A 10x8 signed black and white photograph of actor Tony Curtis appearing on 'The Mike Douglas Show'. Curtis stands to the left of the photograph and has signed it in blue felt ink across the bottom centre of the image. (Cat 5 Offer)

A 10x8" black and white photograph of the actor taken from the comedy "Some Like It Hot" in his role as "Josephine", "Junior" together with M. Monroe.

A 10x8" black and white, half length, film still, landscape photograph of Curtis in a bubble bath, with Monroe leaning down with him at his side, signed in bold silver ink. The film was originally planned to be filmed in full color, but after several screen tests, it had to be changed to black and white because of a very obvious 'green tint' around the heavy make-up required by Curtis and Lemmon when portraying Josephine and Daphne.

A 10x8" black and white, half length, film still, landscape photograph of Curtis in a bubble bath, with Monroe leaning down with him at his side, signed in bold silver ink. The film was originally planned to be filmed in full color, but after several screen tests, it had to be changed to black and white because of a very obvious 'green tint' around the heavy make-up required by Curtis and Lemmon when portraying Josephine and Daphne.

A 10x8" black and white, posed, portrait photograph of a young Curtis looking into camera, signed in bold black felt pen ink.

A 10x8" black and white, head and shoulders length, portrait photograph of a young Curtis wearing a striped suit jacket and tie, signed in bold black felt pen ink.

A 10x8" colour photograph of the actor taken from the film ' Spartakus' in his role as Antoninus; signed in black marker pen on the right side of the image.

Amazing and possibly one-of-a-kind vintage ballpoint signatures of four cast members of Some Like It Hot: Marilyn Monroe, Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis and Joe E. Brown, on an off-white 4.5x6" sheet of Dramamine stationery. The film’s title, Some Like It Hot, has been added to the top left corner in another hand. Some Like It Hot won the Golden Globe for Best Comedy, as well as Marilyn Monroe winning the Golden Globe for Best Actress in Musical or Comedy, and Jack Lemmon for Best Actor in Musical or Comedy. The film has been acclaimed worldwide as one of the greatest film comedies ever made. It ranked #1 on the American Film Institute’s list of the greatest comedies as well as 14 on their list of the 100 best American films. The film has also been deemed 'culturally significant' by the United States Library of Congress and selected for preservation in the National Film Registry. A single horizontal fold, perforation along top edge, through a single stroke of Marilyn’s signature, and a small spot of toning to top right, affecting nothing. Possibly unique item from one of Hollywood’s most beloved films. Mounted, framed and glazed using conservation glass, together with black and white photographs of the four taken from the film.