The costume of John Travolta in 

Pulp Fiction

, the surfboard of Patrick Swayze in 

Point Break

 and the lightsaber of Liam Neeson in 

The Phantom Menace

 are on the menu of a gigantic auction of objects of Hollywood films organized this week at Beverly Hills.

Batman

,

Back to the Future

, Harry Potter, James Bond,

Game of Thrones

 or even Marilyn Monroe, Bruce Willis and Keanu Reeves: in total, more than 1,200 objects related to iconic films and celebrities are on sale Thursday and Friday by the specialist house Julien's Auctions near Los Angeles.

The most sought-after pieces should be the black Perry Ellis suit worn by John Travolta in 

Pulp Fiction

 and Liam Neeson's lightsaber as jedi Qui-Gon Jinn in Star Wars 

The Phantom Menace

, both estimated between $ 20,000 and $ 40,000, like Bruce Lee's famous yellow jumpsuit (worn not by the actor but by the stuntman who served as his understudy) in 

The Game of Death

 or his custom-made black nunchaku.

The outfit worn by Arnold Schwarzenegger in 

Terminator 2

, with biker jacket and matching leather pants, is estimated between $ 20,000 and $ 30,000.

A poem by Marilyn Monroe

In addition to the now usual batches of magic wands wielded by various characters from the

Harry Potter

films

, fans of action films can try to acquire fake weapons wielded by Bruce Willis when he played John McClane in the

Die Hard

saga 

 or used on the filming of 

John Wick

. A fake obsidian dagger used in the 

Game of Thrones series

 to fight off creatures from the cold will even be put under the hammer, for an estimated price of between $ 3,000 and $ 5,000.

Fans of legendary actresses will be able to dream with a series of personal items that once belonged to the unforgettable Marilyn Monroe, including a handwritten poem, clothes worn by Elizabeth Taylor and Doris Day or even the golden lasso that fitted Gal Gadot in 

Wonder Woman.

.

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