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Re: Only Known Copies
Here's a piece of Aussie cinema history. 20ft long canvas banner out of Victoria. Feeling safe about only known example!
Mark
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Re: We want it scary...but not TOO scary!
Wasn't sure where to post this, but probably fits here.
Someone got creative and created this on the back of two 1960s one sheets stuck together. I love it!
Someone got creative and created this on the back of two 1960s one sheets stuck together. I love it!
Mark
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Re: Hondo's Daybill and One Sheet Q&A [Re-Titled]
Probably should have said 4 colour vs 3, as there is black around title. Text is different - look at the 2 in 2001.
The one sheet is very scarce, and the only copies I've seen have yellow and match daybill on left. I suspect that cheaper version is a RR, but that is only my personal opinion
The one sheet is very scarce, and the only copies I've seen have yellow and match daybill on left. I suspect that cheaper version is a RR, but that is only my personal opinion
Mark
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Re: Hondo's Daybill and One Sheet Q&A [Re-Titled]
Almost nothing to work with here. I will make a comment later on, but firstly I would appreciate in hearing what any others may think.Mark said:How about taking a closer look at 2001: A Space Odyssey. What I see is a 3 colour daybill vs 2 colour. Possible re-release c1970.
The two 2001: A Space Odyssey ( 1968 ) daybills in question.
HONDO
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Re: A Do You Know Your Classic Movies Quiz.
Correct and well worked out. I See A Dark Stranger from 1946. A very enjoyable movie.Bruce said:I'd say it must be I See a Dark Stranger for C237
HONDO
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Re: We want it scary...but not TOO scary!
The Lawless ( 1950 ) U.S.A. insert poster, and a rare Australian daybill poster re-titled here as being The Dividing Line. Surprisingly seeing that the film is credited as being film noir, that when released in Australia it was only awarded a For General Exhibition censorship certificate,The film deals with racial discrimination and mob rule in the south of the U.S. The mistreating of the captive that appears on the U.S. poster is missing from the Australian poster, and the huge rampaging vigilantes mob reduced drastically in size as well to a mini mob.
HONDO
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Re: New Members, Please Introduce Yourself!
I'll try and post a pic of one of the cars I built. I did the woodwork on this 49 Plymouth. Had friends who did the mechanical and body work...rockabilly777 said:
Collector cars and hot rod genre posters? You're singing the songs of my people! Welcome, EdM!
EdM
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Re: Hondo's This And That
Three Australian Don't Bother To Knock ( 1952 ) first release film posters, with correct and also incorrect depiction of clothes that Marilyn Monroe wore in the film
The daybill and the one sheet display a more revealing dress that wasn't worn in the film at any time by Marilyn.
The Australian three sheet displays the more accurate depiction of what Marilyn wore in the actual film. A publicity taken photograph confirms this.
The daybill and the one sheet display a more revealing dress that wasn't worn in the film at any time by Marilyn.
The Australian three sheet displays the more accurate depiction of what Marilyn wore in the actual film. A publicity taken photograph confirms this.
HONDO
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Re: Hondo's Daybill and One Sheet Q&A [Re-Titled]
All your research is much appreciated. I don't always comment but find the posts very interesting.
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