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Adam Sandler's (Henry Roth) "Muskie Bait and Tackle" orange shirt worn in 50 First Dates

(2004). The shirt can be seen in the first meet with Lucy at the Hukilau Café. The shirt displays light signs of production use and age however in very good condition.

Matt Damon's screen matched outfit from Good Will Hunting. The outfit was worn in the final meeting with Robin Williams and can be perfectly screen matched through the paint marks on the trousers. The trousers specifically were also worn throughout the whole film including the iconic "Do you like apples" scene.

Matt Damon also won an Oscar for best original screenplay for Good Will Hunting.

Walter White's (Bryan Cranston) train robbery gloves from Vince Gilligan's crime-thriller series Breaking Bad. Walter wore his gloves in the Season 5 episode "Dead Freight" when he, Jesse (Aaron Paul) and Todd (Jesse Plemons) prepared for the train heist. He also wore them when the trio drained the methylamine from the train into a buried 1,000-gallon tank.

An original clapperboard used in The Truman Show (1998) signed by Jim Carrey.

Original plexiglass clapperboard with traditional hinged wooden clapstick present at top with signature multicolor interleaved diagonal lines. Professionally printed with, "The Truman Show" and other production info and crew attribution. Signed, "Boom! Bam! Jim Carrey".

Exhibiting production use. In very good to fine condition.

A large glass round bottom boiling tlask with metal heating mantle used in Breaking Bad. An absolutely iconic prop from show that was used by both Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul in the RV "Meth Lab" during filming of the season two episode titled "4 Days Out" This large glass flask features a double neck and measures an impressive 39" tall × 14" in diameter. The metal heating mantle measures 10" tall × 19" in diameter.

These props can be clearly seen on screen in the RV

Will Ferrell's (Brennan Huff) trainers worn in Step Brothers. He wears these shoes during the iconic drumstick scene, followed by the fight in the garden. The shoes have dirt marks and wear and still have some grass inside.

Adam Sandler’s Fred Perry jacket worn in Just Go With it (2011).  The jacket can be seen on screen in the opening bar scene in the film and comes  accompanied with a costume tag that details the scene numbers used and a detailed description of the full outfit. 

Leonardo DiCaprio's screen matched shirt worn in Catch Me if You Can (2002). The shirt was worn during the sequence in which Frank Abagnale creates an Air hostess competition in order to escape the FBI via Miami Airport. The shirt is a Vintage 1960's sport shirt, Obtained from a New York rental company that supplies 60's era pieces for movies. The shirt can be screen matched via the positioning of the grid pattern on the pocket and shoulder.

Tony Sopranos outfit worn by actor James Gandolfini on the April 2001 cover of "Cigar Aficionado" magazine and during the series of The Sopranos. Special piece of TV history to own from one the most iconic characters 

Adam Sandler's (Sonny Koufax) red striped sweatshirt worn in Big Daddy (1999). The sweatshirt can be seen during teaching scenes and in behind the scenes footage discussing the film. Shows light signs of wear from production use and age however in very good condition. A very rare piece from an Adam Sandler classic.

Six prop spears from Apocalypto (2006). Made by the same armorer who worked with Mel Gibson on Braveheart, they can be seen throughout the film. Each one measuring 63" × 1"× 1"

A custom-made prop bag of "Sodium Hydroxide" used by by Walter White and Jesse Pinkman" as set dressing in various episodes of Breaking Bad, including the season three episode titled "Fly". The bag measures 30" × 17" × 6" and is filled with packing peanuts by the production for use during filming. Sodium Hydroxide was one of the key elements used by Walt and Jesse in making their special Meth.

Mike Ehrmantraut’s screen-matched bloodied jacket worn in the season two episodes titled “Amarillo” and “Gloves Off” in Better Call Saul. The jacket is distressed with studio blood, caused by Tuco punching Mike in the face several times. 

Jimmy McGill/Saul Goldman's full outfit from the Season 5 episode "Bagman" in Better Call Saul.

