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This 1985 Universal studios re-release film poster marks the first time the film was shown in Dolby Stereo

1980 brought us "The Long Riders" and 1982 "48 Hours" - in- between times Director Walter Hill was not sunbathing

"This is fact not fiction" - it states on the poster and the true story is of informant Joe Valachi played by Charles Bronson

The brilliantly colourful painting features a De Havilland Mosquito British fighter bomber in full flight releasing a bomb and firing its front machine guns followed by three further Mosquitos from "633 Squadron"

Summer of '42 Kim Novak blue biro writing on theThis superb artwork has the feel of a Monet. This Belgian film poster pictures Jennifer O'Neill as the Second World War bride who 15 year old Gary Grimes becomes attracted to.