An extremely rare and very exciting piece of memorabilia from one of Hollywood's legends. A Marlon Brando movie personally worn cloak from the set of the movie "Superman" in 1978. Marlon Brando played superman's kryptonian father, Jor-El.
As a screen legend, Brando was one of the big draws of 1978's "Superman: The Movie". At the time, many considered Brando's multi-million dollar salary for about 2 weeks of work obscene. Brando shot all of his work for "Superman" and "Superman II" at once. For a wide variety of reasons including finances and the replacement of original director Richard Donner with "Superman II" director of record Richard Lester, all of Brando's shot footage for "Superman II" was cut from the final film.