Rex Harrison) and many others. This shield was once reddish brown with bright silver and brass colouring, and although this has dulled slightly still has some of the rich red and metallic gold essence from years ago, it also has some slight battle damage from use on set on the top left corner. Made of fibreglass it measures 53cm x 104cm (21" x 41") and is an incredible vintage prop from one of the most famous movies of all time, in great condition.

One of the Simon Templar’s (Val Kilmer) many disguises used in the 1997 action adventure film The Saint. The costume is labelled as “The Porter” and is an authentic hotel porter uniform in dark grey with big bright brass buttons, red collar, red and gold detailing on the cuffs which also runs down the trouser legs and a brass coloured metal name badge that reads ‘David’ with an “A” inside a wreath, as well as a pair of black leather ‘Goodyear’ shoes (size US11.5). This particular costume was used in a scene that never made it to the final cut, however has all the relevant costumers tags that detail it as Val Kilmer’s ‘Hero’ costume as The Porter in scenes 107 and 108. Made by “The Clothing Company Ltd” there are no sizes marked.

Ever wondered what was stopping you winning over all the ladies? Perhaps with this ‘Shaguar’ badge made for Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, you too can be the ultimate man of mystery! Made from metal, the badge spells out the name of Austin’s custom Jaguar, ‘Shaguar’ in underlined capital letters. This particular badge was made as a backup to the version seen in the final cut whose lettering is slightly bigger. Measures approximately 15cm (6”) long.

A background top from the comedy cult hit superhero film, Mystery Men. It appears to be a piece worn by someone of the many “gangs” represented in the film that confer with Casanova Frankenstein or by the 'superheros' who audition for the Mystery Men, although it has not been identified on screen. The long sleeved blue and green multi-coloured t-shirt has no sizes marked and appears to have some unidentified dried ‘goo’ down the front.

This item is a stunt Heckler & Koch MP5K-PDW used by Toll Road (Randy Couture) in Sylvester Stallone’s testosterone fueled action film The Expendables. The gun can be seen in the beginning of the film as Barney Ross (Stallone) and crew dispatch a group of pirates on an oil tanker. The gun is made entirely of hard rubber and features authentic manufacturer’s markings, a fixed flashlight attachment, as well as a laser sight. The gun measures approximately 24” (33cm) in length and is in very good condition.

Recent changes to the violent crime reduction bill mean that this particular prop can only be sold to customers who reside outside the UK. It is illegal for a resident of the UK to buy this item.

Exemptions are for N.A.R.E.S registered re-enactors, public museums/galleries or use in a film, television or theatrical production. In all cases paperwork will be required to complete the sale

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This item is a mug used in the 2007 Jim Carrey thriller The Number 23. The mug can be seen in the beginning of the film as Walter Sparrow’s (Carrey) son Robin (Logan Lerman) gives it as a gift. The mug can be screen matched by the lettering, and is colored white, with a trophy on one side, and the #1 on the other. This mug measures approximately 4” x 5” (10cm x 13cm) and is in very good condition.

This item is a Nintendo Wii remote used in the 2008 hilarious Ben Stiller comedy Tropic Thunder. Wii remotes such as this one can be seen throughout the film used by Rick Peck (Matthew McConaughey) as he plays several different games using the piece. The remote is a real working Wii remote and has the soft, protective cover, as well as a safety strap that attaches to the wrist for safe gaming. The white remote measures approximately 6” x 2” (15cm x 6cm) and is in good condition.

This item is a mailbag used in the 1998 Richard Linklater film The Newton Boys. Bags such as this can be seen in the film as Willis Newton (Matthew McConaughey) is emptying a rail car of its’ loot, as the brothers carry out the greatest train robbery in American history. The bag is made of white canvas and features brown leather at top and bottom. There is a leather strap which tightly shuts with the help of a series of metal rings and a fold-over leather flap. Additionally there is a leather handle on each end, a tag that reads “Registered, No. 9898,” and the white canvas is stamped “U.S. Mail.” The bag measures approximately 20” x 14” (51cm x 36cm) and is in good condition with some light wear due to production use and storage.

