Ann-Margret | 2005 Script from "The Santa Clause 3"

Description

Buena Vista, 2006; no covers, title page marked "Full Goldenrod Rev," dated "11/07/05," with the star's red felt-tip ink annotation in the upper right corner, screenplay by Audrey Wells and Vic Levin, approximately 100 pages; from the third installment of the comedy starring Tim Allen as "Santa Claus," Ann-Margret as "Sylvia Newman" and other fun cast members including Martin Short, Judge Reinhold, Alan Arkin, Peter Boyle, Kevin Pollack, and Abigail Breslin; also included are three other earlier versions of this script.

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Ann-Margret | 2005 Script from "The Santa Clause 3"

Lot 0092

Estimate $100-$200Jun 23, 2026, 1:00 PM EDT

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The Ann-Margret Collection

Jun 23, 2026 1:00 PM EDT

Gardena, CA, United States

Ann-Margret | 1980s-2000s Scripts from Various Films: A group of 12; housed in one bankers box, from a number of movies Ann-Margret starred in, most lightly annotated by her in different colors of ink or in pencil, some in binders, others fastened with

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1980s-2000s Scripts from Various Films

Ann-Margret | 1980s-2000s Huge Collection of Spec/Unproduced/Passed-On Scripts: A group of approximately 75; housed in five bankers boxes; all sent to the star over the years, though she ended up not working on any of these projects; many have handwritten or typed notes

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1980s-2000s Huge Collection of Spec/Unproduced/Passed-On Scripts

Ann-Margret | 1984 Script from "Blue Velvet": De Laurentiis Entertainment Group, 1986; white "CAA" covers, marked "Second Draft," dated "April 5, 1984," screenplay by David Lynch, 126 pages; an early draft of what would become Lynch's breakout

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1984 Script from "Blue Velvet"

Ann-Margret | 1997 Scripts from "Good Will Hunting": Miramax Films, 1997; a group of two identical ones; white covers, written by Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, 124 pages; also included is a letter on Miramax letterhead reading in part "Dear Academy

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1997 Scripts from "Good Will Hunting"

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1997 Script from "L.A. Confidential"

Ann-Margret | 1972 Joan Blondell Signed Book Titled "Center Door Fancy": A hardcover; by Blondell, dust jacket, published in 1972 by Delacorte Press, New York, signed in black felt-tip ink on the title page "dearest Ann-Margaret [sic] / I think of just / you as Nora

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1972 Joan Blondell Signed Book Titled "Center Door Fancy"

Ann-Margret | 1965 One-Sheet Movie Poster from "The Cincinnati Kid": Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1965; from the drama that co-starred a stellar cast including Steve McQueen, Tuesday Weld, Edward G. Robinson, Karl Malden, Joan Blondell, Rip Torn, and Cab Calloway, written by

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1965 One-Sheet Movie Poster from "The Cincinnati Kid"

Ann-Margret | 1974 Italian Fotobusta Movie Poster from "The Cincinnati Kid": Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1965; from the film's 1974 re-release in Italy, featuring a colorized image of stars Ann-Margret, Steve McQueen, Karl Malden and others at the card table; folded; please note

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1974 Italian Fotobusta Movie Poster from "The Cincinnati Kid"

Ann-Margret | 1965 Lobby Card from "The Cincinnati Kid": Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1965, lobby card #7; from the acclaimed drama co-starring Steve McQueen, Karl Malden, and Tuesday Weld where uncharacteristically, Ann-Margret plays the "bad girl"; on display in

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1965 Lobby Card from "The Cincinnati Kid"

Ann-Margret | 1966 Belgian Window Card Movie Poster from "The Swinger": Paramount, 1966; featuring a cute image of Ann-Margret wearing a sparkly gold bikini; framed; on display in the star's home theatre for many years.

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1966 Belgian Window Card Movie Poster from "The Swinger"

Ann-Margret | 1966 Japanese B2 Standard Poster from "The Swinger": Paramount, 1966; featuring a great central image of the star wearing a sequined bikini surrounded by four smaller vignettes of her doing swingin' things; folded; consigned by one of Ann-Margret's

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1966 Japanese B2 Standard Poster from "The Swinger"

Ann-Margret | 1968 Rare One Sheet Movie Poster from "Criminal Affair": International Film Associates, 1968; featuring a singular image of the star's pretty, smiling face from the foreign heist film that co-starred Rossano Brazzi; alternatively released as "Seven Men and

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1968 Rare One Sheet Movie Poster from "Criminal Affair"

Ann-Margret | 1960s-1970s Framed One-Sheet Movie Posters from Her Own Films: A group of four; including (in alphabetical order): "The Cheap Detective," Columbia, 1977; "Joseph Andrews," United Artists, 1977; "The Last Remake of Beau Geste," Universal, 1977 (no glass in

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1960s-1970s Framed One-Sheet Movie Posters from Her Own Films

Ann-Margret | 1970s-1980s Folded One-Sheet Movie Posters from Her Own Films: A group of four; including (in alphabetical order): "The Cheap Detective," Columbia, 1978, Style B, folded; "Joseph Andrews," Paramount, 1977, folded; "The Last Remake of Beau Geste," Universal,

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1970s-1980s Folded One-Sheet Movie Posters from Her Own Films

Ann-Margret | 1980s Framed Mostly One-Sheet Movie Posters from Her Own Films: A group of four; including (in alphabetical order): "Middle Age Crazy," 20th Century Fox, 1980, one-sheet; "A New Life," Paramount, 1988, one-sheet; "A Tiger's Tale," Vincent Pictures, 1987,

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1980s Framed Mostly One-Sheet Movie Posters from Her Own Films

Ann-Margret | 1985 One-Sheet Movie Poster from "Twice in a Lifetime": The Yorkin Company, 1985; from the drama co-starring Gene Hackman; also included is a small Swedish window card, "Tv? G?nger I Livet" ["Two Times in Life"], 1987; interestingly, Paul McCartney wrote

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1985 One-Sheet Movie Poster from "Twice in a Lifetime"

Ann-Margret | 1999 Movie Posters from Her Own Films: A group of two; the first "Any Given Sunday," Warner Bros., 1999, unusual size of 33x28; from the film directed by Oliver Stone with an all-star cast; the second "Happy Face Murders," Showtime

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1999 Movie Posters from Her Own Films

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1994 Signed Script from "Auntie Mame"

Ann-Margret | 1987 Scripts from "The Two Mrs. Grenvilles": NBC Television, 1987; a group of two; the first with brown covers, the star's black felt-tip ink initials penned in the upper right corner, marked "Part One" and "Revised Draft," dated "May 27, 1986,"

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1987 Scripts from "The Two Mrs. Grenvilles"

Ann-Margret | 1994 Script from "Scarlett": CBS Television, 1994; no covers, loose-leaf, light blue title page, marked "Part One" and "Revised," dated "January 4, 1994," approximately 125 pages (though out of order and not clear if 100% complet

Jun 23, 2026Ann-Margret | 1994 Script from "Scarlett"

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