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The outfit can be seen when Jimmy travels to the desert to pick up the $7 million that will serve as bail money for Lalo Salamanca. While returning with the money, Jimmy finds himself in the middle of a shootout, where he is saved by Mike.

The outfit is lighter without the Mexico filter

Don Eladio's (Steven Bauer) silver ring and watch from the Season 4 episode 'Salud' in Breaking Bad. The Jewellery can be seen when Gustavo Fring sets up a meeting with the Cartel in order to poison Don Eladio with the best tequila know to man, Zafiro Añejo.

The watch has a very similar look to the TAG Heuer Monaco that was gifted from Jesse to Walt, representing Walt as the new Kingpin after Don Eladio.

Walter White's (Bryan Cranston) screen-matched shirt worn in the Season 2 episode "Over" in Breaking Bad. This is from the scene following Walt Jnr yacking in the pool while Walt is also dealing with the rot in the house. 

The shirt has been distressed by the production for use during filming and is marked "Walt" on the inside.

Walter White's (Bryan Cranston) screen-matched shirt worn in Breaking Bad Season 1, Episode ("...And the Bag's in the River".

Walter White decides to release Krazy-8, but changes his mind after finding a missing shard from a broken plate in the bin. By reassembling the pieces, Walt realizes Krazy-8 hid the sharp shard to kill him, forcing Walt to kill Krazy-8 first. The shirt can be screen matched via the shirt alignment on the shoulder, displays minor signs of production use.

A prop pineapple cookie jar used as set dressing in Walter and Skyler White's kitchen during filming of Breaking Bad. The 10-inch-tall ceramic cookie jar is seen in countless episodes and was located next to the stove, it displays minor production wear however remains in great condition. A highly displayable and unique prop that is seen in nearly every episode.

Walter White's (Bryan Cranston) pair of Season

1 Clarks Wallabees shoes from Breaking Bad. Walt wore his iconic Clarks Wallabees throughout the series as he struggled to balance his domestic life with his work in making and selling methamphetamine.
Visible wear on the soles and minor creasing to the suede are consistent with on-set use, making them a fantastic example of Walter White's understated but iconic wardrobe.

Acquired from Sony Pictures

Hank Schrader’s DEA shirt worn in the Season 4 episode ‘Shotgun’ in Breaking Bad. The custom-made shirt is deliberately printed to look old and worn. Seen when Hank takes his first look at the Gale Boetticher file.

Jesse wore these shoes when captured by Uncle Jacks gang, forced to make meth until he is eventually freed by Walter (Bryan Cranston) in the show's finale "Felina". The shoes (size US9/UK8) are Supra® "The Infamous" skating trainers with a camouflage print and black laces; they show minor scuffs and dirt from use on set.

Mike Ehrmantraut‘s (Johnathan Banks) snow suit worn in the Season 4 titled "Bullet Points" in Breaking Bad. The outfit can be seen in the opening sequence when Mike is guarding the Los Pollos Hermanos truck from the cartel.

Hank Schrader (Dean Norris) Screen-matched Hospital band from the season 4 episode ‘Blood Money’. After Hank suspects Walt is Heisenberg at a family gathering, he rushes home in panic trying to cope with the reality it was his brother-in-law the whole time. As such, he crashes the car and is seen in the next scene removing the hospital band. The prop can be screen marched via the diagonal cut in the plastic to when Hank (Dean Norris) cuts it with a kitchen knife.

Gustavo Fring’s (Giancarlo Esposito) tie worn in the iconic Season 4 episode ‘Box cutter‘ in Breaking Bad. The tie was worn in the lead up to Gus killing Victor, the significance of the bold red tie is to symbolize the blood about to be shed.

Adam Sandler’s (Daniel Maccabee) outfit comprising of a striped shirt and beige trousers worn in Just Go With It (2011). The outfit is seen during the makeover sequence around the mid-point of the film and in lots of behind the scenes photographs. Comes accompanied by a COA from Screen Used

The suit can be seen worn by Giancarlo Esposito as Gustavo Fring during the Season 3 episode ‘Green Light‘ in the sequence where he meets with Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks) in the parking lot and discusses Walter White (Bryan Cranston).

