Presenting the Original Screen-Used Hero glove to Robert Englund.
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2011
- 2021 UPDATE: !!! ORIGINAL PART 1 / PART 2 HERO FREDDY KRUEGER GLOVE OFFICIALLY AUTHENTICATED !!!
I just received the green light to officially announce that both Lou Carlucci and Jim Doyle have both examined, independently from one another, the only 'hero glove' from the 1984 film A Nightmare on Elm Street. This glove was previously owned by Mike Becker but he sold it in 2019. Separate meetings with Lou and Jim were arranged and they have both confirmed its authenticity. I have videos and photos of the authentication from both Lou and Jim but I only have permission to release photos of Jim Doyle during his moment examining the glove. Both Lou and Jim stated that they are 100% certain that it is indeed the sole hero glove built for the first Nightmare on Elm Street film in 1984.
May this be the end to all debate about its authenticity and Robert's claim that his agent is in possession of the original glove.
So, let it be known that it is now personally confirmed by both Lou Carlucci and Jim Doyle and it has been recorded both in photos/videos and they have both signed a certificate of its authenticity.
The original hero glove now sits on display at the Museum of Pop Culture in Seattle, WA.
ORIGINAL DESCRIPTION: Well, here it is. "The Moment" we were waiting for. Mike Becker presented the one true original hero glove to Robert Englund at the 2011 Flashback Weekend in Chicago, IL. Robert didn't fully realize what it was despite us telling him it's the "original" from Nightmare 1 and 2. He responded with "there were 3 or 4 for each film". But we know there was only one hero for the first and second films. Hopefully we can show more stuff to Robert to show him that it is THE glove. But they were moving people through the line pretty quickly so we were strapped for time.
Honestly, i dont blame him for being impersonal. Rob is like a horror rock star, so fans asking him to sign the same gloves and posters over and over again for years probably has began to bore him.
I also imagine he's heard a glove is the "original" glove 7000 times now if not more. Even if this is the real one I'm sure you're enthusiasm wains
Guy couldn’t have cared less lmfao
I've met Robert 4 times now. The guy is wonderfully polite, sweet and charming. And always enthusiatic! What I took from this video is somehow, assertively, Robert didn't quite 'get' that this is the HERO version of the glove. Dude, you need to speak up, lol! 'No, Robert, this is THE HERO glove, the ORIGINAL. This is the real deal. I just wanted you to see it again!' He'd have flipped, I reckon! Then wondered where you got it - seeing as it was stolen! LOL! Robert would have cared more. I just think it didn't go over that this was the ORIGINAL glove!
EXACTLY. In the video it came off to me like it was just a replica of the original glove, of which there thousands of.
Yeah, the guy definitely didn’t chose his words well. Saying it’s the original makes it sound like it’s a replica based on the original.
Well, who would think someone would have a screen-used prop like that signed?
Its not the original and robert knows this
I loved meeting him, even though at the Dallas Comic Con this year, behind me there were about 90 more people behind me, he took about 20 minutes to talk to me about makeup schools in Ohio. Nancy (heather) and Tina (Amanda) also talked to me about my makeup job that i did on my cosplay of Freddy. They absolutely love my cosplay and me :)
imagine if he said "its fucking fake" then chucked it across the room
I would've laughed my ass off but would feel bad for the guy cause he would be embarrassed as hell
Oh my god, you guys are so lucky! I used to have dreams growing up that I got to hang out with freddy and he would let me wear his glove. More than anything I have always wanted to make that a reality. You guys actually got to do that and get it signed?!!! Luckiest guys in the universe as far as I'm concerned!!!
Lol Robert gave zero shits. I wouldn't be surprised if fans always greet him with screen used gloves. Im not saying it's not the original glove, but he probably always gets told that. (also the blade on the index finger was not broken, which it did during filming.)
