I won't lie... I'm heartbroken to see it getting sold. I feel like I have a personal 'relationship' with that glove and I feel like I'm bidding it farewell forever. The kind of people with the kind of affluence that snag up these props don't hang out in our forums or attend our conventions. I pray that the glove won't disappear to never see the light of day again. But I'm honored to have a small piece of myself getting sold with the Hero. At least I had my personal time with the original glove. As far as I know, no one else was ever granted as much access as I was to this amazing glove. I will cherish these memories forever.
@@johnsambo9379 Dude chill, he had contact with the previous owner and got to hold and measure the real deal! He replaced the leather glove portion of the prop with his replica which he personally cur and weathered. Didn't like how he kept details of the glove secret since it's not the nature of the hobby but besides that he has every right to feel the way that he does.
I admire Mark's work as a glove builder, and would love to eventually get my hand in one of his gloves one day (although that wait list is pretty substantial if I'm not mistaken). Whoever wins this at auction though, they are gonna be the envy of the glove collecting community. Best of luck to those who bid on it!
When was 11, I went to Planet Hollywood in London & saw they had a glove which they claimed was from the ‘84 movie...I knew it wasn’t 🤨 It looked like the glove from part 6. Every glove aficionado knows they’re very different-looking. I then started to look at all the props in the restaurant with suspicion 😊
Robert Englund should have this glove. It was originally stolen from the set, so nobody else should be allowed to own it besides the production company or Robert.
@@pilummurialis6490 Very cool. I first saw The Crow during what was both my formative years and a very dark personal time in my life. The movie, the circumstances surrounding it and O'Barr's original meaning behind it all spoke to me in a very profound way, as it still does today. Seeing that coat in person would very literally be like standing before the Holy Grail for me.
This is very cool to see, and thank you for sharing! I was curious about a term I hear you saying and I saw it on the auction site description as well - what does the term “hero” mean when you’re speaking in reference to props?
It basically means that it is the main prop of that kind used in the film (typically by the main actor). For example in Part 1 there was 1 main "Hero" glove and then 2 stunt gloves. For Part 6 there was the main "Hero" glove, the secondary Hero (The glove that was used the second most often) and so on and so forth. It's basically meant to specify the main prop.
I won't lie... I'm heartbroken to see it getting sold. I feel like I have a personal 'relationship' with that glove and I feel like I'm bidding it farewell forever. The kind of people with the kind of affluence that snag up these props don't hang out in our forums or attend our conventions. I pray that the glove won't disappear to never see the light of day again. But I'm honored to have a small piece of myself getting sold with the Hero. At least I had my personal time with the original glove. As far as I know, no one else was ever granted as much access as I was to this amazing glove. I will cherish these memories forever.
What are you taking about? It's not yours and who ever owns has the right to sell it. Get a life.
@@johnsambo9379jeez your a fuckwit aren’t you he is the one that sold it, he is the one who has a right to sell it just like your saying mate
@@johnsambo9379 Dude chill, he had contact with the previous owner and got to hold and measure the real deal! He replaced the leather glove portion of the prop with his replica which he personally cur and weathered. Didn't like how he kept details of the glove secret since it's not the nature of the hobby but besides that he has every right to feel the way that he does.
it was huge in the forums when this find was made.
If it sells it sells !
Dude, this auction as a whole is nuts, some of Anthony Daniels original stuff, temple of Doom Indy whip, Blade runner stuff....INSANE!
I admire Mark's work as a glove builder, and would love to eventually get my hand in one of his gloves one day (although that wait list is pretty substantial if I'm not mistaken). Whoever wins this at auction though, they are gonna be the envy of the glove collecting community. Best of luck to those who bid on it!
Insane amount of money for a very cool rare piece of movie history
When was 11, I went to Planet Hollywood in London & saw they had a glove which they claimed was from the ‘84 movie...I knew it wasn’t 🤨 It looked like the glove from part 6.
Every glove aficionado knows they’re very different-looking.
I then started to look at all the props in the restaurant with suspicion 😊
I wished someone would make a nightmare on elm street museum fillies with all the stuff from the movies that would be so cool someone should do that.
there is one, it's the Nightmare Museum
It belongs in a museum,
It truly does
It's been on display for a few years!
And no, it doesn't!
Robert Englund should have this glove.
@@Robert-nu4vc that I can get behind, but he probably has his own unique glove that would also go for quite a price if it ever went on sale.
Robert Englund should have this glove. It was originally stolen from the set, so nobody else should be allowed to own it besides the production company or Robert.
I heard it didn't meet the reserve price
Imagine owning that glove, madness
love to get the cube from Hellraiser
Dream prop for me would be the trenchcoat or boots from the original The Crow.
I know who owns Brandons hero Trench coat and costume, none of the original boots have ever surfaced from the film
@@pilummurialis6490 Very cool. I first saw The Crow during what was both my formative years and a very dark personal time in my life. The movie, the circumstances surrounding it and O'Barr's original meaning behind it all spoke to me in a very profound way, as it still does today. Seeing that coat in person would very literally be like standing before the Holy Grail for me.
The only existing metal armature from the original King Kong. Talk about a holy grail.
I thought it was brought to the evil dead 2 set and was put above the workshed.
This is very cool to see, and thank you for sharing! I was curious about a term I hear you saying and I saw it on the auction site description as well - what does the term “hero” mean when you’re speaking in reference to props?
It basically means that it is the main prop of that kind used in the film (typically by the main actor). For example in Part 1 there was 1 main "Hero" glove and then 2 stunt gloves. For Part 6 there was the main "Hero" glove, the secondary Hero (The glove that was used the second most often) and so on and so forth. It's basically meant to specify the main prop.
@@FlamingCreations thank you!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻💯💯
hey chris i was just wondering do you have any more upcoimg custom collectible videos
enjoying the freddy glove love!
Great vid Chris 👍🏻🙏🏻
My grail prop would be the helmet from the original Darth Vader costume in Ep4. But l'll take anything from the costume.
hey man, looking.... sharp..... hehe
If i had won a recent Powerball . Damn well i would be bidding 2 million
My dream is to have the screen used chucky.
Soooo neat! Wish i had a milli to blow 😮
Practically what it cost to shoot the movie
Slash the price lol
Why make billions, when you can make millions?
I bet Mike is pissed at himself for not keeping it! Lol!