"Cleopatra" wigs auctioned at the auction house starting at over 10,000 pounds

Buying a second-hand wig with a play should be a very cheap thing, but if the so-called second-hand goods are a bit of a head, the situation is another matter. In the latest report from the local media, the late actress Elizabeth Taylor is one of the most famous films in the history of the film - "Cleopatra" wearing a wig will be auctioned on the auction house, the bottom line price is up to 1 Ten thousand pounds.

Cleopatra was filmed in 1963 and was once the most costly film in film history, and its production costs almost led to the bankruptcy of 20th Century Fox. In the film, Elizabeth Taylor wears a wig made of real hair and decorated with golden wheat ears. After the film was completed, the wig was saved by the creator Stanley Howe, but was immediately transferred to the makeup artist. The makeup artist, who asked not to be named, saved the wig for 30 years. The person in charge of the auction house said in an interview: "Whoever sees this wig will think of Elizabeth Taylor and her playful post." In the words of the insider, "This wig can be said to have burnt Taylor's life experience. One of the tokens of the memorabilia." Translation: Dong Shi