December 5, 2006
Props go wild
Accessorised with pearls, a cigarette holder and its wearer’s doe-eyed charm, Audrey Hepburn’s little black dress in Breakfast At Tiffany’s is one of cinema’s most iconic garments.From the Times of London.Yesterday it became the most expensive, selling at auction for £410,000 as the star attraction in a record-breaking sale of film and entertainment memorabilia at Christie’s in Kensington, West London. . .
Among the 276 other lots was James Bond’s first gun, the Walther PPK used by Sean Connery in Dr No, which sold for £54,000 and the hideous reindeer jumper worn by Colin Firth’s Mark Darcy for a particularly embarrassing Christmas party scene in Bridget Jones’ Diary. It fetched £1,080.
Posted by David on December 5, 2006 9:09 PM
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Give them a chance to become vintage (say 1200 years or so) and they might be worth something. Now, paying that much money for them is just conspicuously consumptive. (cough, cough)
Posted by: Sarah on December 7, 2006 11:52 PM
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