mbaileyh
New Member
I've been a life long film fan, but only got into props in the last few years. I knew I'd want a screen used item. There's watching a film, and then holding a bit of it in your hand, texture, weight and such. I finally had my first, and it couldn't be more special.
I was really thrilled when MirrorD listed his screen used Shaun of the Dead, Shaun Costume in the Junkyard. SOTD took me by storm in 2004, my DAD suggested a zombie movie. In 2007 I was lucky enough to not only meet Simon Pegg, Edgar Wright, and Nick Frost at the 'Hot Fuzz' premier in London. I also got to tour a few of the filming locations, such as Shaun's neighborhood, the flower shop, and the Winchester. Mirror really took pity on a fan and I'm forever grateful.
As you can see the shirt comes from later in the movie, after Shaun and Ed have picked up everyone, until right around Shaun's return to the Winchester to meet everyone.
Beyond just being screen history, it's something I'd been able to relate too for years. In 1990-91 as a kid I got to live in north London with my family (my father taught for a study abroad program), we lived only a few miles from the area the film depicts. My sister's primary school was only a few blocks from Shaun, Ed, and Pete's humble home.
I hope other film fans find the chance to get their hands on any piece of the movies they love!



I was really thrilled when MirrorD listed his screen used Shaun of the Dead, Shaun Costume in the Junkyard. SOTD took me by storm in 2004, my DAD suggested a zombie movie. In 2007 I was lucky enough to not only meet Simon Pegg, Edgar Wright, and Nick Frost at the 'Hot Fuzz' premier in London. I also got to tour a few of the filming locations, such as Shaun's neighborhood, the flower shop, and the Winchester. Mirror really took pity on a fan and I'm forever grateful.
As you can see the shirt comes from later in the movie, after Shaun and Ed have picked up everyone, until right around Shaun's return to the Winchester to meet everyone.
Beyond just being screen history, it's something I'd been able to relate too for years. In 1990-91 as a kid I got to live in north London with my family (my father taught for a study abroad program), we lived only a few miles from the area the film depicts. My sister's primary school was only a few blocks from Shaun, Ed, and Pete's humble home.
I hope other film fans find the chance to get their hands on any piece of the movies they love!