NICOLAS CAGE (2002, Windtalkers) MGM Production-used "Enders" HERO prop lot
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GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC PLEASE BE SURE TO CHECK OUT OUR OTHER eBay Auctions of ORIGINAL Movie Memorabilia, props and Costumes. "Windtalkers" (2012) Production-used World War 2 era Joe Enders (Nicholas Cage) "Hero" Medical file & letter prop lot from the 2002 MGM film "Windtalkers”. In this epic drama, gung-ho Marine Joe Enders (Nicholas Cage) is assigned to protect a "windtalker," Private Ben Yahzee (Adam Beach), one of several Navajo Indians used to relay messages during World War II because their spoken language was indecipherable to Japanese code breakers. Lot includes: (3) prop letters , (1) "Hero" medical file "US Marine Joe Enders" (Nicolas Cage), prop letters to "Enders" (Nick Cage) , (1) sealed, (1) opened with letter, (1) opened envelope, items studio-acquired & production-made for this epic war story. Items exhibit some signs of use & studio-distress.Cast overview, first billed only:Nicolas Cage ... Sergeant Joe EndersAdam Beach ... Private Ben YahzeePeter Stormare ... Gunnery Sergeant HjelmstadNoah Emmerichh ... Private ChickMark Ruffalo ... Private PappasBrian Van Holt ... Private HarriganMartin Henderson ... Private NellieRoger Willie ... Private Charlie WhitehorseFrances O'Connor ... RitaChristian Slater ... Sgt. Pete 'Ox' Anderson Lot 449 IMAGES AND POSTER NOT INCLUDED. IMAGES FOR REFERENCE ONLY. ***************
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