Whats this?
in Australian
Errol Flynn strikes again. This is described as an Australian one sheet R60s but no printers details, no censor details. Is it Australian? Is it 60sR?
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Bruce if you read this where did your information come from?
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/6833682.html
No one on my staff showed it to me at that time, and I guess I missed seeing it browsing, because if I had I would have asked just what you guys are asking, "What makes this Indian?"
I think the lack of a rating or printer makes Australian very unlikely, but I agree the art looks like it could have been. I would say the United Artists guarantees it is 1960s or later, because 1950s would have surely been Warner Bros.
I bet seeing the paper quality would be a big clue. I am thinking it is described by the current seller as Australian solely because doing so likely makes it worth more than if it is Indian!
I imagine you guys have seen Indian posters that look like knockoffs of the American poster, are in English, and are printed on really old paper that looks much older than they are, and this definitely could be that.
That's all I have, and it ain't much!
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I wonder if that Don Juan poster might have been consigned by an Australian dealer and it might have just been assumed that it was an Australian poster. Hard to tell for sure without seeing the paper.
I don't know the answer but this is what I think.
I don't believe The Adventures Of Don Juan and The Adventures Of Robin Hood posters under discussion are of Australian origin at least printed for theatrical release on 35mm any way. I suppose it is possible they are printed special posters of some description for non theatrical publicity but I have my doubts about that.
They may both be Indian posters but I am wondering did India produce three sheets?
The United Artists credit rather than a Warner Bros. is a worry.
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