***** it didnt look broken to me
***** It didnt break near the tip it was lower on the blade. Almost to the finger.
***** Ohhhh I see it now. my bad. Alright. Well nice. Shame Robert didnt seem to care too much about his first glove.
+ryann45 I disagree dude I've met Robert myself also and a friend had a screen worn sweater oh his and he took about 10 minutes chatting with him about what scenes he wore it for deposits having a big line behind him, but he doesn't always have that luxury at conventions depending on how big the line for him is so have to also consider that too sir
ryann45 well if you listen to what he said, parts of it looked familiar, that they had three or four on set per movie. So it's ONE of the originals. He's been doing this for years and has worn so many gloves, it's just old hat to him know.
This is my speculation, but here it is...
It isn't the real glove.
Robert gets hammered every time with people that claim to have it. I have seen one person who made high end replicas. Ones that minic every detail. Granted they take a long time to make but were made by someone that loved to do it and took it as a challenge like building a model boat. If it was the glove, the original leather would be with it.
Either Robert has it, someone else does and will never let it out, or it was destroyed/lost.
I really, really doubt it is the real one. And Robert appeared to feel the same with his lack of emotional attachment.
Robert has the second one
@@yakamarezlife the same glove was used for the first two films
I've worked with Robert several times and we always have several people say that the glove, sweater ,hat was an original but the original ones are put up .they only made like 3 gloves 3 hats and 3 shirts for each movie but they swear buy it because the person sold them said it was.lol
Your info is mixed up then it’s common knowledge that the glove from 1 went missing even the producers and the guy who made the thing said this
Yea...sure
That glove is in a museum now you dummy! Cause, it was the real hero glove! You must be living under a rock. It's been proven so, much so, a museum bought it!😂
@@istartedajoke1704Robert England isn’t Kanye west famous so it’s not super unlikely a business associate would be watching this lol
Cool Video Mark, thanks for putting it up for us.
Damn, I wanted to see his reaction to the Power Glove.
There is a different videoof his reaction of the power glove
it was epic I was there lol
The Glove is worth $50 bucks at Pawn Stars
Rick Harrison: the best I can do is 50 cents, I am taking a major risk here
@@tommyleesoren580 lol! awesome
He didn't really give a shit obviously.
Love how he slapped the glove against the table lol
pissin' my self laughing, listen when he puts the glove on, you can hear the leather rip slightly lol and you can see a little tear forming and if you see the beginning of the video that tear isn't there, he responds with "uh oh.."
I understand his reaction. I met him once and he said that he saw so many replicas of that glove and people said to him that's original glove. Imagine yourself in that situation. You would be like : Yeah, right.
Thanks Mark..great vid..So lucky to meet Robert.
I'd rather get some of them awesome 8x10 pictures autographed
thats because you're a dumbass
Yeah, I understand. I've said it a hundred times - talking to a celebrity or actor at a convention is awkward as Hell. You have maybe 60 seconds, or less, to say everything you've been wanting to say for however many years, but you also don't want to come off as just another fanboy. It can't be helped, I guess, with the lines to meet them, but 9 out of 10 times you always end up feeling underwhelmed. Robert is very nice though and tries to entertain more than most.
I would imagine being a star attraction at a con like that , you would essentially go into Wedding mode and autopilot through it. Then again as stated he has seen and heard it all.
Not the original hero. Robert Englunds agent has that one. Robert gave it to him.
Exactly im so late do
Robert is a very cool dude. He just does these things often. I kept reading the comments prior to watching the video and I see "he seems so disinterested." Really? He stopped to talk about it, was trying his best to sign it in a place that he could even though I personally think Robert's signature should be on the outside of the glove (don't be so pretentious, his name is worth more than that glove that there were multiples copies of).
And then he even tried putting it on and everything. He could have just tried his best to sign, made no comment on it and just gave it back.
I think the reason he seems to lose interest is that at 8.14 you hear him say "uh-oh" as if he thinks he's damaged the glove. He carefully takes it off and places it down and wants to move on .
Was the glove ok afterwards?
It's purely a toy glove, Robert Englund is not a liar on any level the only ones that are liars are you guys that want people to believe the glove and things you got are original and authentic, only thing I see here truly original is your channel for being stupid
@@jamieward718 That cut deeper than the glove did mate! haha
I hope that he knows that the fans love him!
