Fictional Movie & TV Alcohol Brands - Bottle Props
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Fictional Movie & TV Alcohol Brands - Bottle Props
I just bought a few bottles of Chateau Picard wine from Star Trek Wines to use for decoration in my office. They have a lot of different types of alcohol on their site form the Chateau Picard wine to Romulan Ale. I know there's a couple of Raiders/ Indiana Jones Whiskey brands that are features in those movies that I can get labels for to make props. I was just curious what other movies or tv shows used fictional or modified alcohol bottles featured on screen that might like nice if I added them to my collection.
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Do you prefer actual screen used props or just replica props?
I recommend VIP Fan Auctions for screen used props. Sometimes they have bottle props.
https://vipfanauctions.com/
Example - Heart Eyes comedy horror movie
Heart Eyes Adeline and Patrick Screen Used Speaker, Champagne Bottle & (2) Champagne Glasses
I recommend VIP Fan Auctions for screen used props. Sometimes they have bottle props.
https://vipfanauctions.com/
Example - Heart Eyes comedy horror movie
Heart Eyes Adeline and Patrick Screen Used Speaker, Champagne Bottle & (2) Champagne Glasses
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Do you prefer actual screen used props or just replica props?
I recommend VIP Fan Auctions for screen used props. Sometimes they have bottle props.
https://vipfanauctions.com/
Example - Heart Eyes comedy horror movie
Heart Eyes Adeline and Patrick Screen Used Speaker, Champagne Bottle & (2) Champagne Glasses
I recommend VIP Fan Auctions for screen used props. Sometimes they have bottle props.
https://vipfanauctions.com/
Example - Heart Eyes comedy horror movie
Heart Eyes Adeline and Patrick Screen Used Speaker, Champagne Bottle & (2) Champagne Glasses
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Some screen used items are real brands (majority of clothing items), while food and bottle props could just be for looks (as you said, lower quality). I can agree with that.
On the other hand, some items may not be out of your price range. You'll be surprised not many people know about VIP Fan Auctions. As a result, the bids don't get very high for select items.
Around 2010, VIP Fan Auctions worked exclusively with 20th Century FOX (not exclusive to any studio now). I was able to snag three "24" props for $50 to $100 each, since nobody knew about the auctions. While some items did bid to $1000+, the items I got nobody cared about
, so less than a handful of bids occurred.
On the other hand, some items may not be out of your price range. You'll be surprised not many people know about VIP Fan Auctions. As a result, the bids don't get very high for select items.
Around 2010, VIP Fan Auctions worked exclusively with 20th Century FOX (not exclusive to any studio now). I was able to snag three "24" props for $50 to $100 each, since nobody knew about the auctions. While some items did bid to $1000+, the items I got nobody cared about
, so less than a handful of bids occurred.
Last edited by MLBFan24; 06-23-25 at 03:25 PM.
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Some screen used items are real brands (majority of clothing items), while food and bottle props could just be for looks (as you said, lower quality). I can agree with that.
On the other hand, some items may not be out of your price range. You'll be surprised not many people know about VIP Fan Auctions. As a result, the bids don't get very high for select items.
Around 2010, VIP Fan Auctions worked exclusively with 20th Century FOX (not exclusive to any studio now). I was able to snag three "24" props for $50 to $100 each, since nobody knew about the auctions. While some items did bid to $1000+, the items I got nobody cared about
, so less than a handful of bids occurred.
On the other hand, some items may not be out of your price range. You'll be surprised not many people know about VIP Fan Auctions. As a result, the bids don't get very high for select items.
Around 2010, VIP Fan Auctions worked exclusively with 20th Century FOX (not exclusive to any studio now). I was able to snag three "24" props for $50 to $100 each, since nobody knew about the auctions. While some items did bid to $1000+, the items I got nobody cared about
, so less than a handful of bids occurred.I've actually sold some items on Ebay over the years that went to the prop department at some Hollywood studios. Years ago, I sold a large sized Trojan condom advertising poster to a movie studio. It eventually showed up in the Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt movie "What Women Want". They had the poster framed up and you could see it for a few seconds on screen on Mel Gibson's office wall behind his desk.
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Yes, that's the type of things I'm looking for. I don't know what those originally cost, but looking the prices of empty bottles, you probably made a fairly decent investment as they're selling for $200-$300 empty. The opened ones are going for almost few grand, but they would be difficult to sell since they would still contain alcohol.
I still have some of that Whisky.

Last edited by BuckNaked2k; 06-28-25 at 03:49 PM.
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Guy Ritchie had his own brewery and pub for a while, but I don't think they exported to NA. As seen in The Gentlemen (2019):






