Movie Poster Collecting: Michael Sarrazin

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Tuesday, November 1, 2016

The Peacekeeper (1997) - (Dolph Lundgren) Egyptian one-sheet

This is a 25.5" x 37" Egyptian poster designed by an unknown artist for the 1997 Frederic Forestier film The Peacekeeper based on a screenplay by Stewart Harding and Robert Geoffrion and starring Dolph Lundgren as Major Frank Cross. Plot summary: Despite his problems with Air Force high command for dropping an unauthorized load as a Kurdish relief package, Major Frank Cross has gotten a special assignment directly from the president to be at his side carrying a special briefcase.

Cast and crew: Frederic Forestier, Stewart Harding, Robert Geoffrion, James H. Stewart, Dolph Lundgren, Michael Sarrazin, Roy Scheider, Allen Altman, Martin Neufeld, Monika Schnarre, Montel Williams, Christopher Heyerdahl, Allen Altman, Martin Neufeld, Tim Post, Carl Alacchi, Chip Chuipka, Roc LaFortune, Gouchy Boy, Phil Chiu, Serge Houde

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Friday, June 19, 2015

Harry in Your Pocket (1973) - (James Coburn) US one-sheet

This is a US 27" x 41" one-sheet poster for the 1973 Bruce Geller film Harry in Your Pocket based on a story by James Buchanan and Ronald Austin and starring James Coburn as Harry. Plot summary: This is a film about professional pickpockets and their gangs, with technical jargon provided by film advisers who were themselves former pickpockets. Ray Houlihan [Michael Sarrazin] is an amateur thief who is taken in as a protege by a "wire mob"--a team of itinerant professional pickpockets--and tutored in tricks of the trade. Ray and his girlfriend Sandy Coletto [Trish Van Devere] meet Harry, a skilled professional pickpocket, who gives them money for better wardrobes and trains them to play parts as members of a coordinated team of pickpockets that specializes in preying on the upper classes. Tensions develop when Ray and Sandy begin training with Harry's senior partner Casey [Walter Pidgeon] and start developing superior skills that allow them to operate independently of the gang. The film contains the prophetic line from James Coburn's Harry: "If anything money'll disappear and we'll all be a number in a giant computer." In 1973 he was almost 45 years ahead of his time, but in 2015 what he predicted has already begun with the war on cash that is now being waged by a lot of banks.

Cast and crew: Bruce Geller, James Buchanan, Ronald Austin, James Coburn, Michael Sarrazin, Walter Pidgeon, Trish Ven DeVere, Michael C. Gwynne, Tony Giorgio, Michael Stearns, Susan Mullen, Duane Bennett, Stanley Bolt, Barry Grimshaw, Wesley Uhlman, Robert Antrim, Dorothy Antrim, Jack Mitchell

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Tuesday, April 7, 2015

The Flim Flam Man (1967) - (George C. Scott) US one-sheet

This is a US 27" x 41" one-sheet for the 1967 Irvin Kershner film The Flim Flam Man based on a novel by Guy Owen, screenplay by William Rose and starring George C. Scott as Mordecai Jones, the Flim Flam Man. Mordecai Jones is a confidence man and a drifter in rural Kentucky who falls in with a US Army deserter named Curley [Michael Sarrazin] and teaches him some techniques. Curley objects when Mordecai takes up car theft and running away from the police in road chases, but as a deserter his objections are short-lived; the two become clever collaborators defrauding the population.

Cast and crew: Irvin Kershner, William Rose, Guy Owen, George C. Scott, Sue Lyon, Michael Sarrazin, Harry Morgan, Alice Ghostley, Slim Pickens, Lawrence Turman, Jack Albertson, Albert Salmi, Strother Martin, Woodrow Parfrey, Jay Ose, Raymond Guth