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Showing posts with label Eric Bana. Show all posts

Troy (2004) - Hector's (Eric Bana) Gauntlets

Movie: Troy (2004)
Category: Movie Prop
Celebrity: Eric Bana
Description:
Hector's (Eric Bana) Gauntlets from Wolfgang Petersen's 2004 period epic, Troy. Loosely based on the ancient Greek epic poem, Homer's Iliad, the film recounts the invasion of the city of Troy by the united Greek forces and chronicles the fates of the men involved. Hector, a prince and renowned as the greatest warrior of Troy, can be seen wearing these armor pieces throughout the film.

The gauntlets are made primarily of cast urethane with a thin covering of foam padding on the underside of the piece for comfort when in use. They feature brown leather lace for cinching around an actor’s arm. Both pieces have been finished with a low gloss silver and gold paint scheme that creates the illusion on unpolished metal. The pieces remain in good condition. It comes framed in a custom built display with laser-cut mount board etched with the iconic movie title.

Item size - 11" x 4" x 4" (27.94cm x 10.16cm x 10.16cm)
COA: Prop Store of London



Deliver Us From Evil (2014) Ralph Sarchie (Eric Bana) NY Yankees Shirt

Movie: Deliver Us From Evil (2014)
Category: Wardrobe
Celebrity: Eric Bana
SCREENMATCHED
Description: 
New York Yankees long sleeve Shirt worn by Eric Bana as NYPD officer Ralph Sarchie in the American supernatural horror film directed by Scott Derrickson and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer Deliver Us From Evil (2014). The film is officially based on a 2001 non-fiction book entitled Beware the Night by Ralph Sarchie and Lisa Collier Cool, and its marketing campaign highlighted that it was "inspired by actual accounts".
In the film Eric Bana is Ralph Sarchie, a New York City street cop who has put his faith in religion behind him, only to find himself entangled with the devil.
Eric Bana can be seen wearing the shirt at 0:35:16 in the film when Sarchie talks to his wife (Olivia Munn as Jen Sarchie) in the kitchen. The Cotton Shirt is size XL and despite logo on the front of the shirt is wearing off is in good condition. The logo was deliberately worn out to make it appear worn for a long time.
The wearing from New York Yankees logo on the front of the shirt screen matches perfectly on screen for this scene.
COA: Theme Park Connection


Troy (2004) Hector´s (Eric Bana) Retractable Sword


Movie: Troy (2004)
Category: Movie Prop
Celebrity: Eric Bana
SCREENMATCHED
Description:
A sword with a retractable blade used by Hector (Eric Bana) in the adaptation of Homer´s great epic Troy, co-starring Brad Pitt and Orlando Bloom. After falling for the beautiful Helen (Diane Kruger), Trojan prince Paris (Orlando Bloom) smuggles her aboard his ship to take her to Troy. Seeking revenge, the Greek armies led by Agamemmon (Brian Cox) and the legendary warrior Achilles (Brad Pitt) set sail for Troy, where one of history´s greatest wars will be waged.
This sword was used by Hector during the intense combat sequences in the film, in particular his violent fight with the Greek warrior Ajax (Tyler Mane),the beach battle and the ambush in the Apollos Temple.
This particular Hector sword match on screen when Hector (Eric Bana) fight with the Aquiles (Brad Pitt) warriors in the Apollos Temple.
Fitted with a retractable blade for accurate stabbing action during film, the sword blade is made of plastic with a heavy aluminium and resin grip. The entire sword is given a bronze paint finish with white inlay along the blade. The paint finish is mostly complete with only minor paint chips and cracks in the grip and blade.
The mechanism has been damaged during use on set so the blade can be depressed but will not return to its standard position without manual assistance. To accept the modifications to the blade , the length of the blade had to be cut, which was then wrapped with bronze painted foil to hold the two halves of the blade together. Some of this foil has come away during use on set and time in storage but remains largely intact.
In remarkably good condition considering its heavy use during filming, the sword measures 70 cm (27.5”) long and is 9cm (3.5”) wide at the widest part of the blade.
COA: Prop Store of London