The Truman Show Collection

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 multi-color 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

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.

Modica Market apron worn during filming of The Truman Show, seen in Marlon’s place of work at the Modica Market when Truman is starting to become suspicious of his world- also seen in behind the scenes photos with Jim Carrey.

Four custom-made patches made by the production for various extras on Seahaven Island during filming of The Truman Show. The display includes ‘Seahaven Island’ Police’, ‘Harbor Island’, ‘Security Seahaven Island‘, and ‘Bus Line Interstate’. 

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.

The poster is Signed by Jim Carrey (Left) who plays the lead role of Truman Burbank, Laura Linney who plays Truman’s Wife Meryl (Centre) and Noah Emmerich who plays Truman’s best friend Marlon (Right). The poster is very rare due to having Jim Carrey’s Autograph in clear blue ink on this style of poster, while also being accompanied with the main character stars of the film.

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.

A Harbour Island Boiler suit worn in an early sequence in the film when Truman has to cross the water for his work, which is actually a test by the production to see if Truman’s fear of water still exists. The boiler suit is custom-made by the production and exhibits minor wear from production use and age however in good overall condition.

The shirt can be seen on screen worn by Joel McKinnon Miller (Scully) as the policeman watching the Truman Show and the joggers who purposefully block Truman's path. Modica Seahaven is based on the Modica Market—the real-life gourmet shop in Seaside, Florida, that served as a central hub for the film’s "product placement" aesthetic.