Props

1000 Harry Costume

This is the actual screen-worn hero outfit worn by Harry (Sean Bean). Created by “Silent Hill’s” costume designer Wendy Partridge her multi-layered monochromatic outfits created a sense of characters wrapped up in their own cocoon of guilt and responsibility. The costume includes a long sleeve zipper up 'Guess' hooded sweater, (size L) faded blue with dark blue stitching snap front 'Guess' shirt, (size L) and worn for production 'Dockers' navy blue pants. (Size 34 x 32) Includes wardrobe tag.

1001 Vincent Costume

The actual hero screen worn outfit worn by Vincent (Kit Harington). It shows both a haphazard lifestyle, perhaps even a bit of a vagabond, while also representing independence, and with so much zippered and buttoned pieces, and maybe more important the fact that he is hiding a monumental secret. This screen worn hero ensemble includes a grey with thin white stripes, zipper pockets, button up the front 'John Varvatos' vest, (size 38) grey, black, and brown 'FCUK' button up-shirt, (size XS) grey short sleeve with buttons at the neck 'FCUK' t-shirt, (size XS) dark blue denim 'Levi 501' jeans, (size 30) and black with metal design belt. Includes wardrobe tag.

1002 Heather Costume

This is the full costume includes seven pieces that were worn throughout the film by the character of Heather (Adelaide Clemens). It reminds us that she, like all the people who populate this atmospheric thriller are trapped in their own past, promises, responsibilities, and unfulfilled destiny. In fact, at one point a high school classmate remarks that she must buy her clothes at the “Good Will”. Heather is indeed a character in search of roots, of home, and most important of truth of her past, and her outfit reflects this. The vest she wears has great significance to her, since it is given to her by her father on her birthday, but has even great symbolic meaning to her. This hero screen-worn ensemble includes the red and black plaid with army green under coat 'Talula' jacket, (size XS) worn from production white leather 'Danier' vest, (size 2XS) red with glitter zip up the front hooded thin sweater, purple and silver floral print sleeveless top, worn from production white with frayed collar 'Frafalure' tank top, (size M) dark purple rubber like stretch skirt, and dark purple 'Lululemon' athletic pants. (Size 4) Includes wardrobe tag.

1003 Young Alessa Costume

The original hero screen worn outfit worn by the young Alessa (Erin Pitt). This outfit expresses normality and innocence, which is an ironic turn, when one sees just what happens in the flashback sequence in which it is worn. This ensemble includes purple linen with self belt dress, violet with white collar and cuffs button up the front jacket, very dark shiny smock like top, and grey high socks. Includes wardrobe tag.

1004 Happy Burger Staff Costume

Perhaps one of the only places of show some kind of normal world in the film, is the “Happy Burger”. It’s a burger chain where Heather hangs out, especially with her beloved father. Happy Burger Staff's, screen worn, hero, white with Hamburger logo on the chest 'H&M' polo shirt, (size L) and orange visor. Includes wardrobe tag.

2001 Bloody Bunny

In Silent Hill: Revelation there are many symbols that repeat themselves throughout the movie in both subtle and not so subtle ways. Each has enormous significance. Perhaps one of the most prevalent is the use of stuffed bunny rabbits. Representing both a world of innocents, especially in childhood, we see in various ways how this iconic symbol is corrupted, either by action, or by the characters who possess them, or by their locations. This is an unique screen used stuffed pink bunny with blue overalls, green bow tie, and very bloody face and hands seen by Heather at one of the most horrific birthday parties ever filmed. (approx. 14" long) Tag attached to bunny reads "Silent Hill Revelation 3D".

2002 Stuffed Bunny

Just as the characters in the film wear many layers of clothing, the film itself is beautifully enriched with many layers of reoccurring themes and symbols. One of the most iconic is the use of bunny rabbits. Since the story is one about the total destruction of childhood innocence, this well known symbol is used again and again in many variations. This screen used stuffed pink bunny with blue overalls, green bow tie, and very bloody face and hands is from one of the most amazingly unsettling sequences in the movie, where Heather witnesses a little girl’s birthday party slowly become its own nightmare. (Approx. 14" long) Tag attached to bunny reads "Silent Hill Revelation 3D".