Sawyer and Kate Dharma Initiative overalls from LOST...

In LOST's fifth season, characters 'Sawyer' and 'Kate' wear these Dharma Initiative costumes which were photographed on display at Walt Disney Studios HQ in Burbank, California on January 13, 2011.

Original Dharma Initiative outfits from TV's LOST

Roland Sanchez was responsible for the Costume Design for 90 episodes of the TV series from 2005 to 2010.

LOST TV billboard

LOST was a show chronicling the tales of the survivors of Oceanic Airlines Flight 815 plane crash on a mysterious island filled with black smoke monsters, Others, secret research projects and polar bears, amongst other incredible things.

By season five the cast of the show were split up and traveling through time, with some people, including James 'Sawyer' Ford (played by Josh Holloway) landing in the 1970's when the 'Dharma Initiative' were conducting their scientific experiments on the island.

Dharma Initiative overalls worn by

Josh Holloway as Sawyer/LaFleur in LOST

During this time Sawyer, the ultimate con artist, took on the alias 'LaFleur' and the position of Head of Security to fit in with life on the island.

Dharma Initiative overalls worn by

Evangeline Lilly as Kate in LOST

One of Sawyer's romantic interests, 'Kate Austen' (played by Evangeline Lilly), later arrived back on the island in the same time period and pretended to be a new Dharma Initiative recruit. She was assigned to the motor pool and wore this outfit in the show.

Learn more about LOST: Lost Encyclopedia

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Lost - The Complete First Season

Movie and TV costumes on display at Disney Studios...

Recently I ventured to Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, California to take some photographs of the new film and television costumes on display in the Frank G. Wells building foyer of the company's international headquarters, for all staff and guests to admire.

Original movie and TV costumes on display at Disney Studios

Included in the exhibit of original outfits from Disney movies and ABC Studios photographed on January 13, 2011 were:

Red dress worn by Mia Wasikowska and a Hatter Clan costume from Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland

'Balthazar' costume worn by Nicholas Cage in The Sorcerer's Apprentice

Jack Davenport's costume as 'Norrington' from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest

Original outfits worn by Jake Gyllenhaal and Gemma Arterton as 'Dastan' and 'Princess Tamina' in Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time

Dharma Initiative coveralls worn by 'Sawyer' and 'Kate' in TV's LOST

These costumes replace the previous outfits from Disney films such as Prince Caspian, High School Musical 3, Enchanted, Hannah Montana and Alice in Wonderland.

Come back to Hollywood Movie Costumes and Props over the coming days for more detailed photos of these costumes on display.

Murder, She Wrote TV props on display...

Once upon a time, Murder, She Wrote was the longest-running mystery show on TV, which starred Angela Lansbury as 'Jessica Fletcher'.

Original props on display from Murder, She Wrote

The character was a retired school teacher, turned best-selling author of mystery novels and an amateur sleuth. Her adventures took place mainly in Jessica's hometown of 'Cabot Cove' or New York, but book tours and visits to friends and relatives took the amateur detective all over the world solving mysteries.

Murder, She Wrote DVD cover

The popular series ran from 1984-1996 and spawned 12 seasons and 264 episodes, plus Angela Lansbury reprised her role for several special television movies in subsequent years.

Jeweled egg prop used in Murder, She Wrote

I'm not a Murder, She Wrote expert but there was an episode in season 11 (11.11, 230) named 'An Egg to die for', where Jessica helps a Russian policeman capture the mastermind behind the theft of a Faberge egg. Maybe this jeweled prop was from that episode.

Dagger props from Murder, She Wrote

I'm sure there were countless murder weapons used in crimes throughout the series, but these are just two daggers used as props on display at Universal Studios Hollywood on January 7, 2011.

Buy the series: Murder, She Wrote - The Complete First Season

Kandyse McClure's Command Uniform from Battlestar Galactica on display...

In the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica TV series which ran from 2004 to 2009, Kandyse McClure played Petty Officer and later 'Lt. Anastasia 'Dee' Dualla' of the Colonial Fleet, serving on both the Galactica as well as the Pegasus Battlestar.

Original command uniform worn by Kandyse McClure

as Dee in Battlestar Galactica

Kandyse McClure in Battlestar Galactica costume

Gleene Campbell was series Costume Designer on Battlestar Galactica and this command uniform was photographed on display at Universal Studios Hollywood on January 7, 2011.

Battlestar Galactica command uniform on display

If you like this costume and are a fan of the show, be sure to check out Starbuck's Viper flight-suit and original Colonial Warrior costume from the classic late 70's Battlestar Galactica television series.

Battlestar Galactica TV poster

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TV props, costumes and masks from Buck Rogers in the 25th Century...

Based on a character created in 1928 by Philip Francis Nowlan, Glen A. Larson's Buck Rogers in the 25th Century TV series starred Gil Gerard in the titular sci-fi role.

Original costume, helmet and prop from

Buck Rogers in the 25th Century TV show

A feature-length pilot about the NASA pilot accidentally frozen for over 500 years and waking up in the far future, was released theatrically in March 1979 (capitalising on the success of Star Wars two years earlier), and spawned a television show which lasted for two seasons from 1979 to 1981.

These authentic items used in the production of the television series were photographed on display at Universal Studios Hollywood on January 7, 2011.