A frozen piece of the T1000 (Robert Patrick) in the 1991 sci-fi action film Terminator 2. The frosted boots of the seemingly invincible T-1000 are seen in the classic scene where the cyborg walks through the liquid nitrogen and freezes solid, breaking off entire chunks of himself such as this. This particular piece is the top section of the T-1000’s left boot, and is made of moulded rubber to look like the police uniform boot and trousers, with foam inside to keep it in shape. It would originally have been attached to the rest of the specially moulded leg but after production ended it was removed. The section is covered in a white frost, and interestingly is also covered in glitter, which although are not seen clearly on screen obviously had the intended effect as it look amazing on film, and the jagged “broken” section is actually covered in a layer of silver foil to look like the malleable inside of the cyborg. The ‘front’ of the boot has been covered in a glue, most likely because it formed part of the kneeling frozen T-1000 puppet which needed to be stuck down to make sure it didn’t fall over. It looks as though when it was pulled up after filming a rip appeared along half the length, and one section has been partially repaired with black matt tape. Measures 30 x 14 (12” x 5.5”).

Evey Hammond's (Natalie Portman) BTN ID card used in the 2005 drama V for Vendetta. The card was used for the scenes in Evey’s bedroom, the card is wedged into the mirror and has a ‘VOID’ sticker over the barcode. The laminate of the card has reacted with the ink over the years and it has blurred on the photo, and the ‘Void’ sticker has since been removed but is still a great little piece from the movie. It comes in a custom made frame with laser cut mount board featuring the movie title and stills. Display measures 48cm x 39cm (19” x 15.5”)

A miniature billboard used in the gothic style action film Batman Returns. The billboard features the 'TIME' magazine logo with a set of tiny bulbs housed above to illuminate it (the electronics have not been tested). The petite piece was used in the scenes filmed on the model miniature set of Gotham created for scenes that couldn’t feasibly be shot in life size sequences, but is not clearly seen in the final cut. It measures 19cm x 26cm (7.5” x 10”) and still even has some of the prop snow used on the miniature sets.

A suit worn by Joy (Jaime Pressly) in the comedy series My Name Is Earl. The suit can be seen in the season one episode “Randy's Touchdown”. Made by ‘Mossimo’ the single breasted pink jacket has black and white pinstriping and three pockets, and the matching skirt has a pleated ruffle. Also included are two costumers tags detailing the elements to the costume and the scenes in which it was used. Sized as ‘Small’. Costume is accompanied by an official FOX COA.

This item is a mask used in the 2005 thriller V for Vendetta. This mask was used in the scenes near the end of the film when we see the uprising of the public against the government. The mass of people who crowd in the streets to see the fireworks light up the London sky are all wearing these masks. The mask has foam pads on the forehead and under the eyes for comfort while wearing and an elastic strap around the back of the head to keep it in place. This great piece comes displayed in a custom opening frame with laser cut mount board featuring the movie title and stills, measures 24” x 25” x 7"(61cm x 64cm x 18cm.)

This is a document lot created for the production of the 1993 Clint Eastwood thriller In The Line Of Fire. Documents such as these can be seen used by Mitch Leary (John Malkovich,) who has a number of aliases, throughout the film as Frank Horrigan (Eastwood) tries to prevent what he couldn’t in 1963, the assassination of the President of the United States. The documents included here are a 1992-1993 Chicago vehicle tax sticker, a blank personal check with the name James Barnes, a paper badge with the name Thomas Hoffarth, as well as a $60,000 cashier’s check made out to Vortech Corporation, two credit cards with the name Burke Adler, and an invitation to a black tie dinner with the President. The documents are all in good condition.

This is a mental hospital file for Norman Bates used in Bates Motel, a pilot for a TV series which was not picked up. The file has Bates’ name and patient number on the tab, and is from Atascadero State Hospital, listed as a “Personnel Records Folder.” Inside the file is filled with numerous pages of various hospital forms, many of which have been photocopied, and even features multiple time stamps beginning in 1960. The entire file measures approximately 12” x 9” and is in very good condition.