This hat was used and worn by Adam Sandler in Just Go With It (2011). The hat can be seen throughout the hike scenes in Hawaii. The yellow and orange baseball style hat is distressed for use during filming and features a “Hawaii” patch above the visor.

Leonardo DiCaprio's (Frank Abagnale) screen-matched shirt from Catch me if you can (2002). The shirt is seen around the mid-point of the film, when Frank decides it's time for a career change and becomes a doctor. He then creates a fraudulent diploma in typical Frank Abagnale style.

Mike Ehrmantraut’s Hero outfit worn in the season 1 episode “Five-O” of Better Call Saul. Compromising of an overcoat, undershirt and leather gloves. The outfit is the hero bloody version with a bullet hole on the left shoulder from his shootout with two police officers. A very iconic and monumental scene for Mike’s character.

Ben Chang (Ken Jeong) shirt worn in the Season 1 Episode 'Advanced Criminal Law' in Community.

AKA Lesley f**king Chow from the Hangover.

Light signs of production use however in very good condition.

Jesse Pinkman's red shirt worn in the season 4, episode 10, "Salud". Light staining and blood residue is present to the shirt from use during filming. The symbolism, bright red (or red in general) is frequently used to represent heightened emotion, turbulence, and aggression. Jesse wears this color in several of his most intense, life-altering moments, including the night Jane dies, when he shoots Gale Boetticher, and during his shootout at Don Eladios house.

Walter Whites (Bryan Cranston) Season 5 ensemble from Breaking Bad, comprising of his signature tan jacket, docker trousers, red striped shirt and Clark Wallabies.

The jacket is an iconic piece of Walter White's wardrobe and a central part of his signature look throughout Season 5, most notably during the climactic desert scenes in 'Ozymandias! Similarly, the red shirt makes a memorable appearance in Season 4 when Mike Ehrmantraut confronts and punches Walt.

"Sorry, I had to go see about a girl"

Robin Williams (Dr. Sean Maguire) screen-matched shirt worn in the final scene of Good Will Hunting (1997).

Dr. Sean Maguire (Robin Williams) wears this shirt at the end of the film when he receives Will Hunting's (Matt Damon) letter that he has gone to

"see about a girl." The last line "Son of a bitch stole my line" was also improvised by Robin Williams and wasn't in the original script. The shirt displays minor production wear and was obtained from Miramax

Skyler White's (Anna Gunn) full outfit worn in the Season 3 episode "Mas"  The outfit can be seen throughout the episode including the scene with her lawyer, when she discusses that she has found Walt's money. The outfit screen-matches via a visible crease on the right chest pocket. An incredibly rare set to have a full outfit from Skyler, that had not seen the market before. Perfect for any fan of the show, it displays minor signs of production wear, however remains in excellent condition.

Jesse Pinkman’s (Aaron Paul) train robbery gloves from Vince Gilligan's crime-thriller series Breaking Bad. Jesse wore his gloves in the Season 5 episode "Dead Freight" when he, Walt (Bryan Cranston) and Todd (Jesse Plemons) prepared for the train heist. He also wore them when the trio drained the methylamine from the train into a buried 1,000-gallon tank.

Blue Hawaii shirt worn by Adam Sandler during filming of Just Go With It (2011). Seen during the middle the film in the hotel scenes, including ‘The beard’ scene. The shirt has light signs of production use and remains in a great overall condition.

Robin Williams "Dr. Sean Maguire" screen-matched shirt worn in Good Will Hunting (1997). Dr. Sean Maguire (Robin Williams) wears this shirt during an early therapy session with Will Hunting (Matt Damon) as they discuss romance and share a laugh together when Maguire tells a humorous and tender story about his late wife, which was also improvised by Robin and left Matt Damon and the camera operator in stitches. Robin Williams also won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for his role in Good Will h

The outfit was worn by Adam Sandler in the 80’s party in Grown ups 2. The outfit consists of a white t-shirt, a pair of denim jeans, a red baseball style hat and a leather belt, as a tribute to the outfit Bruce wore on his “Born in the U.S.A.” album cover. The outfit can be seen towards the end of the film and the shirt can be screen-matched via a stain on the white t-shirt. 

