Have you ever thought of getting the exclusive memorabilia of your favouritemovie? How much are you willing to spend? The props from popular movies or memorabilia are often hunted by avid fans to own a piece of the movie experience they love. Sure, you can find posters, t-shirts and figurines related to the movies but there are many amongst us who would love to spend an nth amount of money to get their hands on the props from their favourite movies. That has given rise to the businesses that deals in selling such props to die-hard fans. Here is a list of the most expensive movie props ever sold. James Bond’s Aston Martin. As Sean Connery immortalized the character of James Bond, one other thing that stood out in movies such as “Goldfinger” and “Thunderball” is loaded with slick gadgets, 007’s Ashton Martin D35. Apparently, Aston Martin created two cars especially for these iconic movies, but one of them was stolen from its owner in the year 1997. The other one, however, because of the cult status of the car garnered around 4.6 million dollars in an auction in the year 2010. The great sword of Aragorn. The lord of the rings trilogy is not only known for being the cult classic of all times but is a heavy favourite of all the memorabilia collectors. The fans love to get their hands on the actual props from the movie and are willing to spend any price to own them. Some of the memorabilia that fetched an insane amount of money are Frodo’s and Bilbo Baggin’s famous sword “Sting”, which was sold for 161,000 dollars in the year 2013, and Gandalf’s staff which was sold for 325,000 dollars. But the true showstopper which takes the cake for fetching the highest price is Aragorn’s sword named “Anduril”, which was sold for 437,000 dollars. Audrey Hepburn’s iconic dress from Breakfast at Tiffany’s. When we talk about Audrey Hepburn, we cannot forget her iconic look in the legendary film “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”, where she dazzled the audience in a black dress. That iconic black Givenchy dress that Hepburn wore in the movie was sold for a whopping 807,000 dollars in an auction in the year 2006. The original script of the movie has said to fetch even more price in the same said auction. So, how much would you spend to get your hands on your favourite movie props?
