Marcello Mastroianni's hat in "8 1/2"

[The Good]

Where exactly can one get a hat in the style of Marcello Mastroianni's in the Federico Fellini film "8 1/2?" I wasn't necessarily planning on getting one right now, and custom is very expensive, but are there any close options below two-hundred dollars? It seems to me like it's very similar to fedora, but with a wide rolled up brim on the sides. It also has a low crown and a narrow side of moderate ribbon, being creased in a teardrop crown with what looks like the Indiana Jones "Raider's pinch." The film is black and white, but I assume the hat is actually black, or at least charcoal. Any guess as to the proportions of this particular hat; brim width, crown height, and the like?


Here are some pictures of the hat:

Thanks. I actually liked the movie 8 1/2, although many seem to regard it as pretentious. It's a very thought provoking film, and Nino Rota's music is a large part of what made the experience, very mesmerizing.

 

[job]

Looks to me you could use a stetson dress hat and steam the brim to the western like shape it has.

 

[The Good]

Here are a couple more good photos I was able to find:

 

[randooch]

Any non-wool black hat with about a 3-inch brim and 1-inch ribbon ought to do the trick. Shape it however you like, as Job suggested.

 

[rlk]

A 2-1/2-3/4" brim 60's(or later) Borsalino would do nicely. The crown is moderately low with a fairly rounded upper block. A size smaller than proper fit would also help the look as it is worn quite high.

Here's a 90's (2-1/2")Como:

Could get it closer, but prefer not to push it so that it would need re-shaping. Looks like the crown is even lower.

 

[Bird Lives]

A 2-1/2-3/4" brim 60's(or later) Borsalino would do nicely. The crown is moderately low with a fairly rounded upper block. A size smaller than proper fit would also help the look as it is worn quite high.
Could get it closer, but prefer not to push it so that it would need re-shaping. Looks like the crown is even lower.

You're all over it....and you're right on the money with the size smaller tip....