Hollywood Auction 96
All 1,959 lots of Profiles in History: Hollywood Auction 96 (Dec 14, 2018). 1,268 sold, 65% sell-through. Top lot $1,000,000. Prices and results of every lot.
Auction facts
- Auction house
- Profiles in History
- Date
- 2018-12-14
- Location
- Calabasas, CA
- Lots offered
- 1,959
Lots
- Lot 1429: Richard Dreyfuss "Matt Hooper" Alsta Nautoscaph dive watch from Jaws
- Lot 1430: Richard Dreyfuss “Hooper” night dive knife from Jaws
- Lot 1431: Jaws 2 Final Draft script
- Lot 1432: Robert Shaw “Quint” harpoon from Jaws
- Lot 1433: Richard Dreyfuss “Hooper” hero tracker strobe that was attached to a yellow floating barrel in Jaws
- Lot 1434: Killer Shark arcade game used in Jaws
- Lot 1435: Andy Kaufman's personal September 1975 "audition tape" from Saturday Night Live
- Lot 1436: Andy Kaufman “Tony Clifton” costume and makeup archive
- Lot 1437: Robert Zmuda and Andy Kaufman “Tony Clifton” production and makeup accessories
- Lot 1438: Andy Kaufman one-of-a-kind signature “Tony Clifton” jacket
- Lot 1439: Andy Kaufman (3) personal scripts from Taxi
- Lot 1440: Bob Zmuda black and white referee shirt
- Lot 1441: Andy Kaufman and Robert Zmuda proposed “Tony Clifton Story” archive
- Lot 1442: Andy Kaufman extensive archive of scripts, manuscripts, photographs, and ephemera
- Lot 1443: Robert Zmuda NFL All-Star Comedy Blitz football signed by multiple comics and athletes
- Lot 1444: Jim Carrey “Tony Clifton” jacket from Man in the Moon
- Lot 1445: Jim Carrey “Tony Clifton” and “Grinch” production materials
- Lot 1446: Andy Kaufman personal (30+) photographs
- Lot 1447: Sylvester Stallone "Rocky" boxing boots from Rocky II
- Lot 1448: “Rocky Balboa vs Apollo Creed” prop fight program and “Rocky Balboa Contender” button from Rocky II
- Lot 1449: Rocky 1-sheet poster
- Lot 1450: Director John Cassavetes signed extremely rare style E poster for The Killing of a Chinese Bookie
- Lot 1451: Burt Reynolds "Gator" concept poster art for Gator
- Lot 1452: John Wayne's Warner Bros. Studio lot parking sign from his final film,The Shootist (1975) Vintage original 13 x 6 in. metal parking placard heisted from the Warner Brother’s studio lot during production of The Shootist