The iconic fedora worn by Harrison Ford in 'Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom' has been sold at auction in Los Angeles for $630,000, approximately 570,000 euros. This brown felt hat, created by the Herbert Johnson Hat Company, was specially made for the film and featured in several key scenes, including one where Ford's character jumps from a crashing plane. The hat came from the personal collection of Dean Ferrandini, Ford's stunt double, and was sold alongside unpublished photographs of Ferrandini wearing the costume. The auction also included memorabilia from other franchises like 'Star Wars' and 'James Bond', showcasing the enduring appeal of such cultural artifacts. Notably, this sale reflects a growing market for film memorabilia, with previous Indiana Jones hats also fetching high prices in past auctions. Auctioneer Propstore expressed excitement over the event's success, emphasizing the timeless allure of beloved film franchises.