Late "Harry Potter" star Alan Rickman's collection of personal diaries, scripts and correspondence, including personal letters from Prince Charles, Tony Blair and Bill Clinton, are set to be auctioned and may fetch 950,000 pounds.
The actor, popular for playing potions master Severus Snape in the fantasy magical universe created by JK Rowling among other roles, died at the age of 69 in 2016 due to pancreatic cancer.
According to The Daily Mirror, the archive, which contains 35 boxes, is being taken care of by "Bridget Jones" actor and memorabilia collector Neil Pearson in association with Rickman's estate, out of which many of the pieces are signed, which were presented at the ABA Rare Book Fair.
Neil, 59, told the publication, "It's a fabulous collection. There are 35 boxes of it - there is the 'Truly, Madly, Deeply' script in there and 'Robin Hood Prince Of Thieves' is in there.
"Every single script of a play or film, all of his diaries and a massive amount of correspondence from pretty much every one you've ever heard of."
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