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2 THE icon Cover Image “Property from The Estate of ” Lot 88: Burt Reynolds 1967 Portrait by Al Shelton (American, 1920-2016)

Photography by Summer Evans

• SUMMER 2019 EDITION

WELCOME...... to THE ICON Summer Edition 2019

Welcome to The Icon Summer 2019 Edition, featuring highlights of our upcoming auctions covering rock ‘n’ roll legend Slash, movie star Burt Reynolds, Hollywood, and more.

In June, we will have four days of auction excitement in Beverly Hills and live online at Julien’s Live.

Our Legends auction kicks off with “Property From The Collection of Slash and Perla Hudson”, featuring memorabilia directly from their personal possessions dating back to the early 1980s, when Slash was still a struggling musician on The Strip in Hollywood, to the late 1990s, when he was an established rock star living in the glitzy Hollywood Hills.

Legends continues with all eras and genres of Hollywood and entertainment represented, reflecting the best in film and television, as well as other popular areas of collecting. Highlights include favorites such as Marilyn Monroe, The Wizard of Oz, Gone with the Wind, and more.

We then celebrate the life and career of Burt Reynolds with a two-day auction featuring an assortment of items that were near and dear to the star himself.

THINKING OF And don’t forget that if you can’t attend these auctions in person, you can CONSIGNING? still take part and bid via www.juliensauctions.com contact: [email protected] or call: 310.836.1818 Darren Julien Martin J. Nolan President/CEO President/CEO

THE icon 3 A LIFELONG COLLECTOR AND POP CULTURE EXPERT REALIZES NEW DREAMS WITH JULIEN’S AUCTIONS

The journey into the world of pop culture began that before and there was a huge line of hundreds very early for Jason DeBord, who has joined of people waiting to get an autograph,” he says. Julien’s as Director of Marketing, New Media, and Coppola had evidently only pledged a few minutes Contemporary Pop Culture. He was only four for a signing, but by teaming up with an Australian when he became a Star Wars fan after seeing journalist and offering to be his photographer, the original movie theaters in 1977, which was a Jason got his signature – as well as his photo transformative event; ten years later, at age 14 (with taken with the star director (long before the term the permission of his parents), he began his annual “photobomb” had been invented). ritual of traveling alone to San Diego Comic Con to celebrate sci-fi, super heroes, and more. Growing up, Star Wars also led him to comic books at a very was, and I told them that they had very valuable early age, where he spent his childhood reading artifacts that should not be thrown out. I flew out The Avengers, X-Men, Spider-man, Daredevil, I was always into to Boulder, Colorado and collected it all up in a big Captain America, and every Marvel comic book rental truck, and I drove it to Julien’s. That was a lot that he could get his hands on, watching shows nerdy things. of fun. He actually came out for the auction as well like Ultraman, “an old Japanese show via a very and he loved meeting fans after all these decades. weak UHF signal on TV”, setting up his own dealer space at local comic book conventions, as well as “We offered free autographs, and set up a time collecting toys, playing Dungeons and Dragons, Back then, it wasn’t and date and let the world of fandom know that and building a collection of video games and they were welcome to come and meet this Star nearly every console released in the U.S. and Japan cool to be a geek! Wars legend. There are a lot of people who collect (he preferred the Intellivision to the much more autographs from literally every person who worked popular Atari 2600 in the early 80s). “Growing up, I Jason came into contact with Darren Julien and on Star Wars, and Colin Cantwell was the missing was always into nerdy things. Back then, it wasn’t Martin Nolan