YES GIORGIO Musical Original EDDIE ALBERT Wardrobe Pictures/Sheets HENRY POLLACK

The photos included are of Eddie Albert who played the character Henry Pollack. The photos also come along with the continuity sheet and pieces of the wardrobe. There is slight tears on the edges of the sheets.

I have only included one picture above of the front side to show you what is on the picture, but I did not want to take close-up individual pictures of each one because someone else could copy them. Here are some Continuity and Wardrobe Polaroids used during the filming of the romance musical movie, "Yes, Giorgio" in 1982. Each Polaroid is one of a kind and is not a copy. These are the original Polaroids used by the wardrobe department to make sure that all of the filming does not have any continuity problems from scene to scene. Here is your chance to own a glimpse of movie history and a candid moment of the actors behind the scenes.

In some of these scenes, you will see the military uniforms that they were wearing or weapons and badges that are attached to their clothing. Also, depending on the scene, there could be some one-of-a-kind, extremely rare items only used at a specific part of the film. Many of these Polaroids are not documented into history yet and no one else owns these photos. Each picture has unique writing on it whether it is the scene number, actor's name, actor's character's name or some other type of writing.

This is the actual writing done by the wardrobe department to help them to stay organized and efficient during production. Each Polaroid measures 4 inches by 4 inches. Some of the Polaroids have a hole punched in the white portion on a bottom corner, so it could be held in a 3-ring binder.

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