Indiana Jones’ hat is now iconic and many of us can easily imagine how the movie star Harrison Ford reaching for it under a collapsing stone wall, right at the last second.
Now the hat has been sold in Los Angeles for 630,000 dollars, corresponding to around 6.7 million kroner, reports BBC.
The brown felt hat was specially made for the movie “Indiana Jones and the Temple of the Damned” from 1984. The hat is seen early in the movie when the adventurous archaeologist Indiana Jones jumps from a crashing plane.
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Same auction as other cultural classics
The hat was also worn by Ford’s stuntman Dean Ferrandini in the film and was later found in Ferrandini’s personal collection.
During the same auction, other film props from “Star Wars”, “James Bond” and “Harry Potter” were also sold – including a wand used by the actor Daniel Radcliffe in “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban”.
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