Yeah

... um, and, and the colors just weren't very strong.

So to see this, I mean, this is so fresh, you know? This has been kept out of the light.

I know the suits can be prone to fading when, when they're left in UV light especially.

This doesn't have any of that.

There's no separation at, at the boot line.

You know, it's frequent that if these have been on display with a pair of boots, you would see a specific line there where it's been protected from light versus exposed to light.

Right.

I won't tell the other Wilsons, but this one looks pretty special.

Yeah.

This is actually one of the very best examples that we've seen.

As you said there, we, they did have a number of them for the movie.

We have sold two or three in the past, but of course, the prop progresses through the film, so the hair, for example, grows.

Uh, we saw in the clip a second ago where he's painting the face on the volleyball.

There are different stages of the Wilson through the movie.

[laughs]

Yeah.

But again, I would say we're really working with limited information here, so things are possible.

Sure.

But the thing that really gives away what this is, aside from the three-inch steel rod sticking out of the top, is these Allen bolts.

To me, these are so fascinating because there's a book that came out in the 1990s called From Star Wars to Indiana Jones, the best of the Lucasfilm archives.

Some of the first reference piece.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

the two hands blocking the things you kind of want to see yeah