Craig

Did you posters you saw in 1977 have ratings or no ratings?

Bruce

On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 1:53 PM, Craig Miller <[email protected]> wrote:

>  I can't give you any of the "proofs" you asked for in your message,
> Bruce, but as a publicist working at The Star Wars Corporation/
> Lucasfilm in 1977 I can tell you that Style C posters definitely
> existed, were sent to theaters, etc.  I have no idea how many were
> printed, shipped to theaters, etc., as that was all handled by Fox.
>
> Craig.
>
>
>
> At 06:13 AM 2/3/2010, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
>
> Rick, I have wondered the same thing. I have talked to many poster
> collectors who were collecting when the movie first came out, and they say
> that this poster did not appear on the collector's market at all in 1977,
> and that a year or two later a ton of them appeared (the ones that are
> rolled or lightly hand folded).
>
> Some people I have talked to wonder if these aren't the result of someone
> getting the printer to run off a bunch of these at a later date. We know
> there WAS such a poster in 1977 with ratings (because printer's proofs have
> turned up), and it is also possible that the "no ratings" posters were from
> an international release in 1978.
>
> Can any expert show an image of any theater anywhere that displayed this
> poster in 1977? Or can any expert who was collecting back then tell that
> they purchased one or more of these in 1977, and not at a later date?
>
> Bruce
>
> On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 5:32 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:
>  Hi,
>
>   I'm not that tremendously knowledgable when it comes to STAR WARS
> material, but of the posters from the three original films in the Star Wars
> "trilogy", it appears hands down as if the 1977 Star Wars Style C one sheet
> is the most difficult to find...definitely more so than the style D and even
> more so than Revenge Of The Jedi. (Of course the 'birthday cake" one sheet
> tops them all, but I'd put that in a different category altogether)
> Anyway, I was searching the results of Heritage's auctions and there must
> be 8 or 10 Star Wars Style D one sheets for every ONE style Star Wars Style
> C (if that many!). Hey, I know there's a ton of rolled, repro Style C one
> sheets out there--but those also DON'T COUNT.  I'm talking about original,
> authentic Star Wars Style C one sheets.  Could some expert on Star Wars
> material out there let me know the story on this poster? It's rarity in
> relation to other Star Wars posters, etc.  Hey, I've seen a helluva lot of
> those BOGUS Style C's over the past 10 years, but unlike the Star Wars Style
> A and Style D, there NEVER seems to be a genuine Style C listed on
> eBay---unless, of course, it's in an eBay store for $1995 or $3995...or an
> even higher price.
>   Can some Star Wars expert out there tell me the approximate ratio of Star
> Wars Style C one sheets out there compared to Styles A and D...and what
> value they put on each...
>                                          Thanks very much in advance,
>                                                          Rick
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