Showing posts with label Jason Segel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jason Segel. Show all posts

How I Met Your Mother (2005-2014) Marshall (Jason Segel) Beautiful Lily Game Board


Movie: How I Met Your Mother (2005-2014)
Category: Movie Prop
Celebrity: Jason Segel / Alyson Hannigan
SCREENMATCHED
Description: 
A Game Board used in TV-Series “How I Met Your Mother” in the season seven episode 7 titled: “Noretta”. In the episode Marshall (Jason Segel) accidentally insults Lily (Alyson Hannigan) when she admits to feeling unattractive as her body begins to swell from pregnancy. To show her how beautiful she is, Marshall makes up this board game. However, the plan backfires when Lily recalls Kevin's words about how it is natural to like someone who resembles one's parents; Lily remembers that her father also loved to create absurd board games.This item was created by the prop department for use in production. This prop is simply the popular board game “RISK” handpainted by the back with chalk , contains post -it and pieces scotch tape which match on screen. It is the only game board created by the prop department for this scene.
COA: 20th Century Fox

How I Met Your Mother (2005-2014) Marshall (Jason Segel) Swollen Hand


Movie: How I Met Your Mother (2005-2014)

Category: Movie Prop
Celebrity: Jason Segel / Alyson Hannigan
SCREENMATCHED
Description:
A SFX Swollen Hand screen worn by Marshall (Jason Segel) in the TV-Series “How I Met Your Mother” in the season 8 episode 14 titled: “Ring up!”. In the episode Marshall takes to wearing Ted's leather cuff as it turns Lily (Alyson Hannigan) on. This is in spite of the fact that his wrist starts swelling and eventually gives off a horrible smell. This prop can be seen on screen when the Marshall Hand is so swollen that he can not even move, Lily finally explains that he doesn't need the leather cuff to turn her on and then he wants to go to hospital.
This hand is a mitt which can be worn by Jason Segel. This item appears to be made from a prosthetic rubber material and is extremely life-like. The hand is covered in an unknown wet, gel-like substance, believed to be on it to prevent the hardening of the material. This item shows signs of wear from use in production but is otherwise in good condition. This is the one of the kind swollen hand for this scene. Other hands were created by the production but were solid versions, not wearable which were not used on screen.
COA: 20th Century Fox