Actual movie memorabilia you own?

[Trevor]

I have a portrait used in a South African movie and my one film mentors personal camera. 

[Alex]

I have stills from Flash Gordon & The Warriors signed by the cast. _{I've also got some from the Star Wars prequels that I was given by someone who either hated me or didn't know any better.}

[RCMerchant]

I have 1 period still from the lost Bela Lugosi film LOCK UP YOUR DAUGHTERS (195?)



The film consisted of clips of some of his old films. Also he narrated it.

[Trevor]

_{I've also got some from the Star Wars prequels that I was given by someone who either hated me or didn't know any better.}

Oy 😳😆😆😆😆😆🐢

[M.10rda]

I "inherited" a life-sized cardboard Jar-Jar cut-out from one of my old theaters... eventually gave it away. I still have a more-than-life-sized cardboard Borat, however.

[RCMerchant]

OH! I forgot!

 I bought this Carroll Borland autograph about 15 years ago. Clay Wilson? He’s a comic book artist, I believe. Unless there’s another Clay Wilson I don’t know about, which I reckon is possible. She played Luna in the film MARK OF THE VAMPIRE (1935) with Bela Lugosi.

I have it in a picture frame, but I took it out so I could scan it.

[Allhallowsday]

I have 1 period still from the lost Bela Lugosi film LOCK UP YOUR DAUGHTERS (195?)



The film consisted of clips of some of his old films. Also he narrated it.

I think that's ELIZABETH RUSSELL on BELA's right...

[RCMerchant]

^ No- it's and obsucre actress named Anna Hope.

[pacman000]

Two of those plastic signs they used to put above the doors in movie theaters; one for “Inkheart”, one for “Ice Age 3”.

[Allhallowsday]

^ No- it's and obsucre actress named Anna Hope.

She sure looks likes her... I LOVE THAT PHOTO! 

[M.10rda]

Two of those plastic signs they used to put above the doors in movie theaters; one for “Inkheart”, one for “Ice Age 3”.

I've got hundreds of those in my attic... what am I doing w/ them?!

[Alex]

Some of my stuff.







There are other bits and pieces throughout the house.

[Rev. Powell]

I have a lot of promotional items from Netflix movies. When they first got into prestige releases, they sent out all kinds of swag to anyone who might vote in any kind of critics polls. A bunch of coffee table books, T-shirts, sweatshirts, baseball caps, and other crap. They sent a pocket flask and pony shot glasses to promote "Power of the Dog," which was cool.

I also have this original Citizen Kane promotional poster I found in my grandma's belongings when she died. Some sources say these are from the original release, some say they are from a 1961 rerelease. These are somewhat rare (there are others with a different color scheme that are much more common) and could be worth hundreds of dollars in good condition. Unfortunately, this one is folded, so it's probably only worth $50, at least according to one Ebay seller. Think I'll keep it. It hangs over my TV set.