Period costume worn by Emily Blunt in The Wolfman remake...

Emily Blunt plays the role of 'Gwen Concliffe' in the 2010 remake of The Wolfman. This if the skipping stones scene outfit that she wore in the period werewolf movie.

Original costume worn by Emily Blunt in The Wolfman

The costumes in the movie are from the 19th Century and this outfit was photographed on display at Universal Studios Hollywood on January 7, 2011.

The Wolfman movie poster

Milena Canonero was responsible for Costume Design on The Wolfman and you can also see her work in The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, Ocean's Twelve and Dick Tracy, to name but a few.

Hat worn by Emily Blunt in The Wolfman

Actual costume from The Wolfman on display

with other original outfits at Universal Studios Hollywood

See more original costumes from The Wolfman and an animatronic werewolf on display here at Hollywood Movie Costumes and Props.

Prosthetic werewolf feet and cowl from The Wolfman...

In the 2010 remake of horror classic The Wolfman, Benicio Del Toro plays the role of the titular werewolf. Apparently the monster make-up took three and a half hours to apply and one hour to remove after filming.

Prosthetic werewolf feet and cowl used by

Benicio Del Toro in The Wolfman

Make-up legend Rick Baker was responsible for updating the look of the classic Universal monster for today's discerning horror movie audience.

The Wolfman movie poster

These original special effects prosthetics were photographed on display at Universal Studios Hollywood on January 7, 2011.

Prosthetic cowl worn in The Wolfman on display

Why not check out some of Rick Baker's other special effects creations from An American Werewolf in London and The Grinch.

Universal Studios Hollywood latest movie costume and prop exhibit...

The NBC Universal Experience attraction at Universal Studios Hollywood is a treasure trove of authentic props, wardrobe and movie memorabilia and is regularly updated with new costume displays from new and past Universal films and NBC TV shows at least every six months.

NBC Universal Experience exhibit January 2011

Over the coming days Hollywood Movie Costumes and Props will showcase the latest original outfits, props, masks and models on display from the worlds of fantasy, horror, comedy, sci-fi, animation and more.

Authentic costumes from new movies and classic television shows

This selection from behind-the-scenes of Hollywoodland include:

Original costumes from The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor

Outfit worn by Meryl Streep in It's Complicated

Emily Blunt's period dress and hat from The Wolfman, plus prosthetic werewolf legs and cowl

A command uniform from the new Battlestar Galactica TV show

Original jacket, gun prop and 'Twiki' robot helmet from Buck Rogers in the 25th Century

Animation maquettes from The Tale of Despereaux

Hoverboard props from Back to the Future II

Prosthetic Sleestak mask from the Land of the Lost movie remake

'Who' life mask from The Grinch

Plus original props from movies like The Blues Brothers, The American, Scott Pilgrim vs The World and classic TV shows like Murder, She Wrote

As you can see there's lots to enjoy, so come back soon for more details and photos here at Hollywood Movie Costumes and Props.

Classic Universal monster make-up secrets and movie props on display...

On a recent visit to Universal Studios Orlando I enjoyed the delights of the Universal Horror Make-Up Show which included an array of make-up secrets and props from the classic Universal monster movies. This fantastic display of masks, life casts, props and movie memorabilia was photographed on September 23, 2010.

Make-up and life cast of Lon Chaney Jr. from The Wolf Man

In 1941 Lon Chaney Jr. made his horror film debut as The Wolf Man and was the only actor ever to play all the classic monsters onscreen, with roles in Frankenstein's Monster, Dracula and The Mummy.

The Wolf Man movie poster

The Phantom of the Opera prop and make-up display

Lon Chaney Sr. starred as the titular Phantom of the Opera in the 1925 silent horror classic. The Phantom's make-up was designed to resemble a skull. Lon Chaney attached a strip of thin, translucent material to his nostrils with spirit gum, pulled it back until he got the tilt he wanted, then attached the other end to his bald cap. To create his distinctive look, his ears were glued back, cheeks built up with a combination of cotton and collodion, and the rest was greasepaint shaded in the appropriate places of his face.

The Phantom of the Opera movie poster

Original Dracula movie props

Bela Lugosi starred as the vampiric Dracula in the 1931 Universal horror movie. To create the abundant spider webs in Count Dracula's castle they shot rubber cement from a rotary gun.

Dracula movie poster

Boris Karloff's Frankenstein's Monster make-up display

During the filming of 1935's The Bride of Frankenstein, Boris Karloff sweated off twenty pounds wearing the creature's hot costume and make-up. Early in filming he slipped and fell, breaking his leg. Metal struts used to stiffen his legs (for the infamous 'monster lurch') helped keep his bones in place until they could be set properly.

The Bride of Frankenstein movie poster

Boris Karloff wore heavy boots with lifts to cate the look of the towering Frankenstein's Monster.

Frankenstein movie props on display

Period costumes from The Wolfman...

In addition to a fantastic animatronic werewolf and make-up prosthetics on display at Universal Studios Hollywood on June 21, 2010, there were also these fantastic period costumes worn by the principal actors in the 2010 remake of horror classic, The Wolfman.

Original costumes on display from The Wolfman

The film is set in 1891 England and the costume exhibit included outfits worn by Emily Blunt, Benicio Del Toro and Sir Anthony Hopkins.

The Wolfman movie poster

Emily Blunt wears this fur trimmed mourning costume as 'Gwen Conliffe' in the movie.

Funeral costume worn by Emily Blunt in The Wolfman

Milena Canonero was the Costume Designer and responsible for these outfits for The Wolfman.

The Wolfman movie poster

The display also included an outfit each for Benicio Del Toro, who plays 'Lawrence Talbot', and Anthony Hopkins who plays his father, 'Sir John Talbot'.

Original costumes from the 2010 version of The Wolfman

First transformation costume worn by

Benicio Del Toro in The Wolfman

Costume worn by Anthony Hopkins in The Wolfman

And finally as part of the exhibit was this roll camera slate used during the production of the movie, which is used to help synchronize the pictures and sound after the movie has been filmed.

The Wolfman movie clapper board

Universal Studios Hollywood costumes, models and props on display in June 2010...

To my delight the movie costume, model and prop exhibit at Universal Studios Hollywood now features a totally fresh array of memorabilia and outfits from famous films since my last visit in February 2010.

Universal Studios Experience exhibit June 2010

Over the next few days Hollywood Movie Costumes and Props will feature new cinematic items from the worlds of sci-fi, horror, animation, comedy, fantasy, adventure and more, with creations from both the big and small screen.

Original costumes and props on display at Universal Studios Hollywood

You'll see costumes and props from the following films and television shows:

Costumes from the original and re-imagined Battlestar Galactica TV shows

An animatronic werewolf and original costumes from The Wolfman

Stop-motion animation puppets from Coraline

Meryl Streep's outfit from the comedy It's Complicated

Models and props from Back to the Future II

Michelle Yeoh's costume from The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor

Actual props used in the futuristic movie Repo Men

Scenery from The Phantom of the Opera

Animation maquettes used in the production of The Tale of Despereaux

Masks and models from How the Grinch Stole Christmas

Props featured in Josie and the Pussycats

The Tiffany animatronic from Seed of Chucky

Original costumes worn on the big and small screen

You can also search through the archives to see what other movie costumes, props, models and vehicles have been on display at Universal Studios Hollywood.

Come back tomorrow for more exciting behind-the-scenes secrets from Universal Studios.