Robert Duvall (Hub McCann) screen-matched green plaid shirt worn in Secondhand Lions (2003). A very underrated film about a boy being sent to his unknown (eccentric) uncles (Robert Duvall and Michael Caine) on a farm in Texas. Duvall wears this shirt with overalls, when Walter persuades his uncles to try spending some of their money on a 'vegetable garden', which turns out to be all corn, nothing but corn.

The shirt is also accompanied with documentation from the film's production office.

Jesse Pinkman’s (Aaron Paul) Virgin Mary T-shirt from “Phoenix” episode 212 in Breaking Bad. Jesse wears a Virgin Mary shirt most notably when he called Walter White (Bryan Cranston) to tell him someone broke into his apartment and stole all their meth. The shirt is marked as Avirex brand and shows light wear but remains in great, production used condition.

Uncle Jack's (Jack Welker) screen-matched bloodied death outfit from the final episode 'Felina' in Breaking Bad. Walter White orchestrates a meeting with Jack's gang, pretending to offer them money, however a machine gun hidden in his car trunk takes out Jack's entire crew. Walt is then face to face with Jack, with no hesitation kill's Jack mid sentence. Obtained directly from Sony Picture, the outfit can be screen matched throughout via the faux blood on the shirt and pants.

Al Pacino's (Aldo Gucci) Screen Worn Suit worn in House of Gucci (2021). The suit was custom-made by the production for Al Pacino and consists of a tailored made suit and shirt, accompanied by a Gucci pocket square and tie. The shirt is labelled "Al Pacino" on the collar and the outfit includes original costume tags that detail the production and the scene numbers used. This outfit can be seen around the mid-point of the film when Al Pacino gives a tour of the Gucci shop.

Worn by Adam Sandler as “Danny” in Just Go with it (2011). The outfit consists of a blue and purple shirt with “Surf Team” graphic on the chest and a pair of green Under Armour shorts. The outfit can be seen in the beach scenes in Hawaii around the midpoint of the film. It shows signs of wear and use however in great overall condition.

Adam Sandler's screen-matched 'Kono Hawaii' shirt worn in Just Go With It (2011). The shirt displays minor signs of production use and can be screen matched perfectly via the discolored lettering on the shirt.

Jane‘s (Kirsten Ritter) jacket worn in the Season 2 episode ‘Pheonix’ in Breaking Bad. The jacket can be seen as Donald calls Jane because she has slept through her scheduled Narcotics Anonymous meeting and she rushes to get ready and goes to the meeting with him.

Marco Salamanca's (Luis Moncada) silver suit worn in the season three episode titled "One Minute" in Breaking Bad. This costume comes from the iconic scene in which the Salamanca twins attempt to kill Hank in the parking lot. The outfit was custom-made by the production for the actor and consists of a silver suit jacket and trousers with a dark red shirt. The suit jacket has two simulated bullet holes on the right chest and minor wear from use is present.

Paul Blart (Kevin James) Security guard shirt worn in Die Hard, aka Paul Blart : Mall Cop. The XXL shirt features two custom-made patches on the sleeves and displays minor signs of production use and wear. Most notably, a hole in the back of the shirt for the use of a harness.

Hank Schrader’s (Dean Norris) white trainers worn in the Season 4 episode “Problem dog” in Breaking Bad. Hank is suspicious about Gus Fring and takes a trip to Los Pollos Hermanos with Walt Jnr. The shoes can be seen in the car park scene when they arrive.

Original Truman show bathrobe used in The Truman Show (1998). It can be seen on screen towards the end of the film when we see the reactions of the TV audience, specifically the guy in the bath tub - The bathrobe is draped on a chair to the right hand side.

