Fantastic Film Posters - What's Striking Your Fancy?

[brude]

A few years back, I passed on one of these 1946 Mexican one sheets.
Hurts now to see it again.
Woulda, coulda, shoulda...

[Mirosae]

A few years back, I passed on one of these 1946 Mexican one sheets.
Hurts now to see it again.
Woulda, coulda, shoulda...

Ted.....eah, eah, dont cry, there are more available out there. Yes, that BENITO!

[erik1925]

Invisible Stripes (First National, 1939); Italian 2-foglio:





The Hunchback of Notre Dame (RKO, 1939), Bulgarian OS

[Harry Caul]

Invisible Stripes (First National, 1939); Italian 2-foglio:

Great poster, but it must be from after the war.  Bogart was 4th billed on the 1939 US 1-sheet. 

[erik1925]

Great poster, but it must be from after the war.  Bogart was 4th billed on the 1939 US 1-sheet. 

Yep, this poster is post-WWII. Invisible Stripes wasn't released in Italy until 1949.

[stewart boyle]

Great poster,

+1

Stew

[erik1925]

Italian 12 sheet (78x165 inches), for Funny Face (1957): The left side is not missing paper, that is a person standing there, helping to hold this up.

[Mirosae]

Invisible Stripes (First National, 1939); Italian 2-foglio:

OMG.  Another one.. that I will have to add to my list.... OMG..... ay, por dios.... and other Benito...

[Charlie]

Italian 12 sheet (78x165 inches), for Funny Face (1957): The left side is not missing paper, that is a person standing there, helping to hold this up.

Yeah $1000 for every sheet too... Still nice.

[erik1925]

The Single Standard (MGM, 1930); Swedish OS:   

[erik1925]

Show Business (RKO, 1944) US OS, Style A:

[Mirosae]

Show Business (RKO, 1944) US OS, Style A:

Did you buy this one Jeff ? I wonder if anyone here bought this piece... I nearly went for it but didnt bid because
i am buying quite a few lately. I need to stop buying/ thinking/ looking at / talking about posters RIGHT now.

er....I think it is superb. Really beautiful.

[erik1925]

Dangerous (WB, 1935); US WC:

[paul waines]

That Show Business is first rate, what did it fetch?

I'm thinking you need to post some of yours Rosa, you too Jeff...

[Mirosae]

Ah ...yes ..mine will be posted soon!

I thought this Show business poster had an edgy look. Loved her posture , super sexy, and that gaultier looking gown ...I nearly did bid. I was close to doom boom toooom to star a bidding war. But went shopping for shoes instead 

 
I will fight for Bogart....gloves on and off

[erik1925]

Really nice artwork here: 

Young Widow (UA, 1946); Aussie daybill:

[Mirosae]

Agree... beautiful 

But you must know that Steve won't like it because.... no watermelons, melons watered, waterfalls, falling melons ....

[CSM]

Yeah but Jane was the most watermelony of the watermelonies

[Mirosae]

 

[Ari]

You guys need to see LESS carry on films.

[erik1925]

Speaking of Rita.. Gilda, Italian 2-foglio   

[Mirosae]

Mama MIA.....ay ay ay.....


Speaking of Rita ...if anyone has any idea who is the designer of the US insert ....do let me know ..

[erik1925]

This Gun For Hire, Argentinean OS (29x43):

[Louie D.]

This Gun For Hire, Argentinean OS (29x43):

Meh, isn't the US poster the same goddamn thing but in English?

[110x75]

Meh, isn't the US poster the same goddamn thing but in English?

Indeed, but lacking the charm of highly-acidic south american paper.