Propstore and Planet Hollywood have come together for another auction of film and TV memorabilia connected to the famous movie-themed restaurant. The auction will be held on June 11 through July 1-2, 2026, featuring over 700 costumes, props, and more.

Superman’s (Christopher Reeve) costume from Superman III, the third of the four-film series defined the Man of Steel for a generation, is among the top highlights. Batman’s (Val Kilmer) Bat-Cuffs seen in the Batcave in Batman Forever and a shrimp hand from the dinner party possession in Beetlejuice are also in the auction.

“Following the tremendous response to our previous dedicated Propstore auction, we’re excited to once again open the Planet Hollywood vault on an even greater scale,” Planet Hollywood founder Robert Earl said. “These are far more than props and costumes; they are authentic pieces of cinematic history from iconic franchises and beloved cult classics that continue to resonate with audiences today. Whether you’re an experienced collector or a lifelong film fan, this auction offers a rare opportunity to own a tangible piece of pop culture history.”

The auction includes an oversized Leonov model miniature from 2010: The Year We Make Contact, Robin’s (Chris O’Donnell) first iteration mask from Batman Forever, and Jack Traven’s (Keanu Reeves) short and jacket from Speed.

Gabe Walker’s (Sylvester Stallone) ensemble with climbing accessories from Cliffhanger, Planet Hollywood at Walt Disney World study model, and a stunt thuggee sword from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom are offered.

More highlights are Chuck Noland’s (Tom Hanks) Island Odyssey magazine from Cast Away, Judy Robinson’s (Heather Graham) distressed jumpsuit with tank top from Lost in Space, and pair of Conehead masks from Coneheads.

“For years, Planet Hollywood brought fans face to face with Hollywood history, and now that legacy is being offered to collectors around the world,” said Chuck Costas, Propstore’s Vice President of Business Development. “This auction has been carefully curated to appeal to everyone, whether you’re just starting out or have been collecting for years. With recognizable titles spanning film and television, it’s a unique opportunity to acquire authentic pieces that capture some of cinema’s most memorable moments.”