The iconic gown worn by Fisher in the original 1977 film is among rare movie items up for sale this month through Propstore Auction House Lucasfilm/Fox/Kobal ...

A dress worn by Carrie Fisher in the original Star Wars film could sell for $2 million at auction. According to The Wrap the dress, which was worn by Fisher’s Princess Leia in the final scene of Star ...

The dress worn by Carrie Fisher in the final scene of the original “Star Wars,” which was long believed to have been destroyed, has been found and restored, and is now up for auction and could go for ...

A dress worn by actress Carrie Fisher playing Princess Leia in “Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope” will go on sale, along with 1,400 other film and TV memorabilia. The Barron's news department was ...

For most of the last 45 years — apart from a brief appearance at a costume party at which it was ripped and had food, wine and blood spilled on it — Princess Leia’s white dress from the final scene of ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook A ton of Star Wars Day / May the 4th 2024 merch is on the way, and one of the many new releases ...

A gown worn by Star Wars' Princess Leia (played by the late actress Carrie Fisher) in the first film of the blockbuster space saga, A New Hope, was up for sale at this week's Entertainment Memorabilia ...

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Movie fans and memorabilia collectors better start saving up, and quickly, for Propstore's annual live auction of film and TV memorabilia that hits June. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer Over 1,400 ...

Authentic screen-used "Star Wars" props, masks, weapons, models and costumes are some of the most prized mementos in the entire collector kingdom, and the sky's often the limit for bids dropped for ...

A long, white medieval-style gown worn by Princess Leia in the final scene of 1977’s “Star Wars” failed to sell at auction after bids didn’t come in high enough. Propstore, the company that ran the ...