Showing posts with label Carlos Casaravilla. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Carlos Casaravilla. Show all posts

Thursday, April 26, 2018

Frankenstein's Bloody Terror 1968 Paul Naschy Italian four-sheet

Frankenstein's Bloody Terror (1963) - (Paul Naschy) Italian four-sheet

This is a two-piece 55" x 77" Italian four-sheet poster for the 1968 Enrique L. Equiluz film Frankenstein's Bloody Terror AKA The Mark of the Wolfman based on story and screenplay by Paul Naschy and starring Paul Naschy as Waldemar Daninsky. Plot summary: A man has become a werewolf and wants to be freed of his affliction, so he seeks help from a German doctor and his wife, but these two are not what they appear to be.

Cast and crew: Enrique López Eguiluz , Paul Naschy, Jacinto Molina, Dyanik Zurakowska, Manuel Manzaneque, Aurora de Alba, Julián Ugarte, José Nieto, Carlos Casaravilla, Ángel Menéndez, Antonio Jiménez Escribano, Rafael Alcántara, Juan Medina, Antonio Orengo, Ángela Rhu, Pilar Vela, Milagros Ceballos



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Saturday, March 10, 2018

Death of a Cyclist 1955 Lucia Bosé Italian locandina

Death of a Cyclist (1955) - (Lucia Bosé) Italian locandina

This is a 13" x 27.5" Italian locandina for the 1955 Juan Antonio Bardem film Death of a Cyclist based on a story by Luis Fernando de Igoa and starring Lucia Bosé as María José de Castro. Plot summary: An established academic and his wealthy socialite mistress strike and kill a cyclist while driving on an isolated rural road. They leave him to die because they are afraid of public exposure. This film was considered a landmark in Spain under the rule of dictator General Francisco Franco because of the powerful impact of its depiction of the sharp division between rich and poor.

Cast and crew: Juan Antonio Bardem, Luis Fernando de Igoa, Lucia Bosé, Alberto Closas, Bruna Corrà, Carlos Casaravilla, Otello Toso, Alicia Romay, Julia Delgado Caro, Matilde Muñoz Sampedro, Mercedes Albert, José Sepúlveda, José Prada, Fernando Sancho, Manuel Alexandre, Jacinto San Emeterio, Manuel Arbó



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