A partial Turboman costume worn by Arnold Schwarzenegger in the Christmas classic Jingle All The Way. The outfit consists of a zip-up red lycra body suit with foam rubber muscles attached on the upper body, and in true super hero style there is a gold ‘T’ spread across the chest. There are stitched holes in the back of the body suit for the SFX 'flying' wires and there are small poppers on the neck and elbows for the shiny golden shoulder packs and gauntlets. There has been some slight damage caused during production to the costume with small tear on the back and peeling of parts of the muscles. The costume can be seen during the Wintertainment Parade at the film's climax, being worn by the Governor of California.

A jacket worn by William Trench (Michael Sheen) in the 2002 movie adaptation of Four Feathers. Trench and the other members of the British Army can be seen wearing this style of jacket throughout the movie, and this particular production disressed version is thought to have been used in the final moments of the Mahji attack on the regiment out in the Sudan. The red woollen jacket has blue cuffs and collar, and features elaborated brass buttons, many of which are sadly missing from the front and the epaulettes. Originally there would have been two insignia pips on the collar, the holes from which are still present. There are two large pockets on the front and the left arm has both a repaired and open rip surrounded by dried prop blood, which also covers a considerable amount of the sleeve. The entire jacket has been purposefully faded for the production to look as though it has spent many months in the desert. Inside is a label from the London costume house Angels which denotes this jacket as “Michael Sheen, Sept 2000”. No size marked.

A shirt worn by Ethan Hunt in Brian DePalma's Mission Impossible. The shirt was worn by Ethan on top of the Eurostar train as it heads for the Channel tunnel with the helicopter in pursuit. The pale blue ‘Dometakis’ shirt has definite signs of use on set and there is a piece of elasticated fabric attached at the back of the shirt which keeps the shirt tucked in, this goes under the groin and fastens to the front by Velcro. It is marked inside as “KC 1” which most likely denotes this as being worn by Keith Campbell as Tom Cruise’s stunt double for the more dangerous stunts atop the train.

Headed stationery from the production of the Bond movie The Man With The Golden Gun. The A4 sheet of paper features the legendary black and white viewfinder image, 007 logo across the top as well as a ‘golden gun’, the top billing credits, and across the bottom of the page are the contact details for the production company Eon Productions. The envelope also has the golden gun motif, 007 logo, credits and contact details. The pieces are in pristine condition.

This is a background Gremlin used in the 1989 miniature creature feature Gremlins 2: The New Batch. Made of soft foam latex and mounted on a wood base, the brown colored Gremlin features claws, eyes, and teeth, all of which are incredibly lifelike. The puppet has a hole at the bottom of its torso through which a puppeteer could control the Gremlin much more thoroughly. Attached to the Gremlin is a set of animatronic arms with triggers connected to the hands, which when pulled moves the Gremlins’ fingers. This Gremlin was made by the legendary Rick Baker and his team and includes a letter of authenticity from Baker himself! The complete piece stands approximately 30” (69cm) tall and is in very good condition.

“I wanna introduce you to a personal friend of mine. This is an M41A pulse rifle. Ten millimetre with over-and-under thirty millimetre pump action grenade launcher.”

We are very proud to present our much anticipated, officially licensed, Aliens Hero Pulse Rifle! One of the most Iconic movie weapons ever to blast its way onto the big screen, the Pulse Rifle is the weapon of choice for the US Colonial Marines in James Cameron’s Oscar winning Aliens.

To create the definitive Pulse Rifle we obtained one of the few surviving Hero Pulse Rifles, meticulously measured and photographed every detail and then painstakingly recreated this exactly. The result is the most accurate replica ever produced, a must have for any Aliens fan! Features include:

Aluminium Shrouds the same dimensions as the original ‘Hero’ Pulse Rifle.

Metal retractable shoulder stock

Metal barrel vent

Removable magazine

Light up LED counter display sets at ‘95’ when the magazine is inserted

Moving ‘Grenade Launcher’ pump handle

Themed wall display plaque

Accurate ‘Brown Bess’ coloured shrouds

We have very few remaining so place your order now to own one of these long awaited pieces of iconic movie history.