of Julien’s Auctions after beginning link.” In fact, it was such a golden opportunity for cool to be a geek!” to collect movie props and costumes in 2002. Star Wars fans that collectors coordinated with He launched the Original Prop Blog (www. those outside the U.S. to bring items for Cantwell San Diego Comic Con was in another dimension, originalprop.com) in 2007, inspired after buying a to sign. though. “It was a crazy experience to meet all of movie prop that was fake. Jason got his money these comic book creators - artists and writers - in back, but thought that perhaps others could learn Jason began doing social media for Julien’s in person. They were like Gods to me. It wasn’t so from his experience. “I was going to write a dozen 2014. He continued to help in other ways too, much about film and television back then; comic or so ‘movie prop collecting 101’ style articles and for example, “when James L. Schoppe, who was books were at the center of it all” says Jason. leave it at that, but it took on a life of its own. As Art Director on Return of the Jedi, had brought a I expanded beyond my original editorials and collection to Julien’s that included one of Han After that, he went every year, and he was just started regularly reporting on news and events in Solo’s original prop blasters, I helped conduct out of high school when Francis Ford Coppola this art market, I became interested in covering research and write descriptions for the items. That attended to give a preview of his movie Dracula in what auction houses were doing.” was a joy for me because I’m such a huge Star 1991. “Comic Con had never had a guest like Wars fan. It was cool that I had an opportunity to “After getting to know them over time, I ultimately meet and talk with Mr. Schoppe about his work on went to visit Julien’s and I did a preview of one of Return of the Jedi and go through his archive, which their auctions.” He met Darren and Martin for the was extremely comprehensive. first time in person at their Tony Curtis auction, and he published a YouTube interview with Martin “It was like taking a trip back in time. There were talking about the event. “Off camera, we talked things that we never would have seen again, but shop about the auction world, memorabilia, Mr. Schoppe had the foresight to archive material and collecting, and we found that we knew lot of that would have been viewed as inconsequential people in common. We immediately realized that we shared a passion for helping to influence the Colin Cantwell’s “Star Wars” X-Wing Fighter Concept Art art market in positive ways... that an honest marketplace was a good thing for everyone. As we kept in touch and built a friendship, eventually they began to reach out to me for my input and research into pieces that suited my own expertise.” Kurt Cobain’s MTV VMA The connection continued. “I helped Moonman them more directly with certain for Nirvana’s auctions,” says Jason. “Because of “Smells Like my work on the Original Prop Blog, I Teen Spirit” ended up crossing paths with a figure who was long lost to fans, who had worked on the original Star Wars... no one had heard from him about his work on the film since the 70s; I met him in person and conducted some interviews with him, and I also helped him consign his collection to Julien’s.” Colin Cantwell, who was one of the first people that George Lucas had hired to work on Star Wars and is famous for creating the original prototype at the time... like newspaper clippings from when models for the film, still had some concept artwork he was working on the film, because they were from 1976 as well as memorabilia from other using a fake name for the film production. It was work in the industry. “His girlfriend had found called ‘Blue Harvest’. Star Wars was so popular my website, and they were getting ready to make that they didn’t want fans coming onto the set and a move. I immediately knew who Mr. Cantwell figuring out what they were doing.

