5 More Movie Props That Sold For Jaw-Dropping Amounts At Auction

James Bond's Aston Martin DB5 sold for $6.4 million

One of the original gadget-equipped Aston Martin DB5s built for the James Bond films — complete with revolving license plates, machine guns, and an ejector seat — sold at RM Sotheby's 2019 Monterey auction for $6,385,000. It's widely considered the most valuable movie car ever sold at auction.

Han Solo's blaster from Star Wars sold for $1,057,500

The only surviving screen-used BlasTech DL-44 blaster from Star Wars: A New Hope — Harrison Ford's Han Solo prop — sold at Rock Island Auction Company in 2022, setting the Guinness World Record for the most expensive prop gun ever sold at auction.

Marilyn Monroe's 'subway' dress from The Seven Year Itch sold for $5.66 million

The white halter dress Marilyn Monroe wore over a subway grate in The Seven Year Itch sold for $4.6 million at hammer — $5,658,000 with buyer's premium — at a 2011 Profiles in History auction of Debbie Reynolds' Hollywood costume collection, more than double its $2 million estimate.

Audrey Hepburn's little black dress from Breakfast at Tiffany's sold for $923,187

The black Givenchy gown Audrey Hepburn wore in the opening shot of Breakfast at Tiffany's sold at a 2006 Christie's auction in London for £467,200 ($923,187) — more than six times its £70,000 estimate. Proceeds went to a children's education charity in Kolkata.

The 'door' from Titanic sold for $718,750

The wooden panel Rose floats on at the end of Titanic — technically part of a first-class lounge door frame, not a door — sold for $718,750 at a 2024 Heritage Auctions sale, after opening bids of $40,000 spiraled into a bidding war within minutes.