Phone Card | MINORITY REPORT (2002)

Stock #17398

Phone Card

£45 approx. $47 / €44

Our expert's notes

A phone card made for the 2002 Steven Spielberg science fiction film Minority Report. The card details a short conversation between Jon Anderton and a character initialled "M.B". The card is printed on a pale blue credit card sized thick piece of card made to look like an everyday phone card but for the reverse which contains the dialogue of a conversation that makes reference to the 'Kaplan' file, which is the name given to the character who ultimately was renamed "Leo Crow", the man the Pre-cogs see Jon Anderton (Tom Cruise) murdering and thus setting the plot in motion. The pre-production period for the film was incredibly long, and the details on the card place it's creation before the final edition of the script, and as a result never made it to the final cut of the film. It is an interesting piece of the film's production history and shows the evolutions of the production and how greatly even the smallest details can be altered. Prop measures 8.5cm x 5.5cm (3.5" x 2"). Some details have been scrambled to avoid replication.
Size

Item size: 3.54" × 2.17" × 0.59" (9cm × 5.5cm × 1.5cm)

This item is located in London.