4 THE icon amazing people in this art market over the past 20 pointed criticism and concerns. That of course years. There’s been an opportunity to meet people can bring about consequences, and there was a who share a passion for this stuff; and with the point at which it would have been much, much internet, I’ve been able to meet and stay connected easier to simply call it a day. I don’t know what trait with people, wherever they live, all around the really kept me going... some of it I am sure goes world. I’ve gone on many, many ‘memorabilia’ back to my childhood and reading about those related adventures all over the globe. Let’s just comic book characters who never surrendered to Han Solo Blaster from say, I know how to travel with a rare guitar all over adversity. I always had questions about where it “Return of the Jedi” Europe and back home again!” was all going, but it has led me to opportunities, great relationships with amazing people, and now One of those friendships sparked a love of travel for this new career with Julien’s. Jason. About ten years ago, Coldplay did a charity auction, selling off instruments, costumes and “I feel extremely privileged to be able to immerse “They tried to other memorabilia. He won one of their guitars; myself in pop culture and in particular, work make it sound as they are one of his favorite bands. Someone that side-by-side with the wonderful people that have if they were working Jason knew for years from movie prop collecting, brought Julien’s Auctions to life over such a short on a low-budget horror who was also a Coldplay fan, bid from Istanbul, period of time to lead the industry in so many film. If I remember correctly, Turkey. “It was a bonding experience...” Then he ways.” it had the subtitle of ‘Horror Beyond rang him a year later. “I have meet and greet tickets Imagination’. That way, people wouldn’t for Coldplay in Liverpool,” he said. Earlier this year, Jason wrapped as a producer pay too much attention! So it was fun to go back for ABC Studios on Cinema Relics: Iconic Art of the and read some of these local newspaper articles With only a week’s notice, “I went to England for Movies (working title), a new docuseries that will published at the time, which had in some cases a the first time and I fell in love with it,” says Jason. be one of the debut original programs on Disney+ skewed perspective of what was actually going on “I took the Heathrow Express to Paddington, got when the service launches in November 2019. The in that small town.” off the train, and felt like I was on another planet. anthology series revisits popular films and brings I started talking to complete strangers, asking the new perspective to the props and costumes that Like many of those whose work aligns with their way to my hotel, and I immediately felt ‘these are made them unique. It will feature the artisans who passions, Jason is an enthusiast. What does he my people’. For some reason, I never felt like I fit in created them, the actors who used them, and the plan for his new role at Julien’s? In addition to anywhere, but when I got to England, I just really collectors and archives that cherish what have his work on the marketing front and managing felt connected with people. It’s a really different become pop culture artifacts. Jason contributed ongoing developments with the website, “I will, vibe. And that has carried over in my visits to other to the development of the series with host and over time, be a lot more involved in the exhibitions countries as well. Executive Producer, Dan Lanigan, over the past that Julien’s holds leading up to auctions, and I’m six years. His responsibilities included research, also planning to help to build on some of their story development, and the identification of and auction categories, as well as working to bring in outreach to the actors, designers, artists, and interesting and different material from what might the most rewarding collectors featured in the series. be expected. aspects of my deep dive Jason’s passions have led him to Julien’s. It will “I also have a background in popular music... I have be interesting to see where they will lead him in my other website, the Rock Subculture Journal into the collecting world his role with the company. Jason brings over (www.rocksubculture.com), where over the years a decade of experience in building brands I’ve done a lot of concert reviews, artist interviews, are the people that I’ve specializing in pop culture, fandom, and the and rock ‘n’ roll photography, so I’ve got a lot collecting markets. of connections in that world from working with met and the relationships different bands and music artists and PR agents There is already an exciting project and promoters.” As a professional photographer, that I’ve built underway, but it can’t be discussed just yet: Jason’s rock ‘n’ roll work has been showcased in I’ve been sworn to secrecy. various exhibitions and museums. Watch this space. “I went on a little adventure with this friend of mine, “Julien’s has always found success with the and fellow collectors joined up at different points Janice Warman biggest artists, like the Beatles, Elvis, and even on this trip; we took the train to Liverpool and met May 2019 going forward into the 80s with Michael Jackson, the band. It was an awesome experience; a life- Madonna, and George Michael. People in my age changing experience. It was so much fun, and that range – I’m 46 years old – from their early forties to really got me the travel bug. After that experience, late fifties, are particularly interested in the eighties I started going to England a couple times a year, and nineties music that they listened to as they then branching out to other countries in Europe. grew up. Two years ago, my wife Shelley and I went to Italy for the first time... I just loved Italy, it just blew me “As people get older and are more established in away, and we went back again last year. So I love their lives, they have nostalgia for these artists from travel. I can’t get enough of it now, but it came a their formative years. When they realize that they little later in my life.” can collect things that have been used on stage and in the studio and on set, whether it’s film or Jason was born in Sacramento and has spent most television or music, I think that there will continue of his life in Northern California, aside from living to be a lot of growth in this market. Even in the in while attending Loyola Marymount past month, we’ve seen this with Julien’s and the University for his Master of Fine Arts in their School massive interest in memorabilia from Kurt Cobain of Film and Television. Jason and his wife Shelley and Nirvana. live in the foothills in a small rural town called Cool, an equestrian community “surrounded by nature “I remember when I first learned that you could - deer, bears, foxes - there is wildlife everywhere. actually collect these rare and important artifacts, I In an hour or two, I can drive to so many different found it both fascinating and exciting, and I believe climates and environments; its very diverse in a that others just coming into this world of collecting short time you can go the snow in the mountains, will have the same reaction. We can reach out visit the city, take a tour through wine country, to people in different ways, and bring in new head out to the beach and the ocean...” He works collectors. In terms of Rock ‘N’ Roll, my own focus between there and Julien’s head office in Los is on the 1970s through to today, the (relatively) Angeles. His parents live near Monterey, and his newer artists. I’m a huge fan of music and there sister, who has three teenage children, lives nearby. are so many new and amazing artists that have just started their careers in the past decade as well. It’s Was there a turning point in his career? He reflects a really exciting time for new music right now. I on the path he’s taken. “The Original Prop Blog try to get out to see emerging artists live in concert kind of came to life on its own; it wasn’t something before they break really big.” I made money doing, but I was passionate about it and I wanted to help people and be a positive Jason has found that “the most rewarding aspect influence in identifying and preserving important of my deep dive into the collecting world are the pop culture artifacts. I had some challenges from people that I’ve met and the relationships that my work, as I was publishing articles highlighting

