Hi Phillip
I thought there might be at least some films where a US poster has never been
seen and that MoPo members would know about those. It is certainly the case
with Australian posters. An example is with Dracula 1931. To the best of my
knowledge no Australian poster has ever been seen.
It is a great poster. Did you notice that it has the title “Brighton Rock” in
brackets next to the main title “The Worst Sin”?
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general consensus information gathered by numerous sources over many years.
of course, it's impossible to know if there are horror posters in
some safe deposit box (like about 10 years ago) whether a London
After Midnight one sheet is hidden away in a file, or a bunch of
Universal half sheets
What do you use to determine whether there is a poster is known on a
particular title? I mean what source on the internet, what list, what
resource enables one to determine definitively a poster exists for a
film?
Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com
Oops, bit embarrassing.
And sadly, title doesn't appear to be a snipe.
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On 23 Jul 2015, at 21:09, JOHN REID Vintage Movie Memorabilia
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Hi Richard
It looks like that image of Worst Sin is for a British 3 sheet, not a
daybill. The
I looked at the AFI catalog of US films for the decades 1920 and 1930.
The genre Western lists 1300 for the decade 1920 and 5604 for the decade
1930. It seems clear that no one would know how many posters exist for
those films. I purposely picked a very common genre. Now suppose I
collected
There is no definitve list but, as an example, I am pretty much aware of US
posters that have turned up for Hitchcock films. I'm sure that genre
specific collectors have a very good idea of what has or has not turned up
in their field of interest. That's why I thought people on MoPo might have
Yep, they similarly had that on the quad snipe.
What’s the chance that concealed behind that price ticket graphic (could only
find that Daily Mail image), Pinkie is clutching his cut-throat razor.
I doubt it. Isn’t it on the British paper for Spellbound that Peck dropped the
razor?
Re-title
I would echo all that John has said.
It is hard to prove that something doesn't exist. While you can often find
poster images on IMDb or the Internet Movie Poster Database or elsewhere, it
doesn't necessarily mean that the poster itself still exists.
Just as numerous films are presumed lost, so
We now have date and location information for CINEVENT 48 in 2016 and
CINEVENT 49 in 2017. Both conventions will be held at the Renaissance
Columbus Downtown Hotel, as this year's convention was. The 2016 convention
will be held from Thursday June 2nd through Sunday June 5th. In 2017, the
One dinosaur deserves another. If there are these two, you KNOW there are
more. Both of these are actually pretty good. We could start a whole genre!
K.
On Jul 23, 2015, at 5:36 AM, Helmut Hamm texasmu...@web.de wrote:
I have one like that as well:
Very perceptive, Paul. I never thought of it that way, but it’s effing double
sided. You’re right. It is so special. I may actually frame the VACATION IN
RENO side because it is charming.
K.
On Jul 23, 2015, at 5:51 AM, Paul Gerrard
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Here's my Exodus / The Alamo double feature, sadly The Alamo is text-only:
http://www.posteropolis.com/products/exodus-1960
Dave
http://www.posteropolis.com/
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http://imgur.com/5a74okn
*Original French Moyenne Poster (23x33) for the Carl Theodor Dreyer drama,
DAY OF WRATH (1943) [Original Danish Title: VREDENS DAG (1943)] starring
Thorkild Roose, Lisbeth Movin, and Sigrid Neiiendam. This film takes place
in a Danish village in the 17th century where
Hi Richard
It looks like that image of Worst Sin is for a British 3 sheet, not a daybill.
The Attenborough collection looks interesting and I will be keen to see the
entire list of items in the auction.
Regards
John
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Mind if I steer back a bit to daybills John?
Saw this news story recently about auction of some of Attenborough's
collection, and his copy of a Brighton Rock daybill, with The Worst Sin title.
At some point during release, Pathe pressed for a shorter cut and a change of
the title. Believe
I'm really glad you're sticking with the Downtown Renaissance. See you in June.
Franc Martarella
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On Jul 23, 2015, at 6:18 AM, Michael Haynes mf.hay...@gmail.com wrote:
We now have date and location information for CINEVENT 48 in 2016 and
CINEVENT 49 in 2017. Both
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Hello,
We’re looking for this poster: http://posteritati.com/jpgs/J/JULESANDJIMARG.JPG
http://posteritati.com/jpgs/J/JULESANDJIMARG.JPG
Thanks,
Stan
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John,
Not to put too fine a point on it, but your query implied two different
questions, at least to me.
Regarding “…I wouldn’t be surprised if something had surfaced on just about
every film post 1930’s…”; that is no doubt true. However, in some cases what
has surfaced might be some
I have one like that as well:
http://www.filmposter.net/en/the-sand-pebbles-original-release-british-quad-movie-poster/
http://www.filmposter.net/en/the-sand-pebbles-original-release-british-quad-movie-poster/
Gotta love it indeed.
Helmut
www.filmposter.net
You gotta love it. I was
Channing, do you really mean now? Shocking to think, but Nightmare Before
Christmas is 22 years old now. There are 2 styles of quad - the advance
and the main release. Both were issued single and double-sided.
Regards,
Paul
_www.movieposterstudio.com_ (http://www.movieposterstudio.com)
Excellent. Those take the term Double-Sided to a whole new level!
Paul
_www.movieposterstudio.com_ (http://www.movieposterstudio.com)
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I have one like that as well:
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