The One and Only Suggs McPherson Note the prison in the

Note the prison in the background

Directed by Robert Wise who went on to West Side Story and Grease

This is the preferred art by many on the title although appearing seven years later it reflects the Peckinpah influence and depicts an older McQueen yet retaining the plank effect typography of the first release art

Original British quad for "Big Jake" picturing John Wayne artwork painted by Tom Chantrell specially made for display in an ABC cinema

Peter Weir directs superbly and reveals the juxtaposition of the Amish community of which the boy is a member and the city dwellers

The One and Only Suggs McPherson Note the prison in theHenry Winkler plays the actor who seeks fame as an acting star, in real life he had already achieved this in the "Fonz" and in "Happy Days". Printed in England by Lonsdale & Bartholomew.