They’ll never let go … of this priceless prop. The controversial door from James Cameron’s “Titanic” was officially sold at the Treasures From Planet Hollywood auction last week for a whopping ...

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UNDATED (WKRC) - The iconic floating wood panel from the movie "Titanic" has sold for more than $700,000 at auction. Heritage Auctions said the piece of wood is often mistakenly referred to as a door.

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Several iconic movie props recently went under the gavel but it was a piece of the fictional version of the Titanic that outsold everything. The “floating door” was part of a door frame from above the ...

One Titanic fan will surely “never let go” of this iconic prop from the film. However, the real show stopper of the sale was the piece of balsa wood, a.k.a the “floating door,” from one of the final ...

Titanic fans have been debating whether Jack could have fit on the door for more than 25 years ago — and now one lucky person can test their theory at home. “Original hero flotation prop made of balsa ...

The famous floating “door” that has caused endless heated debates since Titanic’s 1997 release has sold for $718,750 at auction. In James Cameron’s hit romantic disaster film, Rose DeWitt Bukater ...

Could Jack and Rose both have fit on the door at the end of the movie “Titanic?” It’s a question that’s been asked for more than a quarter-century since the film’s release in 1997. That infamous ...

DOOR COUNTY, Wis. (WBAY) - Fake money used for props in movies is being passed off as real currency in Door County, according to the sheriff’s office. The Door County Sheriff’s Office said it received ...

There are tax-free days, where you can shop in your state without paying sales tax. At Bates, the closest thing is Opening Day — move-in time for the new students — when you can prop open any campus ...