I’ve built. I’ve made lifelong friends with a lot of problems in the collecting world as well, with some Jacket Vida” Coldplay Touring Chris Martin “Viva La

THE icon 5 1. Covering many styles and eras were represented in our Street Art and Contemporary Art auction held in Beverly Hills in April. Among the world-class array of works were pieces 2. by renowned artists and icons of today such as Mr. Brainwash, KAWS, Damien Hirst, RETNA, Invader, Ron English, Shepard Fairey, Sandra Chevrier, Alec Monopoly, Takashi Murakami, Banksy, and more. Banksy’s “Glastonbury Parachute Rats” sold for a staggering $64,000 in the sale. The piece was executed by Banksy using aerosol on metal wheel clamp from the side of a catering truck at the Glastonbury Festival in 2002.

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One of the most impressive pieces on offer was “SD_10 5. (aka The Mothership)”, a monumental tile mosaic by the famed French street artist, Invader. It was created in the summer of 2010 on the facade of the Art Center Building in San Diego as part of the exhibition, Viva la Revolucion: A Dialogue with The Urban Landscape organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art (SD). The building is currently being remodeled and the 6. mural was sold in order to protect it from demolition. It realized $35,200 at auction.

1. Banksy’s “Silver Flag” screenprint on silver paper (sold for $10,240) 2. Rene Ricard’s “The V.I.P. Room is Closed” acrylic on canvas (sold for $7,680) 3. Mr. Brainwash’s “Madonna” acrylic on canvas (sold for $12,800) 4. RETNA’s “Fred Segal Mural (partial)” from a large mural executed down the length of a temporary construction barrier located at the Fred Segal flagship store on Sunset Boulevard (sold for $12,800) 5. Banksy’s “Rodeo Girl” giclée print on paper (sold for $10,240) 6. Pablo Picasso’s “Wood-Owl (Chouette)”partially glazed white earthenware vase (sold for $16,875)

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Rare artifacts showcased in our Sports Legends auction that 3. took place in April in Beverly Hills include some of the biggest names in sports and fan favorite teams and athletes spanning the globe. Over 300 lots of memorabilia featuring European football, baseball, basketball, boxing, and more from stars like Muhammad Ali, Pele, Willie Mays, Babe Ruth, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, and others were featured in the event.

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One of the top pieces in the sale - realizing $51,200 - was a San Francisco Giants uniform issued to legendary Giants outfielder, Willie Mays, during the 1959 season; it is believed to be a game worn uniform and it was gifted to the family that hosted Mays during spring training from 1962-1972. 7. 1. A 1930 FIFA World Cup gold winner’s medal awarded to Enrique Ballesteros of the Uruguay national football team (sold for $25,000) 2. A FIFA World Cup gold winner’s medal awarded to a member of the Brazil national football team in 2002 ($54,400) 3. A 1994 FIFA World Cup gold winner’s medal awarded to a member of the champion Brazil national football team (sold for $44,800); 4. An historic match-used football from the South American Championship in 1917 (sold for $18,750) 5. An AFC Ajax jersey worn by Johan Cruyff(sold for $51,200) 6. George Foreman’s 1994 WBA Heavyweight championship belt (sold for $16,000) 7. A 1936 Berlin Olympics gold medal (sold for $19,200)

THE icon 7 TREASURES FROM A ROCK ‘N’ ROLL SUPERSTAR SLASH & PERLA HUDSON

8 THE icon OUR “PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF SLASH AND PERLA HUDSON” AUCTION IS KICKING OFF OUR LEGENDS AUCTION ON THURSDAY, JUNE 13TH IN BEVERLY HILLS AND LIVE ONLINE AT WWW.JULIENSLIVE.COM

The collection comes directly from their • A pair of blue lens personal possessions and ranges in date from glasses from the 1990s in original the early 1980s when Slash was still a struggling case (estimate: $800-$1,200) musician on The Strip in Hollywood to the late A group of 1990s when he was an established rock star approximately 350 living in the glitzy Hollywood Hills. Hard Core Elegance brand silver metal A few of the treasures ready for you to bid on Slash guitar pick will include Slash’s personal and professional necklaces (estimate: wardrobe (though there is not much of a $300-$500) difference between the two!), dozens of his “cool graphics” t-shirts, numerous leather belts, significant music awards, RIAA gold record awards, unique and gothic-like furniture from his home, artwork related to his career, a single top hat from his massive collection of them, inscribed books from his celebrity friends, and assorted Guns ‘N’ Roses collectibles that he obtained and saved over the years. • A wall sculpture of Overall, this is an exciting offering related a swordfish from the to one of our most instantly recognizable dining room at Slash’s house modern-day rock stars - and now you can have (estimate: $1,000-$1,500) something that Slash himself owned!

If you can’t make it out to Beverly Hills to bid in person, you can still watch all the action as well as bid online at julienslive.com! •  A J Hats black felt top hat signed with drawings by A portion of the proceeds will benefit Youth Slash in silver marker pen Emerging Stronger (YES) (formerly LAYN) (estimate: $400-$600) whose programs provide safety, stability and housing to runaway, homeless and foster youth ages 11-24.

• A black leather motorcycle handpainted jacket with the back reading “Drunk Fux” along with images of a bottle of Jack Daniels and a skeleton in a top hat (estimate: $2,000- $3,000); • A group of three studded or beaded belts (estimate: $600-$800)

• A custom Slash ventriloquist dummy (estimate: $2,000-$3,000)

• A bronze and leather upholstered Tally Ho chair, or spanking bench, designed by Mark Brazier-Jones and purchased at the Kiki

Photograph Credit: Jim Smeal/BEI/Shutterstock Photograph De Montparnasse boutique (estimate: $15,000-$20,000) THE icon 9 OUR MARQUEE LEGENDS AUCTION LINE-UP OF OVER 700 LOTS FEATURES MARILYN MONROE, MARLON BRANDO, STEVE MCQUEEN, HRH PRINCESS DIANA, STAN LEE, AL PACINO, JOHNNY DEPP, BUSTER KEATON, AND MORE.

