A Time magazine featuring a cover depicting Chuck Noland (Tom Hanks) with the headline "Island Odyssey" from Robert Zemeckis' Cast Away. Noland saw a variety of magazines covering the story of his four years surviving on a deserted island in the home of his former girlfriend Kelly Frears (Helen Hunt).

During development on the film, screenwriter William Broyles, Jr. intentionally stranded himself on a beach to simulate the experiences of his lead character, Chuck Noland. Upon release, Cast Away became the third-highest-grossing film of 2000, earning more than $429 million in worldwide box office receipts and two Academy Award® nominations, including Best Actor in a Leading Role for Tom Hanks' critically-acclaimed performance as Noland.

This lot originates from Planet Hollywood. It consists of one custom-made, color-printed Time magazine cover featuring a photograph of Nolan as he appeared shortly after rescue and the headline "Special Report Island Odyssey" with the subheaders "What happened to Chuck Noland" and "How modern technology failed to find him," the corner line "Lost at Sea," the date "May 8, 2000," and a barcode. The back of the cover features an Omega watch advertisement. The cover has been applied over a real Time magazine with an inserted custom-made article headlined "Chuck Noland's Story Man vs. Nature" with a picture of Noland recovering in the hospital. The lot shows evidence of intentional production distressing together with wear consistent with on-set use, handling, and age. Dimensions: 10.5" x 8.25" x 0.25" (26.75 cm x 20.75 cm x 0.75 cm)