LC Fedora Vs. ROTLA
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LC Fedora Vs. ROTLA
I am just looking at some screen captures to try and see if the MKVII has the grooves or not, and I noticed something. Now, I am sure this has been addressed on here a bunch, but, does the LC Fedora have a shorter brim than the ROTLA brim?
If this is the case, does anyone happen to have an AB hat, and know if those changes are incorporated into the hat, or is the AB LC hat, just a raiders hat blocked differently?
If this is the case, does anyone happen to have an AB hat, and know if those changes are incorporated into the hat, or is the AB LC hat, just a raiders hat blocked differently?
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LJ,
You can reference that piece of tidbit over at the main Indygear.com site in the Fedora section:
http://indygear.com/gear/fedora.shtml
It breaks down the qualities of each film hat. ....while you are waiting for to hear from the pro's. ;-)
You can reference that piece of tidbit over at the main Indygear.com site in the Fedora section:
http://indygear.com/gear/fedora.shtml
It breaks down the qualities of each film hat. ....while you are waiting for to hear from the pro's. ;-)
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Actually, I think its' kindof assumed that Katanga mailed the hat back to Indy - or at least mailed it to Sallah who mailed it back to Indy. :junior: -IJClintonHammond wrote:That'd be because the fedora in LC is not the same as the one in Raiders... He loses his hat in Raiders... So he woulda had to get a new one...
(Non-canon What-Ifing aside)
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Oh come on, you dont mean to say that its becasue no-one on the crew decided to pay attention and preserve one?ClintonHammond wrote:That'd be because the fedora in LC is not the same as the one in Raiders... He loses his hat in Raiders... So he woulda had to get a new one...
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You see I´m always right , thx SergeiSergei wrote:LJ,
You can reference that piece of tidbit over at the main Indygear.com site in the Fedora section:
http://indygear.com/gear/fedora.shtml
It breaks down the qualities of each film hat. ....while you are waiting for to hear from the pro's. ;-)
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Um.... that's the same grey fedora he's wearing at the beginning of the movie, with the same blue suit, as he boards the Plane out of San Francisco for Nepal... so unless he just bought a brand new fedora and suit that looked exactly like he had on in the movie prior, he must of contacted Katanga at some point between the ark going "postal" and ending up in Washington DC to get his stuff (fedoras - both of them, suit, luggage, etc) off the ship.ClintonHammond wrote:"I thought that Katanga followed the sub..."
Well, as I say to the Star Wars geeks, show me any indication of that on screen...
Heh
Seems pretty obvious to me, at the end of the movie, on the stairs with Marion, where she says, "Come on... I'll buy you a drink? You know... a drink.", Indy is in a new hat...
Especially considering that it's GREY!
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Ah, you beat me to it MJ. :evil: I was just think about that.Minnesota Jones wrote:Um.... that's the same grey fedora he's wearing at the beginning of the movie, with the same blue suit, as he boards the Plane out of San Francisco for Nepal... so unless he just bought a brand new fedora and suit that looked exactly like he had on in the movie prior, he must of contacted Katanga at some point between the ark going "postal" and ending up in Washington DC to get his stuff (fedoras - both of them, suit, luggage, etc) off the ship.ClintonHammond wrote:"I thought that Katanga followed the sub..."
Well, as I say to the Star Wars geeks, show me any indication of that on screen...
Heh
Seems pretty obvious to me, at the end of the movie, on the stairs with Marion, where she says, "Come on... I'll buy you a drink? You know... a drink.", Indy is in a new hat...
Especially considering that it's GREY!
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Seriously guys come on! It's totally obvious!
Even though it was a horrible movie, Last Action Hero (Staring Arnold Schwarzenegger) has taught us that every action hero has a closet full of gear that is all exactly the same.
But in all seriousness...ess.. I think they just let Marion get her stuff...sure they made her wear the nighty the whole time, but I mean they are the bad guys, why would you let the good guys be comfortable?
Even though it was a horrible movie, Last Action Hero (Staring Arnold Schwarzenegger) has taught us that every action hero has a closet full of gear that is all exactly the same.
But in all seriousness...ess.. I think they just let Marion get her stuff...sure they made her wear the nighty the whole time, but I mean they are the bad guys, why would you let the good guys be comfortable?
Even though it was a horrible movie, Last Action Hero (Staring Arnold Schwarzenegger) has taught us that every action hero has a closet full of gear that is all exactly the same.
Indy does have a closet full of gear that is all exactly the same. Or awfully darn close. Multiple shirts, jackets and pants. Why not hats as well? We have all seen the screen shot a million times by now haven't we?!
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Yea, we're the same way. I have several sets of indyish shirts, pants. Several jackets and hats. Do I qualify as a action he...ah, never mind. Really though, I think that Indy got his gear back somehow. Its pretty expensive to just leave S&W HE's and Browning Hi-Powers laying around.rick5150 wrote:Even though it was a horrible movie, Last Action Hero (Staring Arnold Schwarzenegger) has taught us that every action hero has a closet full of gear that is all exactly the same.
Indy does have a closet full of gear that is all exactly the same. Or awfully darn close. Multiple shirts, jackets and pants. Why not hats as well? We have all seen the screen shot a million times by now haven't we?!
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Did anyone on the production crew state how many fedoras were used for each movie? I imagine that all three fedoras were well made enough that they could be reshaped easily. But if they used several, then that would explain varying brim lengths and crown heights.
...sorry if that has been said before -- I didn't have enough time to read the whole thread.
My AB brim was a carbon copy of the brim in ROTLA, however I had to trim it down, as I have a narrow face.
...sorry if that has been said before -- I didn't have enough time to read the whole thread.
My AB brim was a carbon copy of the brim in ROTLA, however I had to trim it down, as I have a narrow face.