This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster for the 1984 Fabrizio De
Angelis film Mad Dog AKA Manhunt AKA Cane
Arrabbiato starring John Ethan Wayne as the Stranger. Plot
summary: A stranger is wrongly imprisoned for horse theft, then
escapes and goes looking for the one who sold him the horses so he can
get a receipt to prove his innocence.
Cast and crew: Fabrizio De Angelis, Ethan Wayne, Henry Silva, Bo
Svenson, Ernest Borgnine, Raimund Harmstorf, Randy Mulkey, Terry
Lynch, Don Taylor, Farris Castleberry, Susan Wilson, Robin Fugett,
Jack Dunlap, Daniel O'Haco, Ivan Red Wolverton, Claud Hereford
This is a 27" x 41" US one-sheet for the 1976 Don Taylor film The
Great Scout and Cathouse Thursday written by Richard Alan Shapiro
and starring Lee Marvin as Sam Longwood. Plot summary: Sam Longwood
has been looking for his ex-partner Jack Colby [Robert Culp] for the
last 15 years. It seems Colby absconded both with the gold from their
mine and with Longwood's girlfriend Nancy Sue [Elizabeth Ashley]. Sam
and his other two partners Joe Knox [Oliver Reed] and Billy [Strother
Martin] finally find Colby and in the process, at a brothel they also
kidnap Thursday [Kay Lenz], a young prostitute who is happy to be
abducted. Complications develop when Thursday's employer [Sylvia
Miles], a jealous lesbian madame named Mike, goes after them with
firearms in her motorcar.
Cast and crew: Lee Marvin, Oliver Reed, Don Taylor, Richard Alan Shapiro, Robert Culp, Elizabeth Ashley, Strother Martin, Sylvia Miles, Kay Lenz, Howard Platt, Jac Zacha, Phaedra, Leticia Robles, Luz Maria Pena, Erika Carlsson, C. C. Charity, Ana Verdugo
This is a 27" x 39" Spanish poster with a design derived directly from
that of the US poster for the 1980 Don Taylor film the Final
Countdown based on a story by Thomas Hunter, Peter Powell, David
Ambrose and Gerry Davis, screenplay by Thomas Hunter and Peter Powell
and starring Kirk Douglas as Captain Matthew Yelland. Plot summary:
This film was made aboard the USS Nimitz super carrier in full
cooperation with the US Navy, which even hung its poster in US Navy
recruiting offices soon after release. The film tells the story of
the Nimitz being unexpectedly caught in a time storm and then
transported back to December 6 1941, the day before the Japanese
attacked Pearl Harbor. The first inkling that something strange has
happened comes when the ship picks up Jack Benny and Roscoe on its AM
radio. There is disagreement about whether the ship has really gone
back in time until the Japanese fleet is found on its way to Pearl
Harbor and two F-14s from the Nimitz shoot down two Japanese A6M
Zeros.
Cast and crew: Don Taylor, Thomas Hunter, Peter Powell, David Ambrose, Gerry Davis, Kirk Douglas, Katherine Ross, Martin Sheen, Ryan O'Neal, Charles Durning, Victor Mohica, James Coleman, Soon-Tek Oh, Joe Lowry, Alvin Ing, Mark Thomas, Harold Bergman, Dan fitzgerald, Lloyd Kaufman
