Event Horizon: A large quantity of original colour costume design illustrations by John Mollo
Paramount Pictures, 1997, Qty
Paramount Pictures, 1997,
comprising; approximately 100 large pencil and watercolour character composites for key character costume designs such as; 'Captain Millar' and 'Cooper', as well as crew designs, crew costumes, helmet designs and flight desk graphics, together with a full costume budget, research material, film stills, a unit list, and letters of both engagement and termination from Paramount Pictures, largest 22in x 15in (56cm x 38cm) (Qty)
The cult sci-fi horror Event Horizon owes much of its production and costume design to Ridley Scott's 1979 film Alien, which John Mollo also provided the costume design for. Starring Sam Neil and Laurence Fishburne, this visceral film was filmed at Pinewood Studios, and despite Paramount pushing for a PG-13 certificate. It fully deserved the final R-rating it was awarded, the film presents the ghost space ship existing on the boundaries of hell as is deemed as one of the most frightening films of all time.
It was said that John Mollo never watched Event Horizon because it was too scary for him.
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From The John Mollo Archive
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Paramount Pictures, 1997, Qty
Paramount Pictures, 1997,
comprising; approximately 100 large pencil and watercolour character composites for key character costume designs such as; 'Captain Millar' and 'Cooper', as well as crew designs, crew costumes, helmet designs and flight desk graphics, together with a full costume budget, research material, film stills, a unit list, and letters of both engagement and termination from Paramount Pictures, largest 22in x 15in (56cm x 38cm) (Qty)
The cult sci-fi horror Event Horizon owes much of its production and costume design to Ridley Scott's 1979 film Alien, which John Mollo also provided the costume design for. Starring Sam Neil and Laurence Fishburne, this visceral film was filmed at Pinewood Studios, and despite Paramount pushing for a PG-13 certificate. It fully deserved the final R-rating it was awarded, the film presents the ghost space ship existing on the boundaries of hell as is deemed as one of the most frightening films of all time.
It was said that John Mollo never watched Event Horizon because it was too scary for him.
Provenance:
From The John Mollo Archive