A metal sword used by Sir Thomas Fairfax (Dougray Scott) Fairfax in the Rupert Everett film To Kill A King. Sir Thomas can be seen wearing this style of sword throughout the movie whilst denouncing King Charles I with Thomas Cromwell. The authentically made sword has a long narrow steel blade, at the top of which is an elaborate swirling guard also made of steel. The handle is covered in braids of metal and topped with a large round pommel with decorative lines engraved into it. The sword comes with its full leather scabbard that simply has a metal tip and band around the opening, the latter of which has a small clip to secure it into the leather baldrick the hung across Fairfax's chest. Measures 110cm (43.5”) long.

A shirt worn by Jack Weil (Robert Redford) in the 1990 romantic gambling drama Havana. This shirt was used in the scenes towards the end of the movie when playing the most important Poker game of his life, and the following scenes in the apartment and by the sea. The brown shirt by ‘Nat Wise’ has two labels that read “RR” and “January 1990” stitched inside. Also included is the costumers tag detailing the shirt’s use within the production.

A cigarette carton used in the Battlestar Gallactica episode “Black Market”. These cartons were part of the main plot point of the episode which sees many of the crew using the black market. The box is made from cardboard which has been printed with a red band around the middle that has the brand name “Sarcoma” and a snake in the shape of a snake either side. Also printed on the carton is a barcode and “Made on Aquarion”, the batch number and manufacturer’s address on Aquarion. Measures 27cm (10.5”) long.

A replica of Captain Barbossa’s serpent pendant. Made from cast metal with antique brass paint effect, it comes hung on a 66cm (26”) chain.

This is the special effects chestburster from the 1992 sci-fi sequel Alien³. In the final scene of the film, Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) jumps into a pit of fire in order to kill the queen alien living inside her. As she’s falling, the queen fetus bursts out of her chest, and this piece was made for the effect. The piece is a hollow, rubber chestburster that flattened to the chest when attached to a chest-strapped base. Air and blood would be pumped into the burster to make the effect of the creature exploding out of the chest. This burster can still expand with air. The piece is completely stained with fake blood, measures 8” (20cm) in length, and is in fair condition.

This item is a full costume of Ronald McDonald’s beloved K-9 companion Sundae, worn by Verne Troyer, for a series of McDonald’s commercials. This impressive costume is complete with a torso piece featuring faux white fur with brown spots, two head masks made of foam latex, one painted, one unpainted, four extra paws that snap onto the torso piece, in addition to the four paws already present, as well as two small vests for the wearer, and a fur covered sleeve, which contains a foam limb featuring metal wiring at the center. The painted mask included features some discoloration around the blue nose and some directional markings on the face, evidence of an early design, the torso-attached paws feature short claws, several of which are no longer present, however, this rare collector's costume remains in overall good condition.

A Kull Warrior’s helmet and wrist device used in the highly successful sci-fi TV series Stargate SG-1. These warriors first appear in the season seven episode Evolution (parts 1 and 2), they were super soldiers designed by Anubis to replace the Jaffa as the ultimate bodyguard, and the SG team had to find a way to defeat the seemingly invincible creations. Both components are made from resin painted black in a very futuristic and imposing shape with eyes that light up via a small flick switch inside the helmet, and a mechanical looking ponytail hanging from the rear. The wrist device is shaped like a small blaster and sat on the arm of the warrior for accuracy during battle, it can be lit up by pressing a small button on the side. Some of the paint has flaked away from the helmet to reveal the white base layer but does not detract from the impressive nature of the piece.

Both pieces come presented on a spectacular custom made black display that incorporates the series title which is illuminated using ultra bright LEDs powered via a push button on the rear of the display, and are supported on clear acrylic rods to give them a weightless appearance. Display and helmet measure 53cm (21") tall.

A Gorg alien from the George Lucas blockbuster Star Wars The Phantom Menace. These strange looking creatures can be seen hanging from a stall in the Mos Espa marketplace in the movie. Made from soft rubber the two stalk-eyed, frog like alien has an interesting green skin with pink and blue detailing, and long thin legs with large feet that show evidence of being tied up for the piece to hang upside down. This fantastically weird creature comes presented on a custom built display that incorporates the Star Wars logo which is illuminated using ultra bright LEDs controlled via a small push switch at the back. The creatures is 66cm (26“) long and on the display stands at 33cm (13“) tall.