That is awesome. You are a lucky man!
Very cool video Mark =)
The thing that always blew me about Englund is that he always played good guys before Freddy.....but he really took that dream monster character and ran with it.
I have a replica collectors glove that looks like this one. I told my mother in law I was going to buy it, and put it on display in the living room. She said if you do that I'm never visiting again. I'm like Jesus if I knew it was that easy I would have bought one 5 years ago.
No fucks were given, and none were lost.
What a fucking hero
That's cool. I believe you. It just sucks that such an iconic prop is loose upon the public without proof. I guarantee if He had the COA he could make a small fortune off of it. But it's still cool that a regular fan of the series own's it and not one of the Hollywood big wigs.
Keep up the good work. I am still interested in the replica. Let me know when your not so busy.
Looks like a regular glove.
I love the "Mark must die slow!" So good!
That was cool. Thanks for sharing.
**Peace
Odd they only wanted the signature on the inside. You'd think it belongs front, and center on the outside of the glove.
Doing that ruins the value, a guy had robert sign the outside of a screenused Part 1 sweater and the value got ruined because of that
does that only apply for screen used props? or replica props too?
it wasnt even the original glove attached though, so in theory the value is already lowered...plus what the fuck you trying to do with it sell it? or keep it?
Ben Thomas exactly I had Robert sign the inside of my replica part two. I want to use it for Cosplay and whatnot.
nice that was on a friend's night stand growing up in Tujunga Ca
Right there is a legend
He didn't seem to thrilled or interested to see one of the original props that he wore that made him famous, tsk tsk.
In the end, it's a bunch of 30-year old knives lol.
Rushy That's pretty shallow though. I see what you're saying but it's SO iconic and is one of the if not THE most iconic horror movie weapon known to date. Instant classic even back in 84. It's a big deal. But I'm sure Robert's seen a LOT of movie props used in the films and that he's sort unimpressed by most things presented to him at this point. That's MY opinion.
it's because Robert owns the actual original the grove in the first Nightmare on Street is a upgrade version.
All the guy said was "it's the original." What it sounded like he was saying is that it's a copy of the original glove. The guy should have said that it was the actual glove used in the movie. Might have gotten a better reaction.
@@I_Love_That_Movie Robert said who has the "original" screen used glove. This guy here has a very good replica at best.
Congratulations Mark. Maybe Robert didn't really feel good that day? Maybe, Robert is sick of talking about A Nightmare On Elm Street? I have no idea never met the man. I did meet Davey Allison February of 1992 right before he won the Daytona 500. I was seven years old and I didn't bring up racing to him. Because Davey took the time out to sign autographs for his fans. That was at Church Street Station in Orlando Florida. Davey died July of 1993. I still have the almost 30 year old poster he signed for me. And two Polaroid pictures one of me and him and one by himself. Such a nice guy and a tough SOB behind the steering wheel.
I doubt he really cares about the glove. To horror fans, it’s this iconic thing, but to him, it’s just some prop he used at work. He probably doesn’t care if it’s the original or not.
@@_.-_Crimpy-_..-. Pretty much what most fans don't get lol. These actors maybe aren't as passionate about their favorite movies as they are lol. Still you're charging people money for a little piece of your time and autographs... i wouldn't say Robert was rude or anything here, but he could definitely have been a tad more attentive and treated that glove with a little more care. I was squirming when he was squeezing his hand into it.
Love it...
Met him 1 year ago anmazing
lol just reading all your comments about Robert Englund not giving a fuck is cracking me up
love all the freddie kruger films but my favourite 1 haz 2b the dream warriors by far.robert englund iz a brilliant actor wud love 2c more of the nightmare on elm street films on tv
It can't be the original glove because I asked Robert about it and he told me the original glove from 1 and 2 is actually in his agents office!
Entertainment Wizard Robert is either making up the story or is simply mistaken about what glove his agent has. Robert doesn't know as much as he thinks he does. I had him sign a rare photo of himself in Part 1 makeup and he said it was from nightmare 3. The photo came from Lou Carlucci's personal photos from 1984. Lou has also confirmed to Mike that it is in fact the original Hero glove.
