Movie Poster Collecting: Emimmo Salvi

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Monday, September 17, 2018

Vulcan Son of Jupiter 1962 Iloosh Khoshbe Italian locandina

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Vulcan, Son of Jupiter (1962) - (Iloosh Khoshabe) Italian locandina

This is a 12.75" x 27.25" Italian locandina for the 1962 Emimmo Salvi Italian/Iranian film Vulcan, Son of Jupiter AKA Vulcan Son of Giove based on a story by Emimmo Salvi, screenplay by Ambrogio Molteni, Gino Stafford, Benito Ilforte and Emimmo Salvi and starring Iloosh Khoshabe AKA Rod Flash as Vulcan the blacksmith. Plot summary: In ancient Greece there is trouble on Mount Olympus when Venus [Annie Gorassini] upsets her father Jupiter [Furio Meniconi] with her sexual promiscuity. Jupiter decides to marry her off either to Vulcan or Mars, [Roger Browne] but Mars abducts her and makes plans to attack Jupiter from a high bamboo tower.

Cast and crew: Emimmo Salvi, Ambrogio Molteni, Gino Stafford, Benito Ilforte, Bella Cortez, Iloosh Khoshabe, Liliana Zagra, Furio Miniconi, Roger Browne, Omero Gargano, Isarco Ravaioli, Yvonne Sire, Salvatore Furnari, Ugo Sabetta, Renzo Stefilongo, Edda Ferronao, Paolo Pieri, Pasquale Fasciano, Giuseppe Trinca

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Monday, February 12, 2018

The Seven Tasks of Ali Baba 1962 Bella Cortez Italian/Iranian locandina

The Seven Tasks of Ali Baba (1962) - (Bella Cortez) Italian/Iranian locandina

This is a 12.5" x 27" Italian/Iranian locandina for the 1962 Emimmo Salvi film The Seven Tasks of Ali Baba written by Benito Ilforte, Ambrogio Molteni and Emimmo Salvi and starring Iranian bodybuilder Iloosh Khoshabe AKA Rod Flash as Ali Baba. Plot summary: An evil ruler has taken over a neighboring country and a wizard believes its people can be freed of his influence if Ali Baba delivers a sacred crown to them.

Cast and crew: Emimmo Salvi, Benito Ilforte, Ambrogio Molteni, Bella Cortez, Salvatore Furnari, Omero Gargano, Iloosh Khoshabe, Rod Flash, Ristide Massari, Furio Meniconi, Mario Polletin, Yvonne Sire, Amedeo Trilli, Liliana Zagra

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Sunday, December 25, 2016

Vulcan, Son of Jupiter 1961 Gordon Mitchell Turkish one-sheet

Vulcan, Son of Jupiter (1961) - (Gordon Mitchell) Turkish one-sheet

This is a 26.5" x 39" Turkish poster for the 1961 Emimmo Salvi film Vulcan, Son of Jupiter AKA Vulcan, Son of Giove based on a story by Emimmo Salvi, screenplay by Ambrogio Molteni, Gino Stafford, Benito Ilforte and Emimmo Salvi and starring Gordon Mitchell as Pluto and Rod Flash (AKA Iloosh Khoshabe) as Vulcan. Plot summary: With her sexual promiscuity on Earth, Venus [Annie Gorassini] incurs the wrath of her father Jupiter, [Furio Meniconi] who decides she must marry. Mars, [Roger Browne] one of Jupiter's two husband candidates, abducts Venus before Jupiter can make a decision and works out a plan to attack Jupiter on Mount Olympus. This was Emimmo Salvi's first film.

Cast and crew: Emimmo Salvi, Ambrogio Molteni, Gino Stafford, Benito Ilforte, Rod Flash, Bella Cortez, Gordon Mitchell, Iloosh Khoshabe, Roger Browne, Annie Gorassini, Furio Meniconi, Omero Gargano, Isarco Ravaioli, Liliana Zagra, Salvatore Fumari, Ugo Sabetta, Edda Ferronao, Yvonne Sire, Amedo Trilli, Paolo Pieri

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Monday, July 4, 2016

Goliath and the Barbarians (1959) - (Steve Reeves) Egyptian one-sheet

This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian one-sheet poster designed by Wahib Fahmy for the 1959 Carlo Campogalliani film Goliath and the Barbarians written by Giuseppe Taffarel, Nino Stresa, Emimmo Salvi and Gino Mangini and starring Steve Reeves as Emiliano, AKA Goliath. Plot summary: In 568 AD the Germanic Lombard tribes invade northern Italy in a murderous rampage of theft and destruction. Emiliano is away when his village is attacked but when he returns he launches a war of revenge against the invaders with the help of some of the survivors from his village, including his sister Landa [Chelo Alonso].

Cast and crew: Steve Reeves, Carlo Campogalliani, Giuseppe Taffarel, Nino Stresa, Emimmo Salvi, Gino Mangini, Chelo Alonso, Bruce Cabot, Giulia Rubini, Arturo Dominici, Gino Scotti, Livio Lorenzon, Luciano Marin, Andrea Checchi, Carla Calo, Fabrizio Capucci, Clara Coppola, Cesare Fantoni, Carla Foscari, Veriano Ginesi

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Tuesday, June 30, 2015

The Giant of Metropolis (1961) - (Gordon Mitchell) Argentine one-sheet

This is a 29" x 43" Argentine poster for the 1961 Umberto Scarpelli film The Giant of Metropolis [Il gigante di Metropolis] based on a story by Gino Stafford, screenplay by Sabatino Ciuffini, Ambrogio Molteni, Oreste Palella, Emimmo Salvi and Umberto Scarpelli and starring Gordon Mitchell as Obro. Plot summary: In 20000 BC the people on the lost continent of Atlantis have developed an advanced civilization and are ruling the earth. A powerful man named Obro is sent by his father [Mani Meniconi] to the capital city Metropolis to oppose its godlessness and hubris; the scientists in Metropolis are trying to subvert the process of death but their evil efforts are only causing destruction. They do not see that only love will be able to prevail as the source of life, and so they use their scientific powers to deprive all the people of Metropolis of their free will. When Obro and his group enter the Valley of Metropolis King Yoh-tar [Rolando Lupi] orders his henchmen to unleash the magnetic whirlwinds of death against them. Only Obro survives the attack to be brought before King Yoh-tar; the two immediately get into a hot verbal confrontation vowing to destroy each other. Thus begins an epic tale about a life-and-death struggle between the forces of good and evil portrayed on a huge futuristic set that looks as if it was built for a Buck Rogers film.

Cast and crew: Umberto Scarpelli, R. Nichols, Sebatino Ciuffini, Ambrogio Molteni, Emimmo Salvi, Oreste Palella, Gino Stafford, Gordon Mitchell, Furio Meniconi, Liana Orfei, Bella Cortez, Rolando Lupi, Roldano Lupi, Marietto, Omero Gargano, Mario Meniconi, Carlo Tamberlani, Luigi Moneta, Ugo Sasso, Renato Terra, CArlo Enrici, Leopoldo Savona, Liana Orfei