For the right price, Marlon Brando's fans can now own a piece of the late legendary star's personal property. The estate of 'The Godfather' actor, who died last July at age 80, is auctioning off more than 250 of his possessions starting on June 30.

Among the coveted belongings are an authentic annotated script from 'The Godfather' as well as a letter sent to him by Martin Luther King, Jr. Bidders will also have the chance to own his Oscar nomination certificate for 'On the Waterfront,' and even some less Hollywood-oriented items like school yearbooks and a foosball table.

The entire collection can be viewed from June 7-10 at the Christie's auction house in Los Angeles and June 24-29 at Christie's New York.

Posted by Lawren at May 4, 2005 07:26 AM

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