Well Robert told me the glove he used from 1 and 2 he took from the set after part 2 and gave it to his agent but yes there could have been a secondary glove but there is also the possibility that Lou Carlucci's is mixing things up, the only way to know for sure is to get the glove you guy's have and get the one Robert has and take them to the designer and have him look at both to determine which or if both gloves are from the original film!
Entertainment Wizard The fact that no photos exist of this alleged prop that Robert took makes me question if it really exists. But Lou put some identifiers on the original glove that only he would know about and it would be impossible for an artist to put them there since they do not know about them. Lou never said what they were, but when Mike sent the photos of the glove to Lou, he said that the identifiers are there. There's no way that it's not the original Hero that Lou built in 1984. Only one Hero glove was made. I have over four hundred high res photos of the glove that Mike has and every single detail is there. The tiniest marking, imperfection in the metal, etc are present and they match perfectly to the original Hero glove. I should do a more in depth video showing these comparisons. It's absolutely the original Hero. No doubt.
Mark do it! I'd love to see an updated in depth video on the hero glove and comparisons, etc. :)
Mark Petrie you’re literally taking your word over it over Roberts? The one who WOULD know? Oof. You’re delusional, my guy.
It’s not the original. The original one is with his agent
Ikr, Robert himself has confirmed it many times
Shanenon Wolfe yeah
Not the original from the first two. That one disappeared. This is that one.
@@darthhull85 and how can you prove that?
@@amberbailey8241 How can you prove it didn't?
By the way I've been researching the crap out of those replicas you make. I'm sold!! Just a matter of scrounging.
After that many movies he didn't seem to enjoy the original.
I wouldnt be surprised if it was something he had heard before a thousand times w fake screen used props. And really itd be hard to recognize being that they used a few different 1s. Itd been smart to point out some distinguishing features like the fact the index was rewelded or the 1 bolt is bigger. I just dont think he believed ya , hell you hardly said anything really. I woulda been amped to show him or ask him to put it on ( which he did anyway ) plus you can tell hes in his casual mode glasses coffee autograph time lol.
The thing is, people or even the actor didn't care that much for the glove, cause you know....'it's just a glove' and it didn't really matter to them. But as for us the 'glove fan', we have different perspectives to the prop especially the one that is legendary
Have you ever worked in the film industry? back then nobody cared for the props value of any movie, Michael's mask in halloween is a perfect example 3 masks were made, and all 3 had rough treatment both during filming and after, this glove is the exact same way
Why do they call it a Hero glove? What does that term mean?
It refers to the main prop worn by the actor and used for close up shots in films
Yeah hero props are to be the definitive prop. The other props used are usually lesser made for stunts and whatever. But the hero props were made with care and to how that item is supposed to look. It’s like the lightsabers. So many of the ones used during filming were close enough on screen but up close are vastly different and inferior
6:40 to get to the point
no reaction at all
Dang poor Robert he dident have time to really look at it nicly done
lol he didnt give a fuck about that glove
Sorry Dude But you Dont have a Screen Used Glove
Prove it isn't then
Why are they called hero gloves???????? Never ever heard of em called that before..
A "hero" prop is a filmmaker's term to refer to an item in a movie that if of the highest detail and functionality. Usually the most detailed props that are meant to be seen up close on screen. Say, for example, a machete being used by Jason Voorhees. The fully metal and sharp machete would be a 'hero' machete. Where as a plastic one would just be a 'stunt' machete. Etc...
That is so cool ylu got to meet Robert Englund. I’d love to meet him if becomes to cincinnati Ohio to horror hours f weekend next year
Hero glove huh
I mean Robert does have a point, there were different versions of the glove created for the first and second film...
Part 1 and 2 are the same glove, just slight modifications, and they used one stunt glove before using the blades in freddy's fingers for Part 2
WOW $650! Just goes to show you the cool shit you can come across if your persistent. I scored my silicone mask brand new from WFX for $360 and about a year ago I seen someone selling a Freddy sweater on eBay with a New Line Cinema Tag on it. It sold for $112.