Buck Rogers in the 25h Century TV poster

Twiki robot helmet and face worn in Buck Rogers

'Twiki' was 'Buck Rogers' robotic sidekick and often wore the computer intelligence 'Dr. Theopolis' around his neck.

Felix Silla was the actor behind the mask in the robot suit, but Mel Blanc provided his voice for the majority of the series, aside from in the second season when he was voiced briefly in a few episodes by Bob Elyea.

Twiki's catchphrase was 'bidi-bidi-bidi'.

Futuristic rifle prop used in Buck Rogers and the 25th Century

Apparently some of the laser guns and rifles used in Buck Rogers were originally used by villains in the original Battlestar Galactica along with other props, spaceships and outfits from Glen Larson's other sci-fi show.

Dress uniform jacket worn by Gil Gerard as Buck Rogers

Al Lehman was mainly responsible for Costume Design for the series, along with Jean-Pierre Dorleac and Sal Anthony on other episodes.

Buy the TV series: Buck Rogers In the 25th Century: The Complete Epic Series

Universal Studios Hollywood latest movie costume and prop exhibit...

The NBC Universal Experience attraction at Universal Studios Hollywood is a treasure trove of authentic props, wardrobe and movie memorabilia and is regularly updated with new costume displays from new and past Universal films and NBC TV shows at least every six months.

NBC Universal Experience exhibit January 2011

Over the coming days Hollywood Movie Costumes and Props will showcase the latest original outfits, props, masks and models on display from the worlds of fantasy, horror, comedy, sci-fi, animation and more.

Authentic costumes from new movies and classic television shows

This selection from behind-the-scenes of Hollywoodland include:

Original costumes from The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor

Outfit worn by Meryl Streep in It's Complicated

Emily Blunt's period dress and hat from The Wolfman, plus prosthetic werewolf legs and cowl

A command uniform from the new Battlestar Galactica TV show

Original jacket, gun prop and 'Twiki' robot helmet from Buck Rogers in the 25th Century

Animation maquettes from The Tale of Despereaux

Hoverboard props from Back to the Future II

Prosthetic Sleestak mask from the Land of the Lost movie remake

'Who' life mask from The Grinch

Plus original props from movies like The Blues Brothers, The American, Scott Pilgrim vs The World and classic TV shows like Murder, She Wrote

As you can see there's lots to enjoy, so come back soon for more details and photos here at Hollywood Movie Costumes and Props.

Universal's Lucille Ball TV Tribute - Part two...

In addition to all the wonderful outfits worn in shows like I Love Lucy and Here's Lucy, there was a fantastic array of personal effects, props and memorabilia as part of the Lucille Ball TV Tribute exhibit at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida on September 23, 2010.

Original Lucille Ball memorabilia on display

The entertainer's illustrious career spanned decades and this director's chair, robe and trunk are from her time backstage during the production of her third network television show, Here's Lucy, which ran from 1968 to 1974 on CBS.

I Love Lucy poster

Also on display were these fabulous cowboy boots worn in an episode of The Lucy Show, Lucille Ball's follow-up sitcom to I Love Lucy, which aired from 1962 to 1968.

Cowboy boots from The Lucy Show

Also pictured with the boots is original artwork from her only Broadway musical show 'Wildcat', which the performer starred in at 48 years old and opened in 1960.

Wildcat musical poster

In the I Love Lucy episode 'Ricky Loses his voice', Lucy accompanied herself on the ukulele while singing "Five Foot Two, Eyes of blue" at a show she and the Mertz's put together at the Tropicana Club.

Ukulele played in I Love Lucy

In another I Love Lucy episode from the 1950's, 'Tennessee Ernie Hangs On', Lucy wore these thimble tipped gloves whilst playing a washboard accompanying guest star Tennessee Ernie Ford singing "Ya'll come".

Thimble tipped glove prop from I Love Lucy

The tribute to the star of stage, screen and radio also featured magazine covers featuring Lucille Ball and hats that she wore during her successful career.

Lucille Ball magazine covers

Hats worn by Lucille Ball on display

Apparently the actress owned an extensive collection of fans, these are just two on display, which were often sent as gifts by admirers.

Fans from Lucille Ball's private collection

Desi Arnaz was a famous Cuban-born American musician, actor and TV producer, who starred alongside Lucille Ball as her on-screen husband 'Ricky Ricardo' in I Love Lucy,whilst he was also married to her at the time in real life.

Desi Arnaz mementos on display

The hats are from an extensive collection that he used in his professional and personal life. The straw hat, along with the conga drum, made up Desi's trademark look.

Award Sword presented to Desi Arnaz

The sword pictured here was one of many awards he received for his work in television and for charity, and is inscribed "3rd Annual Latin American Fiesta Distinguished Citizen Award to Desi Arnaz, Tampa, Florida - 1977".

Speaking of awards, Lucille Ball, received many accolades in her distinguished career.

Lucille Ball's Emmy Awards on display

I Love Lucy and The Lucy Show were nominated thirteen times and won a total of five Emmys. The star was also awarded a special sixth Emmy, the Governor's Award, posthumously in 1989.

Buy the series: I Love Lucy: The Complete Series

I Love Lucy - The Complete First Season

The Lucy & Desi Collection (Too Many Girls / The Long Long Trailer / Forever, Darling)

Here's Lucy: Season One

The Lucy Show: The Official First Season