This isa 27" x39" Egyptian poster fora 1965 rerelease of the 1960
Alfred Hitchcock film Psycho starring Anthony Perkins as Norman
Bates. Plot summary: Marion Crane [Janet Leigh] has decided to betray
a trust and run away so she can be free to embark on a new life with
her sweetheart. On the way out of town she checks into a motel where
the manager has problems of his own.
Cast and crew: Alfred Hitchcock, Joseph Stefano, Robert Bloch,
Anthony Perkins, Vera Miles, John Gavin, Janet Leigh, Martin Balsam,
John McIntire, Simon Oakland, Frank Albertson, Patricia Hitchcock,
Vaughn Taylor, Lurene Tuttle, John Anderson, Mort Mills
This is a 19.5" x 27.5"Yugoslavian poster for the 1960 Don Siegel
film Flaming Star based on the 1958 Clair Huffaker
novel Flaming Lance, screenplay by Clair Huffaker and Nunnaly
Johnson and starring Elvis Presley as Pacer Burton. Plot summary: In
West Texas following the civil war there is tension between the white
and native American populations. Pacer Burton, who is half indian,
half white, tries unsuccessfully to play the role of peacemaker.
Cast and crew: Clair Huffaker (1958 Flaming Lance novel), Nunnaly
Johnson, Don Siegel, Elvis Presley, Barbara Eden, Steve Forrest,
Dolores del Rio, John McIntire, Rodolfo Acosta, Karl Swenson, Ford
Rainey, Richard Jaeckel, Anne Benton, L.Q. Jones, Douglas Dick, Tom
Reese, Miriam Goldina, Monte Burkhart, Ted Jacques, Rodd Redwing,
Perry Lopez
This is an original 29" x 43" Argentine one-sheet for the 1953
film The Lawless Breed based on a story by William Alland
adapted from John Wesley Hardin's original autobiographical account,
screenplay by Bernard Gordon and starring Rock Hudson as John Wesley
Hardin. Plot summary: This is story of John Wesley Hardin, an
American gunfighter who left an autobiographical account of his life
with a local newspaper after he was pardoned and released from prison
in 1896 in Huntsville Texas. The film narrates his youthful
attachment to Jane Bond [Mary Castle], the orphan girl with whom he
grew up, the discipline he underwent as the son of authoritarian
religious father [John McIntire], his crooked gambling habits, his
flight from the law after killing a man named Gus Hanley [Michael
Ansara] in self-defense and his participation in a family cattle drive
to Abilene to avoid the authorities. In Abilene he kills Dirk Hanley
[Lee Van Cleef], also in self-defense, then buys a wedding dress for
Jane Bond and takes it back to her at his family home. After Jane is
killed by a posse pursuing Hardin, he spends years on the run with
Rosie McCoy [Julie Adams] before the Texas Rangers catch up with him
in Kansas. The rangers do not catch him there and from Kansas he
moves with Rosie to Pollard Alabama, where he marries her and has a
child with her under the name J. Swain. The rangers arrest him there
and he is tried, convicted and sentenced to 25 years in prison, though
he insisted until the end the killing was in self-defense.
Cast and crew: Raoul Walsh, William Alland, Bernard Gordon, John Wesley Hardin, Rock Hudson, Julie Adams, Mary Castle, John McIntire, Hugh O'Brian, Dennis Weaver, Forrest Lewis, Lee Van Cleef, Tom Fadden, Race Gentry, Richard Garland, Glenn Strange, William Pullen
Pictured is a 39" x 54" Italian two-sheet poster using art by Enzo
Nistri to promote the 1957 Anthony Mann film The Tin Star based
on a story by Joel Kane and starring Henry Fonda as Morgan Hickman.
Plot summary: Morgan Hickman, a bounty hunter who was once a sherrif,
agrees to mentor newcomer sheriff Ben Owens [Anthony Perkins] so he
can develop competence in his new job.
Cast and crew: Anthony Mann, Joel Kane, Enzo Nistri, Dudley Nichols, Henry Fonda, Anthony Perkins, Betsy Palmer, Michel Ray, Neville Brand, John McIntire, Mary Webster, Peter Baldwin, Richard Shannon, Lee Van Cleef, James Bell, Howard Petrie, Russell Simpson, Hal K. Dawson, Jack Kenney
This is a US 40x60 poster designed to promote the 1977 John Lounsbery
and Wolfgang Reitherman film The Rescuers based on a story by
Margery Sharp and Larry Clemmons and starring Bob Newhart as the voice
of Bernard. Plot summary: When the evil pawn shop owner Madame Medusa
[Geraldine Page] and her companion Mr. Snoops [Joe Flynn] kidnap a
little girl named Penny [Michelle Stacy], Penny sends a message in a
bottle to the Rescue Aid Society, a mouse organization in the basement
of the UN Building.
Cast and crew: John Lounsbery, Wolfgang Reitherman, Margery Sharp, Larry Clemmons, Bob Newhart, Eva Gabor, Geraldine Page, Joe Flynn, Jeanette Nolan, Pat Buttram, Jim Jordan, John McIntire, Michelle Stacy, Bernard Fox, Larry Clemmons, James MacDonald, George Lindsey, Bill McMillan, Dub Taylor