Are you a fan of Hollywood classics such as Marilyn Monroe, The Wizard of June 1 celebrates Monroe’s 93rd birthday. Her mystique and legend as Oz, Clark Gable, or Vivien Leigh? You’re in for a treat. Rare possessions of the Hollywood’s most desirable screen siren, sex symbol, and pop culture icon Legends of Hollywood star in a two-day marquee extravaganza to be held by is as strong as ever. Her famous signature , dazzling jewelry, and Julien’s Auctions in Beverly Hills on Thursday, June 13th and Friday, June 14th ephemera on sale include: three-stranded teardrop rhinestone ear clips, a six- and live online at www.juliensauctions.com. stranded iridescent crystal necklace in purple and green, a two-piece period costume she wore in an early role (Tickets to Tomahawk in 1962), and a “Rudi All eras and genres of Hollywood and entertainment are represented, Gernreich Design for Walter Bass” black chiffon overblouse. [see boxout right reflecting the best in film and television, as well as other popular areas of for more items and estimates] collecting, from comic books to public figures and British Royal Family to NASA memorabilia. The enduring legacy of Stan Lee, the creator, writer, editor and publisher behind some of the most iconic Marvel Comics characters, including Spider- The iconic bathrobe worn by Marilyn Monroe in one of her most famous roles Man, Iron Man, the Incredible Hulk, Black Panther, and Fantastic Four among as Pola Debevoise in her 1953 film,How to Marry a Millionaire, is just one of the others, continues to shape Hollywood’s film landscape and pop culture. The treasures being sold, for an estimated $20,000-$30,000. critically acclaimed Marvel Cinematic Universe has made a splash at the

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box office with 2019’s Captain Marvel as well as Avengers: on the screen. In addition, Parrish’s camera, used to take Endgame, which is on track to become the highest grossing these extraordinary photographs, will be up for auction. film of all time, not to mention 2018’s critically acclaimed Parrish had invented this special camera – a turn of the and Academy Award-winning animated feature film, century-era Agfa-brand large format 8x10 “accordion fold MARILYN Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. out” wooden box camera – which allowed him to take hundreds of individual still shots with 35mm film. Our Legends auction features a number of important items MONROE related to Stan Lee, including original sketches, artwork, Other highlights of the sale will include the 2008 Ford original comic books signed by him, photographs and Mustang GT, “K.I.T.T.”, from the television reboot of Knight more. Highlights include Amazing Spider-Man #1 signed by Rider; a two piece Tom Ford dinner suit worn by Daniel HIGHLIGHTS: Lee (Marvel Comics Group, 1963) (estimate: $6,000-$8,000); Craig as James Bond in the 2015 filmSpectre , and a black Captain Marvel #1 (Marvel Comics Group, 1968) signed on fedora hat worn by John Belushi in his role as “Joliet” • The bathrobe worn in one of the cover by Lee (estimate: $1,000-$2,000); Iron Man #1 Jake Blues in the 1980 filmThe Blues Brothers. her most famous roles as Pola (Marvel Comics Group, 1968) signed by Lee (estimate: Debevoise in How to Marry a “Julien’s Auctions is proud to present this spectacular $800-$1,200), and more. Millionaire (20th Century, 1953) collection of memorabilia associated with some of the (estimate: $20,000-$40,000); The sweeping Golden Age of Hollywood epic, Gone with the most definitive entertainment and pop culture landmarks Wind (MGM, 1939), starring Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable, and legends of all time,” said Darren Julien, President/ • Her pair of rhinestone ear clips with remains the highest-grossing movie of all time (adjusted Chief Executive Officer of Julien’s Auctions. “From three strands of teardrop-shaped for inflation). On offer are numerous original production Hollywood’s Golden Age to today’s modern film and cult rhinestones (estimate: $30,000- documents, negatives, and contact sheets. Never-before classics, these iconic pieces from legends such as Marilyn $40,000) and her six-stranded seen photographs taken by studio photographer Fred Monroe, Steve McQueen and Stan Lee and historic, never iridescent crystal necklace in purple Parrish will top the auction block. More than 800 images before seen photographs from Gone with the Wind and and green (estimate: $10,000- feature behind-the-scenes and candid shots of the film The Wizard of Oz make this the don’t miss Hollywood $20,000); production. Some show the actors in costume with their auction event of the season.” family, friends, and crew in 1939-era clothing, along with the • The two piece period costume she film producer David O. Selznick, wore in one of her earliest roles in director Victor Fleming, and 2. the filmTicket to Tomahawk (20th technicians, crew, and extras on Century, 1962) (estimate: $40,000- the set. The fascinating images $60,000); reveal the real world behind the Civil War romance epic seen 3. • A “Rudi Gernreich Design for Walter Bass” black chiffon overblouse 1. with dolman sleeves and elastic waistband (estimate: $15,000- $20,000);

