Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones movie costumes from The Theory of Everything on display...

The Theory of Everything is inspired by the true story of Stephen Hawking's life and based on the memoir by his first wife Jane Hawking, Travelling to Infinity: My Life with Stephen. Eddie Redmayne plays the renowned astrophysicist who falls deeply in love with his fellow Cambridge student, 'Jane Wilde', played by Felicity Jones.

The Theory of Everything movie costume exhibit

The film chronicles the struggles and achievements of the couple when at 21-years-old the brilliant genius was diagnosed with a progressive motor neuron disease related to ALS, which has left him almost entirely paralysed and only able to communicate through a special speech-generating device.

These original costumes worn by the actors in the compelling drama were photographed on display at ArcLight Hollywood cinema on October 25, 2014.

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Steven Noble was Costume Designer on the movie directed by James Marsh, and the clothes were apparently supplied by Angels Costumes London.

Original costumes worn by Felicity Jones and Eddie Redmayne

in The Theory of Everything

These outfits were worn by Eddie Redmayne as a young 'Stephen Hawking' and Felicity Jones as 'Jane Wilde' during their time as students at the University of Cambridge during the 1960's.

If you're a fan of the actor, be sure to also check out Eddie Redmayne's movie costume in Les Misérables on display at Universal Studios Hollywood.

Wedding costumes worn by Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones 

in The Theory of Everything

Alos included in the display were the Hawking wedding costumes from when they were married in July 1965.

For more wedding gowns from the big screen and small screen, take a look at the wedding dress from 1991's Father of the Bride, Snow White's wedding dress from TV's Once Upon a Time, Mia Wasikowska's Jane Eyre period wedding gown and for something totally different, even Miss Piggy's Vivienne Westwood designed wedding gown from Muppets Most Wanted.

After seeing these screen-used costumes and the trailer I'm certainly looking forward to watching the enlightening movie at the cinema when it opens in the U.S. at the beginning of November.

University costume worn by Eddie Redmayne as Stephen Hawking 

in The Theory of Everything

UPDATED: Since my last visit to the cinema they have added a Cambridge University rowing crest to the pocket of the Stephen Hawking college blazer.

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Mary Tyler Moore's dress from Thoroughly Modern Millie on display...

In addition to more contemporary fare, the wardrobe and prop archive attraction at Universal Studios Hollywood often showcases some pieces from classic movies from the studios rich cinematic history. Mary Tyler Moore starred alongside Julie Andrews and Carol Channing in 1967's fun and high camp Throughly Modern Millie musical spoof of the Roaring Twenties and this flapper dress worn by the actress as Millie's friend, 'Miss Dorothy Brown', was photographed on display at the exhibit on October 9, 2014.

Dress worn by Mary Tyler Moore as Miss Dorothy Brown 

in Thoroughly Modern Millie

If you like this 1920's inspired costume designed by Jean Louis, be sure to also check out Julie Andrews zig-zag flapper dress from Thoroughly Modern Millie on display at the NBC Universal Experience attraction back in April 2012.

If you're a fan of musical movies, be sure to also check out these costumes designed by Ann Roth for Mamma Mia: The Movie, Colleen Atwood designed costumes from Nine and Paco Delgado's movie costumes from Les Misérables.

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Jennifer Lopez film costume and props from Out of Sight on display...

Jennifer Lopez may be heading to Las Vegas for a residency at Planet Hollywood, but it wasn't that long ago that she was garnering rave reviews for her acting and onscreen chemistry with George Clooney in 1998's Out of Sight.

Original Out of Sight movie costume and weapon props

JLO wore this outfit and used these weapon props as U.S. Marshal 'Karen Sisco' in Steven Soderbergh's comedy crime caper, based on the 1996 Elmore Leonard novel of the same name.

Betsy Heimann was Costume Designer on Out of Sight and these original wardrobe pieces and props from the movie were photographed on display at Universal Studios Hollywood's costume and prop archive exhibit on October 9, 2014.

