Rusty DeLorean, smudged Wilson volleyball, golden ticket for a tour of a lunatic’s chocolate factory…
These items might not sound much on their own, but thanks to the magic of cinema, they have long transcended their original packaging to offer film audiences chance to own a slice of Hollywood lore, which you can frame, showcase, or even drive around and attempt to hit 88mph in the hope something might happen.
But, as this infographic by the clever folk at eBay illustrates, buying the best doesn't come cheap. Ranging from velociraptor cages from Jurassic Park to weapons violently used by a curmudgeon Harrison Ford across a number of films, this is a list of props as expensive as they are unique.
Now if you don't mind us, we're off to bid for something in our price range. Those sunglasses from Weekend At Bernie's won't buy themselves.
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