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Burt Reynolds movie memorabilia goes on sale

By Bill DiPaolo
Nov 28, 2014

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Movie memorabelia goes on sale Dec. 11 & Dec. 12

Want to buy some movie memorabilia from the career of former Palm Beach County resident Burt Reynolds?

Your chance will be Dec. 11 and Dec. 12 during online and live bidding planned by Julien’s Auctions in Las Vegas, Nev.

A jacket and shirt Reynolds wore in Smokey and the Bandit II, a football helmet from The Longest Yard and a pair of monogrammed boots from 1996's Striptease are among the items scheduled to go on sale.

For additional updates, keep checking The Palm Beach Post

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