I would have thrown that glove in the trash after roberts encounter 😔
its funny that your in a line, and no one knows that they are standing right behind the original screen used glove
Signing it hurt the value
Weird!
I want to meet him
Where did the original leather go?
We don't know. It was gone already when the glove popped up in the original auction.
It’s a revolving door for him and it’s just business, I’m sure he gets tired of it, I love the movies but I could careless about meeting them,
Haha, this is hilarious. He had the prop right in his hands and he passes it off as just another of the thousands of replicas he signs. In his defense, you probably should have explained a little more that it was the real deal. I met him a few weeks ago, so I know how it is when you're being rushed through the line. I agree autograph sessions are so impersonal, and the fact you have to pay sucks.
Damn. 0 fucks given. What a shame.
I'm sure it's a replica, someone with enough time,skill and patience could make one, I bought my wife a dream warriors replica from neca and it looks pretty damn good
If if were me, and it was deemed to be the original, I would have showed up and given it to him. I personally think that is the “classy” thing to do. IMO, it should be with the man who really brought the character to life. If not him, then maybe Wes Craven RIP or Bob Shaye or Heather Langenkamp or somebody who is important to the franchise.
In the process, if you offered it to him and he knew where the original went, he might say, “I’m flattered, but this is not the original. I have that one. But this is a great piece and you should keep it.”
Just my thoughts.
Jim and Lou said it themselves it is ua-cam.com/video/3L5WIORRmjQ/v-deo.html
It's a glove dude chill
Did he break it? XD
no way that's the original. what idiot would ruin the original by adding signatures to it? that would actually lower the glove's value
It's not the original leather. The original leather is long gone. It's just a dummy leather glove to put the signatures on. The metal armature is the original, though. But I totally agree with you... I'm still upset that someone had Robert put his signature right on the front of the original Freddy sweater.
I like how Robert doesn't give a fuck if it was the original or not hahaha
He's more like: "Gimme ma moneyz fan biatch!"
Why do they call it the Hero glove?
That's what I wondered too!!
@@bobbq8380 A hero prop is a prop that is the original most detailed and used for close up shots while stunt props are usually less detailed.
Not the original
Prove that it isn't
Thomas Winchester prove it dude
Space Emo Cosplay prove that it’s real lmao
THE SHOCK MONSTER it’s not the original glove because the original one his agent has behind Plexiglass and it’s lit up with red and green neon. It was never lost.
@@pilummurialis6490 Robert himself has proven it many times before
sad tht he doesn't seem to remember anymore. maybe it's for the best
To be fair you talked to him like a child lol. That’s not the original clearly 😂
so sweet you gave that 100000 $ glove to robbie
Yeah it really didn't get the acknowledgement from Robert that it deserved! Kind of a shame. BUT- what really matters is Mike has it, and Mark has duplicated it, so now fans like us can own a copy of the real deal!
Yea, he definitely wasn’t impressed. He probably sees thousands a day at a signing - unless it was the OG (and GE already has that one)he doesn’t much care. 😱
Not the original glove
Prove it isn't cause Jim and Lou said it themselves it is ua-cam.com/video/3L5WIORRmjQ/v-deo.html
he seemed jaded
Because the way the guy described it made it sound like it was a REPLICA of the original glove. The dude never explained that it was the actual glove used in the movie (or so he claims...). I bet Robert signs over 100 replica gloves at those events, so of course he's not gonna do cartwheels over it.
He said it wasn’t legit 😢
It's just a prop to him. But the glove was eventually authenticated at the highest levels and is now on display at a museum. It's confirmed to be legit now.
Mark Petrie it was completely obvious Mark from the other video that you guys made just showing off some of the easily identifiable markings. Amazing find I wish I could’ve seen it in person!
why does he still have this glove, it doesn't belong to him? It's stolen property that belongs to newline, so would it be ok for someone to steal one of his gloves and sell it on eBay?
