Russell Crowe is auctioning off his most prized possessions
Ever wanted to dress up like Gladiator and scream “I Am Maximus Decimus Meridius!”?
Well now you can, while dressed in the exact body armour Russell Crowe wore on set… if you’ve got $20,000 to $30,000 that is.
The legendary Australian actor is auctioning off hundreds of personal items and memorabilia following his divorce from Danielle Spencer.
Russell joined Alan in studio to discuss the truly incredible catalogue titled The Art of Divorce, and to tell the stories behind some of the more interesting items.
There’s a 65-million-year-old dinosaur skull estimated to go for between $35,000 – $40,000.
“That was Leonardo DiCaprio’s. We got on the vodka one night and next thing I know I bought it off him.
“I didn’t intend to buy a dinosaur skull that night,” he laughs.
There’s a life-sized bronze statue of the great Donald Bradman, expected to fetch between $50,000 – $60,000.
“You need that, you should get that,” Russell says.
Alan, “There’s a few things here I’m having a look at, I can tell you.”
The catalogue will be on exhibition for four days prior to the auction, which begins at 6pm on April 7th at Carriageworks in Sydney.
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Russell also took your calls and told more stories about what’s up for sale
Click HERE for the full list of items and details on the auction