1. LOT 195 Of 719: Stan Lee Signed Captain Marvel #1 • Her personal copy of the script for her popular filmSomething’s Got To 2. LOT 210 Of 719: Give (20th Century, 1962) (estimate: Stan Lee Signed Amazing Spider-Man #1 $10,000-$15,000);

3. LOT 195 Of 719: • A cast of Marilyn Monroe’s hand and Stan Lee Signed Iron Man #1 foot prints from Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in Hollywood when she and OUR MARQUEE LEGENDS AUCTION LINE-UP OF OVER 700 her Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (20th Century, 1953) co-star Jane Russell immortalized their hand and foot LOTS FEATURES MARILYN MONROE, MARLON BRANDO, prints on June 26, 1953 (estimate: $10,000-$20,000); STEVE MCQUEEN, HRH PRINCESS DIANA, STAN LEE, One of the major highlights of this auction • A collection of rare large format is a collection of material from famed photographs taken of Marilyn photojournalist, Manfred Kreiner. Marilyn Monroe dressed in various AL PACINO, JOHNNY DEPP, BUSTER KEATON, AND MORE. Monroe collectors will find a wide variety , negligees and dresses by of photographs and contact sheets, as Harold Lloyd (range of estimates: well as original negatives (with copyright) $600-$800); of Marilyn Monroe with Arthur Miller at the premiere of Some Like It Hot, as well • A collection of 33 vintage Marilyn photographs, contact sheets, and negatives Monroe lobby cards including from other sessions, including candids How to Marry a Millionaire (20th and original portraits. Featured within Cent. Fox, 1953), Gentlemen Prefer this collection are original photographs, Blondes (20th Cent. Fox, 1953), contact sheets, and negatives (many River of No Return (20th Cent. Fox, including copyright) of John F. Kennedy, 1954), The Seven Year Itch (Warner Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Muhammad Bros., 1955) and more (estimate: Ali, Frank Sinatra, Kirk Douglas, Grace Kelly, $800-$1,200); Andie Dickinson, Henry Fonda, Sophia Loren, Henry Miller, Charles Manson, and • Color slides of Monroe’s visit and other celebrities, politicians, luminaries, 1954 performance for the troops in and public figures, as well as the funerals Korea (estimate: $600-$800), and of JKF and RFK, and other events. more. Janice Warman - May 2019 THE icon 11 LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTION Saturday, June 15th Session I (Lots 1-220): 10:00 a.m. PT Session II (Lots 221-420): 1:00 p.m. PT Photo: Herb Ritts Foundation Herb Ritts Photo: Sunday, June 16th Session III (Lots 421-631): 10:00 a.m. PT Session IV (Lots 632-873): 1:00 p.m. PT

ONE OF HOLLYWOOD’S FAVORITE LEADING MEN JULIEN’S AUCTIONS WILL BE STAGING AN EVENT THAT WILL BE CLOSE TO THE HEART OF FANS OF ONE OF OUR BEST-LOVED STARS – BURT REYNOLDS, EMMY AND GOLDEN GLOBE WINNER, OSCAR NOMINEE, AND TOP-GROSSING ACTOR IN THE SEVENTIES AND EARLY EIGHTIES.

The exhibition and auction of Property From the The actor was born Burton Leon Reynolds on Feb. 11, Estate of Burt Reynolds will be held at the Standard 1936, in Lansing, Michigan, and raised in Palm Beach Oil Building in Beverley Hills, on Saturday, June 15th County, Florida. He earned an athletic scholarship and Sunday, June 16th and live online at Julien’s Live. to Florida State University, but his promising football career ended with injuries and Reynolds turned his One of the highlights of the auction will be a 1979 sights to acting. Pontiac Trans Am specially built by Movie Cars, personally owned by Burt Reynolds and his business Reynolds’ breakthrough role was as outdoorsman partner Gene Kennedy. The spectacular vehicle, Lewis Medlock in John Boorman’s 1972 classic synonymous with Reynolds’ iconic character “Bandit” thriller, . The film was about four friends from one of the top box office road movie franchises who embark on a canoeing river trip into the of all time, , is estimated at dangerous American back country. The movie went $300,000 - $500,000. on to be nominated for three Oscars, including Best Picture. “Burt Reynolds was a true American icon whose larger than life persona, style and swagger epitomized His status as sex symbol was cemented the same the very definition of masculinity,” says Darren Julien, year when he became the first man to pose naked President/Chief Executive Officer of Julien’s Auctions. for a magazine; his Cosmopolitan centerfold sold an “We are honored to be working with his family in astonishing 1.5 million copies. His mega stardom curating this exceptional collection of his most iconic continued with his performances as an ex-football items that could now be owned and cherished by a player Paul “Wrecking” Crewe in prison in The Longest lucky few of his millions of fans around the world.” Yard (1974), followed by Semi-Tough (1977) and Hooper (1978).