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Russell Crowe's Cinderella Man boxing costume on display...

In Ron Howard's 2005 movie based on a true story, Russell Crowe portrayed the supposedly washed-up prizefighter, 'James J. Braddock', in the Great Depression of early 1930's America, who came back against all the odds to become a boxing champion and inspiration of his generation.

Original boxing costume worn by Russell Crowe 

as Jim Braddock in Cinderella Man 

This boxing outfit was worn by the actor as the 'Cinderella Man', named for his underdog rags to riches story, was photographed on display at Universal Studios Hollywood on October 9, 2014.

Daniel Orlandi was Costume Designer on the sports biopic and you can also see his costumes in Saving Mr. Banks and Frost/Nixon, to name but a few examples.

Meanwhile if you're a fan of the actor, be sure to also enjoy Russell Crowe's Maximus Gladiator movie costume, his Noah movie costumes, his Crusader Knight costume from Robin Hood and even his pyjamas from A Beautiful Mind.

Stay tuned for even more great cinematic finds from my latest visit to the NBC Universal Experience archive exhibit.

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Witch costume and Samurai helmet from 47 Ronin on display...

2013's 47 Ronin was inspired by the real-life tale of a group of masterless samurai who avenged the death of their lord in 18th century Japan. Many movies have been made inspired by this legend, but this box office flop stars Keanu Reeves as the adopted 'Kai' who is taken in by the benevolent 'Lord Asano' and joins with a band of samurai to avenge the death and dishonour of the master at the ruthless 'Lord Kira'.

Original Witch costume worn by Rinko KiKuchi in 47 Ronin

In the film, 'Witch' is a Japanese sorceress with different colour eyes played by Rinko Kikuchi, who serves the scheming Lord Kira. You can't really see from the front of this flowing green silk dress, but it's a backless kimono to show off the character's back tattoo.

For other witch costume designs to inspire you for Halloween, be sure to also check out these cool witch costumes from Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters, Hocus Pocus witch movie costumes and the Wicked Witch costume worn by Mila Kunis in Disney's Oz The Great and Powerful.

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Penny Rose was Costume Designer on this Japanese historical epic directed by Carl Rinsch, and you can also see her costume work in Disney's The Lone Ranger, the Pirates of the Caribbean film franchise and the Prince of Persia movie adaptation, to name but a few projects.

Samurai helmet worn by Keanu Reeves as Kai in 47 Ronin

In the movie Keanu Reeves wears this helmet from the feudal Japan period and it's a shame that the rest of the Samurai armour wasn't on display too (but maybe it will be in the future).

These original pieces from 47 Ronin were photographed on display at Universal Studios Hollywood's ever-changing NBC Universal Experience archive exhibit on October 9, 2014. 

Be sure to stay tuned in the days to come for more fantastic costumes and props from my latest visit to this movie and TV treasure trove.

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Tim Roth's Febre the Man in Black costume from The Musketeer on display...

Nothing says villain in a movie like a black costume, so enjoy this 17th century French swordsman outfit worn by Tim Roth in the 2001 movie, The Musketeer. Inspired by Alexandre Dumas' classic novel The Three Musketeers, this big screen adaptation sees 'Cardinal Richlieu's' eye-patch wearing henchman, 'Febre, the Man in Black', murder 'd'Artagnan's' parents when he is a young boy. Ultimately our grown up hero finally gets his revenge and kills the dastardly villain by film's end.

Original film costume worn by Tim Roth 

as Febre the Man in Black in The Musketeer

Cynthia Dumont and Raymond Hughes were Costume Designers on this 2001 film by Peter Hyams, and this period swordsman costume was photographed on display at Universal Studios Hollywood with many other fantastic cinematic treasures on October 9, 2014.

For another infamous swordsman, but from a different era, be sure to also check out this cool Zorro costume worn by Guy Williams in the 50's TV series.

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