A jacket worn by Jason King and production paperwork used in the crime solving drama series Department S. The maverick detective Jason King wears this style of jacket whilst solving the unsolvable crimes that make their way to Department S in episode “The Pied Piper of Hambledown”, and this particular jacket was probably worn by the stunt double that stood in for Peter Wyngard in the big fight in the local Village hotel. The brown tweed jacket features orange pin striping with horn buttons. The front of the jacket has four pockets on the front and two inside. It has no size marked.

Also included with this piece is a “Briefing for Writers” booklet, which essentially details everything a new writer to the series would need to know, how to lay out their script, the characters, the constraints and format of each episode. It is fourteen pages long and typewritten on blue paper stapled in the top left corner. The A4 pages are in a ‘well read’ condition with some dirt on the front cover and multiple creases.

A Woad Warrior’s shield used in the Keira Knightley, Clive Owen and Ioan Gruffudd movie King Arthur 2004. This shield was used by one of the warriors in the various epic battle scenes. Made from canvas covered wood and edged in metal painted gold, it is painted orange with a vac formed plastic boss in the middle that was originally painted silver but some of which has since flaked away. There is a wooden handle at the back, and the entire piece shows battle damage from its use on set. Measures 56cm x 46cm (22" x 18").

A black, green and gold banner from the Ridley Scott crusade movie Kingdom of Heaven. This style of banner can be seen throughout the film being carried by Saladin’s army. The banner is made from black and green material with strips of gold detailing running down either side, and Arabic script painted in gold on the central strip of green. On one side are triangles that alternate between of green and black the whole way down and the black versions feature golden painted stars. The opposite and top have the hoops to feed the flag pole through. The main body of the flag measures 220cm x 45cm (86.5 x 17.5”)

This item is a set of three bodies used in the 1994 David Fincher Sci-fi sequel Alien³. The bodies can be seen in the film when Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) has her body cat-scanned to confirm her worst fear: there is an alien living inside her. The three bodies have been crafted as layers of Ripley’s body. The first is made completely of foam latex and has been crafted to resemble muscle tissue just underneath the skin, the second is made of foam latex as well and features all of the organs of the body, the third is a torso shell also made of foam latex but includes a skeletal structure made of rubber. The bodies which each extend from the neck to the upper thighs, each measure approximately 27” x 17” (69cm x 43cm) and are all in good condition.

A spread eagle Roman Standard used in the 2000 multi Oscar winning Russell Crowe film, Gladiator. This incredible display piece is made from wood and gold painted fiberglass and measures approximately 106” x 12” (269cm x 31cm.) On top, the standard has a perched eagle. Continuing down, there is another gold fiberglass piece attached to the wooden pole in the shape of a circle. On both sides of the circular piece is the profile of Caesar’s head; the pole also features gold tassles directly underneath the circular piece. The prop can be seen in the Germanic battle scenes at the beginning of the movie and the piece is in good condition.

Create your own special effect! This item is a blood-letting knife used in the 2006 horror film Pumpkinhead Ashes To Ashes. The knife can be seen in the film as Haggis (Lynne Verrall) uses it to draw blood from a group of vengeful teens who want to summon Pumpkinhead. The exquisite knife features a custom dragon design; the entire metal handle is in the shape of a fierce dragon as well as the sheath, which has a winged dragon perched on each side and a curved tip which is adorned with an additional dragon's head. The knifes blade is made of stainless steel and has multiple marks which were part of the design. The best part of this item is that the left side of the blade features an attached gold tube with a small opening at the end of the blade which runs all the way through the handle and is attached to plastic tubing, allowing for fake blood to be easily pumped in while remaining hidden! This item measures 16" (41cm) in length and is in good condition.

This item is a production design concept sketch for the design of the Cylon helmet for the 1978-1979 classic Sci-fi series Battlestar Galactica. The sketch was done using marker and pencil and reveals the origin for the now iconic Science Fiction villainous figure. The sketch was done by designer Andrew Probert, measures 8.5” x 11” (22cm x 28cm,) and is in very good condition.