Yeah these guys are either in possession of stolen goods, or they made a really good fake. Both Mark Petrie and Mike Becker make replica gloves and sell them. That's really odd and no coincidence either. Since this so called original glove doesn't even have the original leather glove part, it's as good as garbage. It's altered.
I don't blame Robert his seen so many gloves at this things! And everyone probably says they have a one of one glove! And he doesn't care his just ther to sign things and keep the line moving! Sorry to be a dick about it but I'm sure it's probably right on with what I'm saying! I've been to these things before and they just want to keep the line moving....
It doesn't matter anyways. If it was stolen off the set who ever owns it now is in possession of stolen property. Who ever does have it wouldn't be credible because there are no receipts or COA. So even if you do own the real original Elm Street glove it doesn't matter because you can't prove it.
Firstly it disappeared off set and was "found" years and secondly a youtuber has confirmed he looked into this video and it was proven to be real.
@@mattb4518 it's still stolen. Doesn't matter how many years went by or who found it. If somebody steals the Mona Lisa and you find it years later you don't get to keep it. You'll go to jail for having stolen property. This glove belongs back with New Line Cinema or Robert.
Why ask robert to sign a glove? Awkward.
Why not? He has signed tons
This is really, AMAZING..The ORIGINAL Hero glove?! That thing deserves to be in the smithsonian man!! Check out the AMAZING intro he did for me on my UA-cam!
That it not the original screen used glove if it was he stole it That's a porp replica of the original no one got the original inless he stolen it from the set of making the original movie.
He didn't steal it. It showed up unexpectedly at Heritage Auctions in 2009 and it was labeled as an "unfinished" Nightmare on Elm Street 5 glove. Mike found it on the website shortly after the auction ended and he contacted the website and asked if he could make an offer to the winner of the auction. They passed his offer on to the winner of the auction and it was accepted. The glove was then sent to Mike. A few years after I shot this video, Mike sold the glove to a high-end collector. This collector has connections and was able to sit down individually with both Lou Carlucci and Jim Doyle (these are the two guys that built the original glove for the 1984 film). They both examined the glove independently from one another and both of them have confirmed that it is in fact the glove they built back in 1984. They have both signed a Certificate of Authenticity as well. The glove now sits in the Museum of Pop Culture in Seattle, WA.
It’s not the original glove because the original never had a weld mark bulging out on the middle finger. Plus Robert Englund himself said that he gave his agent the original glove, it was never lost. Now ask yourself who are you gonna believe some guy named “mike” or Freddy Kruger him self ? This is nothing more then a well made knockoff also how ironic that he doesn’t have the original glove yet claims the blades are the real ones 🙄
Firstly, that's not a weld mark bulging out of the middle finger. It's actually a dried piece of rubber band that the previous owner had wrapped around the tip at one point. Also, there have been some new developments since I made this video and it 100% puts the entire debate to rest. I have been asked by those involved to not disclose these new developments at this time. Robert has said a lot of things over his career. He even told me that a picture of himself from Nightmare on Elm Street part 1 was actually taken from Nightmare on Elm Street part 3. But that's entirely false. Robert simply is either slinging a false story, or he is simply mistaken. Robert's agent does not own the original glove.
Its not some guy named marks word, it is the word of the guy WHO MADE IT. Did you even read what he wrote? ua-cam.com/video/3L5WIORRmjQ/v-deo.html
Robert was unimpressed it seemed....probably thinking in his head...when is this thing over with...
He has seen thousands of gloves over the years and he is not a big studier of the props like the fans are. So to him, it's really just another glove.
@@mpetrie thats essentially what i was getting at..but could you imagine being him..just doing these conventions all the time...the amount of gloves he sees as well the amount of purell he goes through ;p
Because the way the guy described it made it sound like it was a REPLICA of the original glove. The dude never explained that it was the actual glove used in the movie (or so he claims...). I bet Robert signs over 100 replica gloves at those events, so of course he's not gonna do cartwheels over it.
Doesn't matter, Celebrities owe their lives as they know it to fans, period!!
@@jake4bonsai Fans don't own celebrities.
