A LIGHT-UP C-3PO head from the original Star Wars film is expected to fetch up to £1million at an auction of movie memorabilia.
Actor Anthony Daniels, 77, wore the prop in 1977’s A New Hope.
A C-3PO head from the original Star Wars film is expected to fetch up to £1million at auctionCredit: PAThe full-bodied droid played a starring role in Star WarsCredit: AlamyThe C-3PO head pictured with Anthony Daniels, who wore the prop in 1977’s A New HopeCredit: PAIt is among more than 1,800 lots on offer in London next month.
They include the bathrobe worn by Ursula Andress as Honey Ryder in 1962 James Bond film Dr No — estimated at £140,000.
A Nightmare on Elm Street fans are tipped to pay up to £400,000 for Freddy Krueger’s terrifying bladed glove.
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Harrison Ford’s signed bullwhip from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom may fetch £200,000.
Meanwhile, a double-breasted suit worn by 007 Sir Roger Moore in 1985’s A View to a Kill could go for £30,000.
The lots will go under the hammer between November 9 and 12 in Piccadilly, central London.
Bidding for the movie memorabilia is expected online and by phone.
A Nightmare on Elm Street fans are tipped to pay up to £400,000 for Freddy Krueger’s terrifying bladed gloveCredit: PAFreddy with the killer glove in the 1984 original movieCredit: AlamyHarrison Ford’s signed bullwhip from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom may fetch £200,000Credit: PAHarrison's Indiana Jones cracks the whip in the 1984 action flickCredit: AlamyThe bathrobe worn by Ursula Andress as Honey Ryder in 1962 James Bond film Dr No — estimated at £140,000Credit: PAThe scene where the robe was worn in Dr No, with Sean Connery's BondA double-breasted suit worn by 007 Sir Roger Moore in 1985’s A View to a Kill could go for £30,000Credit: AlamyDressed to thrill, Sir Roger in A View to a KillCredit: Rex
