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  • An extra wearing a gown in the 1938 film "Marie Antoinette."
    • Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)

    Marie Antoinette

    1938

    Costume seen on an extra

  • An extra wearing a gown in the 1943 film "Du Barry Was a Lady."
    • Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)

    Du Barry Was a Lady

    1943

    Costume seen on an extra

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This extravagant gown was first seen on an extra in the 1938 film Marie Antoinette. Its only other known use was for 1943’s Du Barry Was a Lady where it was spotted being worn by an extra.

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This extravagant gown was first seen on an extra in the 1938 film Marie Antoinette. Its only other known use was for 1943’s Du Barry Was a Lady where it was spotted being worn by an extra.

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This extravagant gown was first seen on an extra in the 1938 film Marie Antoinette. Its only other known use was for 1943’s Du Barry Was a Lady where it was spotted being worn by an extra.

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  1. This and another Georgian dress shown as appearing on extras on this site I think are examples of the dressed extras in Hollywood. I think that is the term. I believe that these extras owned their own costumes and got paid a lot more to turn up all kitted out. Made life easier for the studio!
    What a great job that would have been!

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  1. This and another Georgian dress shown as appearing on extras on this site I think are examples of the dressed extras in Hollywood. I think that is the term. I believe that these extras owned their own costumes and got paid a lot more to turn up all kitted out. Made life easier for the studio!
    What a great job that would have been!

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  1. This and another Georgian dress shown as appearing on extras on this site I think are examples of the dressed extras in Hollywood. I think that is the term. I believe that these extras owned their own costumes and got paid a lot more to turn up all kitted out. Made life easier for the studio!
    What a great job that would have been!

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