The bathrobe also has the films motto "In case I don't see you, good afternoon good evening and goodnight" embroidered on the chest. It displays minor signs of wear from production use and age. Obtained directly from a crew member.

Walter White’s (Bryan Cranston) grey button-up shirt and black trousers from the season 5 episode ‘Rabid Dog” in Breaking Bad. The outfit is seen during the end of the episode when Walt is waiting in the Civic Plaza to meet Jesse.

Haley Joel Osmet (Walter Caldwell) shirt worn in Second Hand Lions (2003). The shirt is seen near the end of the film when Walter finally confronts the sleepwalking Hub about his past

The shirt is a light blue heather, polyester / cotton, short-sleeve, crew neck t-shirt with orange topstitching. K-Mart tag, size M (38 - 40). Tag contains handwritten stock number "12570 DY."

Also comes accompanied by various production paperwork confirming its use during filming.

A Decaf Expresso Coffee can used as set dressing in The Sopranos. It can be seen in the Satrlale's Pork Store and was on the shelf for the whole series. 

The Waistcoat was worn by Sir Anthony Hopkins as "Don Diego de la Vega" during filming of Zorro (1998). The black waistcoat features a subtle floral pattern and side pockets and was custom-made by the production for Anthony Hopkins. The vest appears throughout the film, including the sword fight training scenes with Antonio Banderas.

Mike Ehrmantraut's (Johnathan Banks) grey trousers worn throughout Breaking Bad and in Promotional Photographs for the show. The trousers are marked "Mike" on the inside and display minor signs of production use. There is still a sweet wrapper in the right pocket left from filming, which is very cool as it confirms it's use on set. Therefore, Mike also takes breaks from being a badass and treats himself to a little snack from time-to-time.

Jordan Belfort's (Leonardo DiCaprio) sales script from Martin Scorsese's biopic The Wolf of Wall Street. Belfort wrote a detailed sales script for new employees at his new company Stratton Oakmont. He taught them how to successfully deliver the pitch in a montage sequence.

The four-page typed script features blank spaces for the person speaking to fill in, and certain parts are printed in bold. The metal staple binding the document displays corrosion, and pages display marks from production use.

Steve Gomez (Steven Michael Quezada) striped shirt worn in the Season 2 episode ‘Breakage‘ in Breaking Bad. The shirt can be seen when Gomez shows Hank grainy security camera footage of a recent break-in at a chemical warehouse.

Walter White's binoculars, walkie talkie, torch and diaper bag used in the attempted killing of Gus Fring

- From the season 4 episodes "End Times" and "Face off" in Breaking Bad.

Original hat used as set dressing in the Truman bar and seen throughout the Truman show (1998). The hats were handed out to selected cast and crew when the film wrapped. It displays signs of wear from production use and age however remains in very good condition. Obtained directly from a crew member.

Peter Parker's (Tom Holland) pair of Nike trainers worn in Spider-Man : Homecoming (2017). The trainers are distressed throughout and show signs of use during filming. The shoes are marked "P.P. 1" on the inside. A great piece from the iconic Spiderman franchise.

Walter White's (Bryan Cranston) shirt worn in the Season 4 episode 'Thirty-Eight Snub', the Bar fight scene with Mike. Paranoid that Gus Fring will execute them he tracks Mike to a local bar to pitch an alliance.

Walter White's red shirts were a deliberate visual symbolism used by series creator Vince Gilligan to represent Walt's descent into violence and growing criminality.

The shirt comes accompanied by an impressive 1:1

Walter White bust.

Steven Gomez death outfit worn in the season five episode titled "Ozymandias" in Breaking Bad. The outfit comes from the shootout with Uncle Jack's gang in which Gomez is killed and soon after is Hank.The outfit is distressed for use in his death scene with studio blood applied and consists of a leather jacket, orange plaid button front shirt, white under shirt, a pair of gray pants, black belt and a pair of black shoes.

Included with the outfit is a production used costume tag.

