Pacific Rim (Warner Bros., 2013), Charlie Hunnam "Raleigh Becket" Screen Used White Jaeger Drivesuit.

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"Would you rather die here, or in a Jaeger?" - Marshal Stacker Pentecost (Idris Elba) - Pacific Rim

Pacific Rim (Warner Bros., 2013), Charlie Hunnam "Raleigh Becket" Screen Used White Jaeger Drivesuit. Charlie Hunnam's screen-worn white Jaeger Drivesuit he dons as Raleigh Becket, featured in the opening sequence of Guillermo del Toro's Pacific Rim. This lightweight armor is seen during the mission with his brother Yancy (Diego Klattenhoff), in which the two defy orders-with fatal consequences for one of the brothers. Measuring 75" x 27" x 13", with a helmet measuring 9" x 10" x 9", the suit was custom-built using a 3D scan of Hunnam and fabricated to his exact specifications. The high-shine painted white finish, chipped metallic detailing, and heavily armored styling reflect the Becket brothers' bold, bruising style and devil-may-care attitude. Constructed over an elastane-blend bodysuit, the armor components include collar, epaulets, chest plate, bracers, knuckle plates, hip bolts, quad plates, codpiece, and knee pads-all finished in weathered white and silver. The plastic and acrylic helmet includes internal LED lights and a magnetic closure, with light separation visible on the left side of the helmet "bowl." The left gauntlet shows minor splitting of the urethane components, and the rear rubber spine has partially separated from the fabric undersuit. The suit exhibits deliberate production distress, including loosening of the kneecap armor and general surface wear, the rear helmet tubes appear to have been severed after production. Displayed on a custom mannequin with a 30" x 24" metal base. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions. From the personal collection of Guillermo del Toro.

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