Craig Lieberman Personal Archive: The Fast & The Furious World Premiere & Production Display

Product Overview

This is an exceptional, museum-tier piece of cinema and modern automotive pop-culture history: the personal archival shadowbox presentation belonging to Craig Lieberman, the Lead Technical Advisor responsible for curating the iconic car culture aesthetic of the early Fast & Furious movies. This custom-framed installation preserves his original, direct-from-studio corporate correspondence and VIP admission relics tracking the genesis of the multi-billion-dollar franchise.

Technical Artifact Manifest

• Universal Studios VP Correspondence: Original typed corporate letter dated May 30, 2003, issued on official Vivendi Universal Entertainment letterhead from Colleen A. Benn (Vice President of DVD Productions). The letter explicitly details gratitude for Lieberman's vital production assistance on the foundational "Tricked Out" Edition DVD release.
• Hand-Signed Executive Card: An authentic Universal Studios graphic note card featuring a full, personalized handwritten message of appreciation hand-signed by Universal producer/executive Peter Mayer.
• 2001 World Premiere VIP Tickets: An incredibly rare, completely intact two-ticket connected seating sheet to the historic World Premiere of The Fast and the Furious on Monday, June 18, 2001, at the Mann Village Westwood (961 Broxton, Los Angeles). Marked for Row K, Seats 15 and 16 with custom handwritten seating codes.
• Media Elements: Includes an original 2003 "Tricked Out Edition" Widescreen DVD and the original official motion picture soundtrack CD jewel case featuring Def Jam/Universal music artists.
• Framing Infrastructure: Seamlessly suspended inside a heavy-duty, deep-set gloss black wood shadowbox gallery frame on a neutral black backing mat board to permanently shield the paper ephemera and textiles from UV radiation.