Film studio A24's auction of props from its critically acclaimed hit Everything Everywhere All at Oncehas garnered over $500,DMCA000 for charity. The auction, held between from Feb. 23 to Mar. 2, appealed to the film's devoted fanbase, with 43 original offerings from the set.
The items ranged from lead actor Michelle Yeoh's costumes to the hot dog hands to the googly-eyed rock. The item that went for the highest bid, by far, is Raccacoonie — bringing in $90,000. The racoon puppet, whose name is a tongue-in-cheek reference to Pixar's Ratatouille, was pictured atop actor Harry Shum Jr.'s head in the movie.
Credit: Mashable composite: A24 SEE ALSO: Where to watch 'Everything Everywhere All At Once' The auction was divided into three segments, each devoted to an individual charity selected by the movie's directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert (aka Daniels).
The "Laundry and Taxes" lot is being donated to the Laundry Workers Center, which works to improve the lives and working conditions of those in the laundry, warehouse, and food service industries. The category "Mementos from the Multiverse" is dedicated to the Asian Mental Health Project, which seeks to empower Pan-Asian communities and provide them with mental health care, education and resources. Finally, the "In Another Life Auction" will go towards the Transgender Law Center, the largest national trans-led organization fighting for trans liberation and lives.
Credit: Mashable composite: A24 The auction's items went for big bucks: the googly eye rock boulder stunt double from the Rockverse went for $48,000; Deirdre Beaubeirdra's (Jamie Lee Curtis) notorious auditor of the month trophy and desk cookies went for $60,000 and $10,000 respectively; the wobbly hot dog hands sold for $55,000; Alpha Waymond's (Ke Huy Quan) fanny pack made $48,000; Evelyn's (Yeoh) Kung-Fu warrior costume was bought for $10,000, while the jumbled costume worn by Jobu Tupaki, Stephanie Hsu's character, closed at $15,000.
Everything Everywhere All At Oncedominated nominations and award shows this year, with the movie currently in the running for a slew of Academy Awards.
Topics Film
NYT Strands hints, answers for May 1
Bitcoin eyes $10,000 as total crypto market cap hits $300 billion
Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency: Experts break it down
Man perfectly demonstrates the dangers of drunk table dancing
Musetti vs. Diallo 2025 livestream: Watch Madrid Open for free
Declassified spy satellite photos show melting of Himalayan glaciers
Amazon's newest Kindle Oasis makes it easier to read at night
French grocery store Monoprix parodies Amazon Go in new ad campaign
Shop the Shark FlexStyle for 20% off at Amazon
'My Friend Pedro' review: All style and more substance than you think
Inside the Murky Process of Getting Games on Steam
Social platforms for 'Define the Relationship' conversations, ranked
This interactive map helps shoppers find black
The Electoral College was never going to save you, despite what you wanted to believe
The Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones are on sale for $100 off
It’s a mistake to think that our online and IRL lives are separate
The biggest lie we tell on the internet is ourselves
Porn age verification plans are being put on hold in the UK once again
Sony launches new flagship XM6 headphones: Order them now
The bittersweet joy of the automatic WiFi connection
Business media startup Cheddar adds radio to its growing TV operationFancy smart locks marketed to Airbnb hosts permanently broken by software updateYep, a 'Hunger Games' theme park is actually happeningCadbury chocolateLinkedIn is rolling out video creation on the mobile appDon't even think about using these emoji in these countries'Mission: Impossible 6' shoot paused while Tom Cruise recoversUber's neverBlizzard tries to rename Battle.net, failsMark Zuckerberg responds to Charlottesville, criticizes neoCadbury chocolateGoogle can now warn you when your allergies might flare up'Game of Thrones' fans pen a Sam Tarly version of 'The Fresh Prince of BelArnold Schwarzenegger donated $100,000 to an antiRead Tim Cook's powerful note to Apple employees about Charlottesville violenceNext episode of 'Game of Thrones' leaked online, courtesy of HBO SpainAverage dudes actually have a tough time getting love on dating apps'The Defenders' review roundup: It's good, give or take an Iron FistWe finally have a shipping date for Andy Rubin's Essential phoneNew Girl Scout badges go where Girl Scouts have never been before: Space Postscript: Celebrating Sybille Bedford by Sylvia Brownrigg The International by Richard Brody A Week in Culture: Matthew Specktor, Writer and Editor, Part 2 by Matthew Specktor Francine Prose on 'My New American Life' by Thessaly La Force Staff Picks: Lawrence of Tell Halaf, Raging Nymphos by The Paris Review Google will let advertisers use AI to create ad campaigns 'Mrs Davis' review: Relentlessly original, but more trick than miracle LAPD Zoom call: 8 moments you need to see from the angry, public roasting of police Making Art by Thessaly La Force Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan on The Trip The 49ers, Kaepernick's last NFL team, criticized for Blackout Tuesday post Your climate change denial TikToks are getting deleted Gamers take to 'Toontown' to stand with Black Lives Matter protesters Mayor of D.C. has city workers painting 'Black Lives Matter' on street to White House StableLM is the newest GPT Microsoft drops Twitter from its advertising platform And We Have A Winner! by Sadie Stein Peter Sellars on 'The Winds of Destiny' by Kevin Berger A Week in Culture: Barry Yourgrau, Writer by Barry Yourgrau My Manticore by Sadie Stein