John Travolta’s Iconic ‘Saturday Night Fever’ Suit Among Movie Props Auctioned
John Travolta’s 'Saturday Night Fever' suit and other iconic movie props are up for auction in a four-day live sale worth around $10 million.
POLICY WIRE — London, UK — An extensive collection of original film and television props and costumes, including John Travolta’s suit from “Saturday Night Fever,” is set to be auctioned in a four-day live sale. The auction, featuring over 1,700 lots, is expected to fetch approximately $10 million.
The sale includes a variety of iconic items from both film and television, offering collectors and enthusiasts a unique opportunity to acquire memorabilia from some of the most beloved movies and shows.
Among the highlights is John Travolta’s white suit from the 1977 film “Saturday Night Fever,” a garment that has become synonymous with the actor’s portrayal of Tony Manero. The suit is one of many items that have played a significant role in defining characters and scenes in cinematic history.
Other notable items in the auction include costumes and props from various other films and TV series, each with its own story and significance. The auction house hasn’t disclosed the exact prices expected for each item, but the overall value of the collection suggests that some pieces could fetch high sums.
This event underscores the enduring appeal of movie and TV memorabilia, highlighting how these items continue to captivate audiences long after the films and shows have ended.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
