Maria, the “sexy robot” from Metropolis.
(And, yes, I actually do have a “sexy robot” in my living room, modified from a department store mannequin to look like one of Hajime Sorayama’s sexy robot paintings.)
Scotty’s space toaster from TOS
The talismans from KISS Meets The Phantom of the Park.
If I can pick a car, I’d go with the Family Truckster from Vacation.
The Batmobile. The Adam West one, not one of those poseur things from the movies. And Errol Flynn’s Robin Hood bow. Give me those and I will fight crime with them.
Also, the milk dispenser from A Clockwork Orange.
Wahlberg’s prosthetic schlong from the last scene in Boogie Nights.
I’d settle for “The Ring” from HELP!
Are you going to put it “in use”?
Elrond’s microscope (?), displayed in his study at Rivendell. In fact, the travelling show of LOTR artifacts included quite a few lovely items.
Or a certain hammer & shield–although somebody else has first dibs…
I doubt it would be big enough to fit me.
(Thanks for the straight line.)
Yes, second place the Batmobile…any of them.
And I’d like the Ark of the Covenant also.
The Maltese Falcon, as already said
Klaatu’s "Gift to Earth frpm Day the Earth Stood Still
The Krel music player, and a couple of dials from the Krel Lab from Forbidden Planet. And one of their blasters.
The ray gun from The Hidden
The Pan Am Shuttle “Orion” model from 2001: A Space Odyssey*
The Martian Leader in its glass ball from the original Invaders from Mars
*Kubrick famously had all the props from 2001 destroyed. They found part of the Space Station in a field outside London
The Iron Mistress bowie knife
The original Alien head
Lyndsey Lohan’s traveling outfit (with bag) in “The Parent Trap”
Steve Mcqueen’s Mustang GT
Max Detweiller’s Mercedes convertible (or was it Capt. von Trapp’s)
Henry Higgins’ study fully re-created
Jack Wild’s Artful Dodger costume
Fred Astaire’s main outfit in “Top Hat”
Joe Buck’s cow hide trunk
A certified filmed John Wayne cowboy outfit
Mchale’s PT boat
ooh, good one! i second that.
my first pick would be the ruby slippers, but i wouldn’t say no to a lightsaber, or the one ring, or the heart of the ocean, or a harry potter wand…
I’ve got a Maltese Falcon reproduction. Sits on the fireplace mantel.
Huey, Dewey, or Louie from Silent Running.
Any of the major props from the original “Outer Limits” show.
Clint Eastwood’s poncho from** The Good, The Bad and the Ugly**. Throw in the matching pocket-watches from For a Few Dollars More.
One of the orignal X-Wing models from Star Wars.
A Proton Pack from Ghostbusters.
The Glaive from** Krull**.
Ted Striker’s painting in Airplane!
Mrs. Cretin would get… Groucho’s duck.
The Fallen Madonna With The Big Boobies from “Allo Allo”.
Excalibur from “The Quest For The Holy Grail”
The cookbook from the Twilight Zone episode “To Serve Man”.
The Memphis Belle would be cool.
While not quite the same, author Karl Wurf wrote a cookbook entitled To Serve Man- A Cookbook For People. Owlswick press published it. It used to be available on Amazon for about $10. A quick search only turned up a signed first edition, used, for $50.