If i would meet Robert..i will be wearing my hat..and hopefully a glove..holding an action figure
@mpetrie Is it really believable that some random dude ended up with the actual glove that was used on the set of the movie. Seems like New Line would have hung onto something that epic.
That random dude just happens to make replica gloves. Odd isn't it? Both Mark Petrie and Mike Becker make replica gloves for a living. Very strange. I think they are con artists.
@@subzero8679 complete cons! This is the worst lie of a video I have ever seen
@@andysmith9243You're pathetic 😂
Dude..THAT IS NOT THE ORIGINAL HERO GLOVE!! STOP
Prove it isn't cause Jim and Lou said it themselves it is ua-cam.com/video/3L5WIORRmjQ/v-deo.html
u look like gaffigan :-)
Not one F@#$ Given 😄
Yeah. I was pretty disappointed with the reaction myself. Oh well. We at least got it confirmed later that the glove was indeed authentic. It's just funny to us that Robert had no idea that this was the first glove he ever wore as Freddy and he didn't realize it. He said the blades looked familiar to him but he's seen so many gloves over the years... And he's probably not as big of a Freddy nerd as his fans are. I can attest to that. :)
@Mark Petrie why should he be a nerd he is freddy you are not his name is on the silver screen yours aint he gets paid you pay he forgot you the moment you left you talk about him almost 10 years after this video was made see where this is going robert has other priorities in life 😂😂
Just because whoever sold it to you said it was the ‘original’ doesn’t mean it actually was lmao.
He bought it from an auction house online and it was labeled a extra glove for a different movie but it was the glove from the first movie
Joseph Gillespie again, just because it was labeled as that doesn’t mean that that is actually what it is lol.
Trust me dude its the original glove he has a video comparing it to scenes in the first two movies and it matches
Joseph Gillespie somebody's "special". LMAO!
@@josephgillespie4313 dude Mark Petrie makes replica gloves that look identical to the original glove in every way, and Mike Becker makes replica gloves too. Isn't that odd to you?? That's no coincidence. These guys are pulling a scam.
J B to CB eh CB do CB
Who gives a shit? I am a fan I could care less who owns the original glove. If that is the original glove that is awesome way to go! if not oh well.
Who did you get it from? Did it come with a COA from New Line? Or did you score it from the person that stole it off set?
I never seen someone mumble and bumble their way through an important conversation like this. Why didn't you open with Lou and Jim have both authenticated this glove instead of playing a game show "have you see this before?". Better yet, let Robert's handler know what you have so they can tell him beforehand and then you can have something other than a fleeting fan sign-my-crap interaction with him. Fail.
This was Mike's opportunity and I didn't want to impose. Also, Lou and Jim hadn't authenticated the glove at this point. When I saw that Mike wasn't saying anything to Robert about it, I decided to speak up when Robert handed the glove back. I was trying to be respectful of Mike since it was his glove and his arrangement. Needless to say, I was underwhelmed as well.
@@mpetrie Sorry, I thought you were the person showing him the glove. Shame this turned out to be such a missed opportunity with Freddy himself.
@@MiniatureMasterClassIn the end, Robert is so convinced that his agent has the original glove. He's told this story so many times how he took the original glove from the Part 2 set and his agent has had it ever since. That is absolutely not true. Either Robert is simply mistaken or he is BSing entirely. I presume it's the former. But we are 110% certain that it's THE original glove. I even just found out within the last 2 weeks of a detail that I had known about but I thought it was something that happened to the glove around Part 2's filming. Turns out it's been that way since it was first built. Lou has a specific memory about something that happened during the glove's construction that stands out in his mind that no one else would know about and it would therefore have been impossible to replicate. The moment Lou saw that particular detail, he immediately recognized it and even started getting a little emotional about seeing it again
@@mpetrie The history of movie props is fascinating, especially ones that disappear or are stolen. I have a relative that worked on the set of Raimi's Spider-Man 2 when two of the stunt Spidey costumes got stolen. It was crazy. Thanks for sharing.
That’s NOT the original glove.
Prove it isn't cause Jim and Lou said it themselves it is ua-cam.com/video/3L5WIORRmjQ/v-deo.html