Sotheby's auctioned legendary E.T. model for over half a million!

Sotheby's auctioned legendary E.T. model for over half a million!

London, Großbritannien - In an exciting auction, Sotheby’s auctions an original model of "E.T." From the iconic film "E.T. - the extraterrestrial" from 1982. This model about 90 centimeters could achieve a sales price of over half a million euros. The model is one of the several that have been made for the film and has a special historical meaning.

The model comes from the estate of the renowned special effect artist Carlo Rambaldi. Rambaldi, who also worked on well -known films such as "King Kong" (1976) and "Alien" (1979), received several Oscars for his outstanding special effects. Both "E.T." As "alien", masterpieces in the field of film technology are still considered to this day.

auction details and other objects

interested parties can submit bids for the "E.T." Model. The model is part of a larger auction, which includes props, costumes and film posters from the 1930s until the end of the 20th century. In addition to the "E.T." Model, sketches and design work from the film are also auctioned, as are originals from David Lynch's "Dune" (1984).

This auction reflects the continued interest in the cinema and its cultural icons. The film industry is often attributed to a key role in society because it tells stories that shape and influence generations. The importance of such props underlines the appreciation of cinematic art and its creators.

The connection between "E.T." And film history is unmistakable. The film is an example of innovative storytelling and technical masterpieces that captivate the audience over the years. This auction offers collectors and film lovers the chance to acquire a piece of this story.

FAZ reports that the event includes a variety of filmemorabilia, while AOL complement the details about the auction and the historical background of the model. For more information about the importance of film in the history of cinemaatography Stilbasis