• LOT 716 Of 871: Burt Reynolds Last Personally-Owned Trans Am (1988)

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LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTION Saturday, June 15th Session I (Lots 1-220): 10:00 a.m. PT Session II (Lots 221-420): 1:00 p.m. PT

Sunday, June 16th Session III (Lots 421-631): 10:00 a.m. PT 5. Session IV (Lots 632-873): 1:00 p.m. PT 6.

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Apart from the 1979 Pontiac Trans Am from the film“Smokey Bandit” other highlights of the 7. exhibition and auction will include: 1. A beige felt wool hat stamped “Made Especially For / The Bandit Jump / 2017” (estimate: $3,000-$5,000) 2. “Tampa Bay Bandits,” patinated bronze mounted to a marble base, signed and dated “Al Shelton/ 83,” (estimate: $4,000-$6,000) 8. 3. A Panerai Luminor Marina diver’s watch with stainless steel case (estimate: $6,000-$8,000) 4. A pair custom-made boots worn by Reynolds in The Last Movie Star (estimate: $1,000-$2,000) 5. A “Stroker Ace” jacket (estimate: $1,000-$2,000) 6. An oil on canvas portrait of Burt Reynolds by the famed “Cowboy Artist to the Stars”, Al Shelton dated “’67” (estimate: $3,000-$5,000) 9. 7. Reynolds’ script from the 1977 Universal film,Smokey and the Bandit (estimate: $2,000-$4,000)

Reynolds’ roles, ranging from Southern heartthrob to In addition to his career as one of Hollywood’s most 8. A police car door with text reading “Georgia comedic tough guy, alongside his famous moustache popular leading men, Reynolds was married several State Patrol”; rusted and banged-up, it was Smokey and playful macho persona, contributed greatly to times and father of adoptive son Quinton with actress salvaged after filming was wrapped on and The Bandit (estimate: $4,000-$6,000) his iconography, but it was his role as Bo “Bandit” Lori Anderson. He also made his mark as a director, Darville in Smokey and the Bandit (, producer, author, and philanthropist who founded 9. A red leather bound volume from the actor’s 1977) that made Reynolds king of the box office and the Burt Reynolds Institute for Film & Theatre in beloved 1974 Paramount film,The Longest Yard a 1970s and 1980s pop culture icon. Co-starring his home state of Florida. Reynolds was cast in the (estimate: $3,000-$5,000) Sally Field and written and directed by the legendary upcoming film, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, stuntman , the comedy directed by Quentin Tarantino, but had not yet started 10. A Burt Reynolds’ signed “Bandit”-style scanner grossed $126 million and spawned a film franchise as shooting his scenes at the time of his death at the age and CB radio (estimate: $2,000-$4,000) well as staggering sales of the Pontiac Trans Am that of 82 on September 6, 2018, in Jupiter, Florida. 11. Burt Reynolds last personally-owned Trans Am his character, Bandit, drives in the film. (estimate: $300,000 - $500,000) 12. Reynolds’ FSU class ring, 10K yellow gold ring with a relief “BR” engraving on the top and 76 round diamonds totaling approximately 1.76 10. ct. (estimate: $3,000-$5,000) 13. An oil-on-canvas portrait of Burt Reynolds’ favorite horse titled “Cartouche” (estimate: $20,000-$30,000)

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Julien’s Auctions was hosted by The Beatles Story museum in Liverpool, England for its historic Music Icons: The Beatles auction in May. Nearly 300 pieces were on offer, including many that had never before been seen by the public, all right in the heart of the city where the band got their start over 50 years ago. John Lennon’s own copy of the album “Yesterday and Today” - a rare prototype version that’s come to be referred to as the “butcher” cover - was also one that he drew on and autographed for a bootlegger in a “trade deal”. It also featured autographs from Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, making it one of the rarest records in the world... this sold for an incredible $234,000 in our one-day auction. 2.

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Bidding was frantic as auctioneers took bids from the attendees in the room, over the phone, and online. Martin King, Manager of The Beatles Story, said: “We are thrilled to have hosted Julien’s Auctions’ first ever Liverpool auction here at The Beatles Story... Where better for it than the band’s hometown! 1. A white gold pocket watch owned by John The team put together such an exciting event, packed full of Lennon (sold for $20,100) fascinating Beatles items and the response has been fantastic. 2. And a typed letter to Her Majesty The Queen We hope to do it again soon!” from John Lennon, with handwritten “Your Majesty” and signed “With Love John Lennon” (sold for $24,200) 7. 3. A black pen on paper cartoon drawing by John Lennon depicting a man crawling out of a box (sold for $16,700) 4. A poster from Liverpool Airport announcing the “Visit of The Beatles” on July 10, 1964 signed by all four Beatles (sold for $41,700) 5. An acoustic guitar with custom decoration signed by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who, Buddy Holly and more (sold for $54,200) 6. A baseball signed by all four Beatles at Candlestick Park, San Francisco, during their final live performance(sold for $75,000) 6. 7. An 18k yellow gold quartz manual wristwatch, purchased and worn by Ringo Starr (sold for $23,600)