This item is a bus schedule from the 1994 Keanu Reeves action film Speed. Schedules such as this can be seen throughout the film behind the drivers' partition as Jack Traven (Reeves) attempts to save the passengers of a bus which is rigged to explode. The item is an actual schedule for Santa Monica Intercity Bus Lines and includes a full schedule and route map. The folded schedule measures 8.5" x 3.5" (22cm x 9cm) and is in excellent condition.

A giant promotional AT-AT head from the legendary toy company FAO Schwarz. This enormous beast of a piece was used by FAO Schwarz as one of their promotional displays in the Star Wars Section of the store, and when the company fell into financial difficulties, display pieces such as this were sold off and purchased by fans.

Made from fibreglass, the head features all the detailing seen on the impressive AT-ATs in the classic blockbuster, including the laser cannons and blasters and has been painted grey with darker production distressing in the corners. There is a line of red LEDs that run along the front of the viewport, but these have not been tested, nor have the lights at the end of the cannons and blasters. Whilst on display as part of a more complete 'All Terrain Armoured Transport', the head was supported by a large metal bar which is still present and can be used to support the piece.

The main body measures 150cm (59”) long, the ‘neck' is 80cm (31.5”) long, the visible metal support is 56cm (22”) and is 78cm (30.5”) tall. Due to the vast dimensions of this great piece, a specialist courier will be required, and customers would please request a shipping quote before ordering.

A sword used in the 2005 Ridley Scott crusade movie Kingdom of Heaven. Memebers of Saladin’s army can be seen wearing and fighting with this style of sword in the movie over the city of Jerusalem, the ‘kingdom of heaven’. The sword has an aluminium blade with chinks cut into it from the many battle scenes in which it was used. It has a curved rubber handle decorated to look like wood, although some of the paint has flaked off due to its use on set. The scabbard is also made from rubber that has been painted to look like leather with ornate sections of detail made to look like metal, and most of the paint has flaked from these sections too to reveal black rubber beneath. Also included is a leather belt attachment that would have secured the sword to the members of Saladin’s army. Measures 109cm (43”) long.

A shirt worn by Jack Weil (Robert Redford) in the 1990 romantic gambling drama Havana. This shirt was used in the scene halfway through the movie when he hits the nightlife of Havana, meets two Cuban ladies in the bar, and encounters the revolutionary Arturo. The pink shirt by ‘Nat Wise’ has two labels that read “RR” and “November 1989” stitched inside.

A sword used in the production of the 1999 action movie 13th Warrior starring Antonio Banderas. The blade is made from forged metal and is covered in marks hinting at its origin, with symbols etched below the hilt that read "BD" and "FW" either side of a thistle. The hilt is made from metal that has been painted to resemble gold, decorated with clear coloured acrylic paint to look like precious jewels. The handle is made from resin decorated to look like real bone with intentional little nicks and scuffs covering it. The pommel is similar in design to the hilt, with a small amount of padded material added to the top and attached with thing thong. Measures 107cm (42in) long.

A production used blueprint used in the production of the second movie in the Potter series, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. This blueprint is for the spooky spider’s hollow where Harry, Ron and Fang encounter the giant spider Aragog. It shows a complete birds-eye view of the set, and even includes the flying Ford Anglia that speeds in to rescue them. This is a revised edition dated 5.10.01, and features information such as the designer, crew members needed, who it was drawn by and which stage it was due to be built on. The large sheet of paper measures 84cm x 150cm (33” x 65”) and even has pin hole from where it was pinned up on the wall of a production office.

This is a set of three folders for Walter Sparrow (Jim Carrey) in the 2007 thriller The Number 23. The folders can be seen in the film as Walter dumps a box of his personal belongings around the floor, revealing the medical records of his time in an institution. The folders, one designated for insurance information, the other two containing pysch evaluation information, are all brown in color. The insurance folder contains an emergency room record, a psychiatric questionnaire, and a personal breakup letter written to Walter from Laura Tollins (Rhona Mitra;) the other two folders both contain a psychiatric record and a personal effects inventory, all of which are filled out, one even contains numerous pages of a police officer’s handbook to give the folder a larger weight. All folders are labeled “Walter Sparrow,” measure about 12” x 10” (31cm x 25cm) and are in good condition.