LOS ANGELES, CA.- Julien’s Auctions and Turner Classic Movies concluded their two-day summer blockbuster event, Hollywood Legends, with total sales of two million dollars. The event was held live Thursday, June 19th and Friday, June 20th at Julien’s Studios in Los Angeles and online at juliensauctions.com, drawing bidders from around the world.

The sale featured over 850 of Hollywood’s most iconic costumes, props, personal items, and production materials, representing the Golden Age through to modern and contemporary film and television classics.


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Highlights Included:

• Harrison Ford’s original fedora worn in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade — $195,000
• Holy Grail chalice prop from The Last Crusade — $45,500
• Test fedora used and signed by Ford for Kingdom of the Crystal Skull — $35,750


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David Lynch Collection Continues to Perform:

• Hand-drawn, signed Twin Peaks concept map — $117,000
• Original abstract artworks “Dark” and “Light” — $22,750 and $26,000, respectively
• These follow the record-breaking $4.25M white glove auction of The David Lynch Collection

Original O Brother, Where Art Thou? Costumes:

• George Clooney’s hero prison ensemble — $35,750
• Everyman ensemble worn as “Ulysses Everett McGill” — $35,750

Marilyn Monroe Artifacts:

• Richard Avedon 1998 print (1957 session) — $29,250
• 1960 engraved sterling silver cigarette box gifted to film editor David Bretherton — $11,700
• Circa 1962 white eye shadow — $5,850
• 1950s-era clothing, chaise lounge, jewelry — $36,400 (total)
• 1957 fan letter archive — $6,500

Other Notable Sale Items:

• Crocodile Dundee original poster artwork — $35,750
• Bruce Lee’s personal nunchaku — $35,750
• Signed Untouchables fedora — $16,250
• Ralph Fiennes’ Voldemort wand (Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire) — $13,000
• The Thing cinematographer Dean Cundey’s signed script & materials — $13,000
• Kane Hodder’s Friday the 13th machete — $10,400
• Cast-signed Back to the Future guitar — $9,100
• “JUDY” gold microphone from The Judy Garland Show — $52,000
• Paddy Chayefsky’s annotated Network script — $19,500
• Gone with the Wind peacock table lamp — $11,700
• Yul Brynner’s cowboy hat (The Magnificent Seven) — $5,850

“The incredible response to these auctions show just how deeply collectors and fans connect with these pieces of Hollywood history. Whether it’s Indiana Jones’ iconic fedora or a handwritten concept map from Twin Peaks, these aren’t just props—they’re cultural touchstones that spark memories, passion, and discovery. As we saw with The David Lynch Collection, today’s collectors aren’t just acquiring artifacts—they’re preserving the stories and artistry that continue to inspire generations.” — Catherine Williamson, Managing Director Of Entertainment, Julien’s Auctions



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