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Pearl Harbor (2001) - Doolittle Raiders Prop Newspaper
Pearl Harbor (2001) - Doolittle Raiders Prop Newspaper
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Own a piece of one of Hollywood's most ambitious wartime epics.
This is an original production-made Tennessee State Press newspaper prop from Pearl Harbor (Touchstone Pictures, 2001). Created by The Earl Hays Press for the production, this prop carries one of the film's most emotionally charged headlines: 'All Planes Lost - Doolittle Raiders Presumed Dead' - a reference to the daring 1942 Doolittle Raid on Tokyo, the pivotal moment at the heart of the film's third act.
Includes our EHP Certificate of Authenticity and is guaranteed for life.
This is the only available piece. When it sells, it's gone.
As seen in:
- š¬ Pearl Harbor (Touchstone Pictures, 2001)
Display it. Frame it. Add it to your collection. However you choose to enjoy it, you'll own a tangible piece of one of the most ambitious productions in modern Hollywood history.
Did you know? Pearl Harbor was produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and directed by Michael Bay, with a budget of $140 million - one of the largest of its era. The Doolittle Raid sequence, starring Ben Affleck, Josh Hartnett, and Alec Baldwin as Lt. Col. Jimmy Doolittle, was praised as one of the film's most historically grounded moments.
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