Say Yes to the Dress
In 2011, Monroe's white dress went for $4.6 million to an actress named Debbie Reynolds. Reynolds, at the time, possessed the most valuable personal collection of movie props and costumes ever assembled.
You Won't Believe How Much These Famous Movie Props Sold For
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The More You Know
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- That slightly scandalous charcoal drawing of a topless Kate Winslet in Titanic was drawn by none other than the director himself, James Cameron.
- Hugh Jackman went without water for 36 hours before filming the opening scene of 'Les Miserables.'
- Drive director Nicolas Winding Refn failed his driving test eight times.
Post originally appeared on Upbeat News.