Screen-used film props from Alien: Romulus on display...

Alien movie fans and film buffs alike should love today's blog entry as it features cool screen-used props and models from Alien: Romulus on display. Director Fede Alvarez's film is set between the events of 1979's Alien and the 1986 movie sequel, Aliens. At the start of the film the Xenomorph that 'Ellen Ripley' ejected into space in Alien is found floating in an organic meteorite mass in the wreckage of the USCSS Nostromo star freighter. When scientists laser cut the meteoroid in half the ruthless life form is revealed within.

Xenomorph meteorite prop from Alien: Romulus

This assortment of movie props were photographed temporarily on display at Hollywood's infamous El Capitan Theatre on August 19, 2024.

Also part of the movie exhibit were screen-worn costumes from Alien Romulus designed by Carlos Rosario.

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This is the filming miniature model of the Weyland-Yutani Corporation probe that scoops up the asteroid containing the Xenomorph and takes it to the scientific research station for study, dissection and cloning.

Weyland-Yutani Echo 203 probe miniature model

from Alien: Romulus

These cargo crates and computer monitor also featured in the film. To try and ward off the Xenomorphs on the derelict space station 'Rain' and 'Tyler' arm themselves with M56 self-aiming pulse rifles, even though they can't fire them for fear of rupturing the station's hull.

Movie props from Alien: Romulus

The station's synthetic science officer 'Rook' (who is given the likeness of Ian Holm who played the android 'Ash' in the original film via animatronics, CGI and deepfake AI technology) wants them to transport "Prometheus fire", a black gooey substance, that has been extracted from the aliens in a sample container to the mining colony on Jackson's Star to give to the Weyland-Yutani Corporation.

I hope you've enjoyed this assortment of screen-used props from the sci-fi horror film and be sure to check out more costumes from the Alien film franchise on display.

This is the last survivor of Hollywood Movie Costumes and Props Blog signing off, for now.

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Aileen Wu's movie costume from Alien: Romulus on display...

Director Fede Alvarez's Alien: Romulus is set between 1979's Alien and 1986's Aliens and sees a young crew of scavengers from a mining colony break into a derelict space station to steal some hypersleep chambers in order to travel through space to a better life on a terraformed world. In the film Aileen Wu plays 'Navarro', the pilot of the Corbelan IV hauler that flys them to the orbiting abandoned scientific spaceship. Aboard the station Navarro is attacked by an alien "facehugger" (as strikingly seen on the movie's theatrical posters) which impregnates her with a "chestburster" that leads to her violent death.

Navarro costume worn by Aileen Wu

in Alien: Romulus

Aileen Wu's costume was photographed on display at the infamous El Capitan Theatre along Hollywood Boulevard on August 19, 2024. Her leather jacket may be a lighter colour, but it certainly evokes the jacket worn by Sigourney Weaver's 'Ellen Ripley' in Aliens.

Carlos Rosario is Costume Designer on this latest installment in the Alien film franchise and you can see more of his work with this costume from The Girl in the Spider's Web and these other screen-worn Alien: Romulus movie costumes temporarily on display at the El Capitan Theatre.

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David Jonsson's Alien: Romulus movie costume on display...

In Alien: Romulus, David Jonsson plays the synthetic person 'Andy' who was found discarded and reprogrammed by the father of orphaned 'Rain Carradine', his primary directive to do what is best for his adoptive sister. Living on the dangerous mining colony of Jackson's Star which sees no daylight, he is needed by a young crew of scavengers who want to raid a seemingly abandoned spacecraft in orbit to acquire some cryostasis units, in order to sleep for nine years in space for a better life on a newly terraformed planet and escape their enforced servitude to the Weyland-Yutani Corporation. Being artificial, he can speak MU/TH/UR 6000 code to the spaceship's computer and get the crew access. Unbeknownst to them, the derelict craft is actually a research space station which contains the most dangerous life form in the universe.

Andy costume worn by David Jonsson

in Alien: Romulus

This movie costume was photographed temporarily on display at Hollywood's El Capitan Theatre on August 19, 2024.

Carlos Rosario is Costume Designer on the sci-fi horror directed by Fede Alvarez and you can see more of the screen-worn costumes from Alien: Romulus on display.

Fans of the science fiction-horror film franchise can also check out this xenomorph suit from Aliens and these costumes from Alien: Covenant on display.

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Cailee Spaeny's Alien: Romulus movie costumes on display...

Hoorah, finally some exciting new film costumes and props to share with you from the new Alien: Romulus movie. In Fede Alvarez's new installment in the science fiction-horror franchise, a Weyland-Yutani space probe discovers the wreckage of the USCSS Nostromo and collects an organic meteorite object containing the xenomorph ejected into space by Sigourney Weaver's warrant office 'Ellen Ripley' in Alien. On the mining colony Jackson's Star, Cailee Spaeny's orphaned 'Rain Carradine' finds her work contract forcibly extended by at least five years, when she thought she'd earned enough hours to leave and travel to the already terraformed planet of Yvaga III.

When her ex-boyfriend asks her to join a mission to retrieve cryostasis chambers from a derelict spacecraft passing through their planet's orbit, she and her adopted reprogrammed synthetic brother 'Andy' join the young crew of friends on their gambit to escape their enforced servitude. Traveling into space they discover the spacecraft is actually a research station divided into parts and inspired by the Roman legend of twin brothers, Romulus and Remus. They soon discover that the terrifying life form has been cloned and their plan soon takes a deadly turn.

Rain Carradine spacesuit worn by Cailee Spaeny

in Alien: Romulus

This Weylan-Yutani spacesuit from the Corbelan hauler spacecraft was worn by Rain in the final act of the film when she faces off against the human-xenomorph hybrid.

These costumes and props were photographed temporarily on display downstairs at the infamous El Capitan Theatre along Hollywood Boulevard on August 19, 2024.

Sci-fi fans can also enjoy these other spacesuit movie costumes from the likes of First Man, The Martian, Interstellar, Gravity, High Life, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 and 2001: A Space Odyssey. 

Alien: Romulus movie costume and props exhibit

at Hollywood's El Capitan Theatre

This movie is set between the events of 1979's Alien and 1986's Aliens and certainly has the same future fashion worker aesthetic of Ridley Scott's iconic first installment in the science fiction horror franchise which has costume designs by John Mollo (also known for his work on the first two original Star Wars movies).

Rain Carradine costume worn by Cailee Spaeny

in Alien: Romulus

In the film Rain sports a Weyland-Yutani Corporation t-shirt, highlighting the type of garments worn living and working on a colony planet run by the multinational conglomerate.

Carlos Rosario is Costume Designer on the movie directed by Fede Alvarez and you can see more of his work with this costume from The Girl in the Spider's Web.

Fans of the face-hugging, chest-bursting, acid-for-blood Alien film franchise can also check out these Alien: Covenant movie costumes and this screen-worn Xenomorph costume from Aliens on display.

Stay tuned for more great costumes and props from the latest Alien cinematic installment.

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