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Frequency (2000) 'Northern Lights' 1969 Prop Newspaper
Frequency (2000) 'Northern Lights' 1969 Prop Newspaper
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Own a piece of Hollywood history.
This is an original production-made New York Daily News prop newspaper, dated October 11, 1969, created for the film Frequency (2000), starring Dennis Quaid and Jim Caviezel. Made by The Earl Hays Press for the production, this newspaper is straight from the original source - part of the film's production design that brought its dual-timeline story to life. A folded copy of this newspaper is visible in close-up during the scene where Quaid's character accidentally burns his desk.
Item Details:
- 🎬 Production-made prop for Frequency (2000), directed by Gregory Hoblit
- 📰 Period-accurate Daily News, dated 1969
- 🎥 Visible on screen in close-up of the 'Solar Flares / Northern Lights' story
Display it. Frame it. Add it to your collection. However you choose to enjoy it, you'll own a tangible connection to this cult favorite thriller. A film about time, memory, and the things we leave behind.
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