Jesse Pinkman's (Aaron Paul) Yellow hoodie worn in the Season one episode "Crazy Handful of Nothin" in Breaking Bad. During the episode, Walt and Jesse come to an agreement: Walt will be the cook and silent partner in their meth operation, while Jesse will sell their product on the street. The hoodie can be seen on screen as Jesse is selling the first batch of meth on the streets, during a montage where he sells drugs at the motel and laundromat. 

Hugo Boss pink shirt worn by Adam Sandler during filming of Just Go With It (2011). Seen at the beginning of the film when Danny (Adam Sandler) first meets Palmer (Brooklyn Decker). The shirt has light signs of production use and remains in a great overall condition.

Ernesto's shirt and tie worn in the season 3 episode 'Mabel' in Better Call Saul. The is the scene where Ernesto mistakenly hears the confession tape of Jimmy. This is quite a rare piece from an underrated character of the show.

Two Seahaven Island newspapers used during filming of The Truman Show (1998). The props are seen when Truman buys his daily magazine, the newspaper was used to manipulate Truman to never leave Seahaven Island. The gentleman on The ‘Who needs Europe!’ newspaper is actually the films Art Director Richard Johnson.

Lydia Quayle's (Laura Fraser) coat worn in the Season 5 episode "Buried" in Breaking Bad.

The coat can be seen when Lydia's sets up Todd and his uncle Jack to kill Declan and his men.

Michael Newman (Adam Sandler) shorts worn in Click (2006). Michael wakes up to discover he has fast-forwarded 10 years into the future and to a different weight class. The shorts show light signs of wear however in great condition, accompanied with a production used costume tag.

Adam Sandler’s (Zohan’s) full outfit worn in You Don’t Mess With the Zohan (2008). The outfit can be seen on screen around the mid-point of the film, during the Hairdressing montage. The outfit consists of a red tank top with blue horizontal stripes and a pair of baby blue Dolce Gabbana sweatpants. The outfit shows minor signs of production use, however is in very good condition.

Marie Schrader’s (Betsy Brandt) full outfit worn in the Season 3 episode ‘Half measures’ in Breaking Bad. The outfit can be seen in THE hospital scene with Hank. The trousers are also marked ‘Marie’ on the inside and the sweatshirt is made of purple cashmere.

Red striped sweatshirt worn by RJ Mitte as “Walter White, Jr.” in the season three episode titled “Kafkaesque” in Breaking Bad, this can be seen in the hospital scene right after the Salamanca shout out with Hank. The red sweatshirt features brown horazontal stripes and white collar and is in a good worn condition.

Zohan’s (Adam Sandler) sandals worn during filming of You Don't Mess with the Zohan (2008). They can be seen throughout the film including the first visit to the Paul Mitchell salon. The display visible signs of wear and use throughout however in good production used condition.

Lenny Feder (Adam Sandler) striped shirt worn throughout filming of Grown Ups 2 and on the front cover of the movie poster. The red shirt features blue and yellow horizontal stripes and a left chest pocket. An instantly recognizable  piece of wardrobe and a classic Adam Sandler fit, it displays minor signs of production use and wear.

Zohan’s (Adam Sandler) swimming trunks worn during the iconic opening scene in You Don't Mess with the Zohan (2008). After the Loony Tunes style of martial arts, he fakes his death to escape Phantom (John Turturro). The shorts can be seen as he swims away from Phantom.

Walt Jnr’s (RJ Mitte) hoodie worn in the season five episodes titled "Gliding Over All" and “Blood Money” in Breaking Bad. The hoodie was worn during the iconic garden scene right before Hank finds out Walt is Heisenberg. The hoodie also has “Jr.” written on the inside. 

Walter White’s (Bryan Cranston) iconic Season 5 jacket worn in the episodes “Rabid Dog” and “Confessions”. It can be seen when Walt meets Jesse in the desert and tells him that Saul can contact someone who specializes in creating new identities. The jacket displays minor signs of wear and production use however remains in excellent condition.