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THE icon 15 1. Our action-packed Music Icons 2. auction at the Hard Rock Cafe New York in May featured over 600 highly collectible lots documenting rock ‘n’ roll’s rich history, as well as items Miley Cyrus wore and used during her hit TV show Hannah Montana, and a collection of items from The Estate of Greg Lake. The event included musical instruments, clothing, personal items, and memorabilia from the hottest stars of today and yesterday: Prince, Kurt Cobain, Bob Dylan, Freddie Mercury, Lady Gaga, 1. Madonna’s “Alaia Paris” silk low-cut halter David Bowie, Madonna, Elton John, worn on the cover of the July Beyoncé, and more. 1987 issue of Cosmopolitan magazine (sold for $53,125) The top selling item of the auction was a Universal Audio Console 610a 2. A used paper plate, which Kurt Cobain from Bill Putnam’s legendary Western had eaten pizza on, before creating a Recorders Studio #2 that was used handwritten set list in black marker that to create iconic pop recordings such was used by Nirvana at the 9:30 nightclub in as Frank Sinatra’s “Strangers in the Washington, D.C. in 1990 (sold for $22,000) Night”, The Beach Boys’ “Barbara Ann”, Ricky Nelson’s “Fools Rush In”, 3. Barry Jackson’s original acrylic and collage Wayne Newton’s “Danke Shoen” painting used as the cover art for Ronnie as well as the theme songs to The Dio’s album, The Last in Line (sold for Beverly Hillbillies, Green Acres, and $25,600) Hawaii Five-O and more which sold for $370,000. 4. A purple stage-used and signed drumhead from Prince’s Purple Rain Tour (sold for 3. $40,625)

5. A Gibson V guitar featured in “Scream,” Michael Jackson’s music video with Janet Jackson (sold for $19,200)

6. A military style jacket worn by Michael Jackson when he attended a private birthday party for President Nelson Mandela in 1996 (sold for $76,800)

7. The one and only Prince reigned over the auction stage with several of his most iconic items heading to auction for the first time, including his 2004 Musicology Tour stage- used black Taylor 612-CE acoustic guitar (sold for $89,600)

4. 8. Bob Dylan’s handwritten and signed lyrics 5. to his 1965 single “Like a ” on hotel stationery (sold for $70,400)

9. A Freddie Mercury signed and worn black silk shirt seen in the video of Mercury’s last filmed performance in the 1991 Queen single, “These Are the Days of Our Lives” (sold for $54,400)

10. Johnny Cash’s Bentley model 5106 6. acoustic guitar (sold for $37,500)

11. A Elton John’s custom-made silver satin suit worn on The Russell Harty Show in 1974 (sold for $21,8750

12. Queen’s gear used to record some of their definitive hits and Freddie Mercury’s iconic were the champions, including an Oberheim OB-Xa synthesizer that was used 7. by the supergroup to record their 1984 single “Radio Ga Ga” (sold for $25,000)

13. Elvis Presley’s off-white jacket worn in the filmKissin’ Cousins (sold for $25,0000)

14. Neil Diamond’s personal 1956 White Ford Thunderbird, two-seat roadster convertible with sale proceeds benefitting MusiCares (sold for $75,00)

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THE icon 17 LATEST CATALOGS THIS SUMMER WE ARE CALLING ALL BURT REYNOLDS FANS AND THOSE WHO LOVE THE GOLDEN AGE OF HOLLYWOOD! Julien’s Auctions is excited to highlight the life and career of Burt Reynolds in 2019 with a limited edition hardback catalog featuring an assortment of fantastic items that were near and dear to the star himself. As well as this, enjoy our Legends limited edition soft cover catalogue, celebrating the Golden Age of Hollywood through to contemporary film and even cult classics. Legends Order Limited Edition Catalog Price: $75.00

Burt Reynolds Order Limited Edition Catalog Price: $100.00

Thursday, June 13th Saturday, June 15th Legends Auction Property From The Estate of Burt Reynolds Session I (Lots 1-185): 1:00 p.m. PT Session I (Lots 1-220): 10:00 a.m. PT FUTURE Session II (Lots 221-420): 1:00 p.m. PT Friday, June 14th Legends Auction Sunday, June 16th AUCTIONS Session II (Lots 186-391): 10:00 a.m. PT Property From The Estate of Burt Reynolds Session III (Lots 392-720): 1:00 p.m. PT Session III (Lots 421-631): 10:00 a.m. PT Session IV (Lots 632-873): 1:00 p.m. PT

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