Showing posts with label Pier Angeli. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pier Angeli. Show all posts

Thursday, February 15, 2018

Musketeers of the Sea 1962 Pier Angeli Italian locandina

Musketeers of the Sea (1962) - (Pier Angeli) Italian locandina

This is a 13" x 27.5" Italian locandina designed by Giorgio Olivetti for the 1962 Massimo Patrizi / Steno film Musketeers of the Sea AKA I Moschettieri del Mare written by Marcello Fondato, Roberto Gianviti, Vittorio Metz and Steno and starring Pier Angeli as Consuelo. Plot summary: In this comedy of buccaneers, three pirates survive a shipwreck, then take over a galleon and go to Maracaibo, where they save the governor from a conspiracy.

Cast and crew: Massimo Patrizi, Steno, Giorgio Olivetti, Marcello Fondato, Roberto Gianviti, Vittorio Metz, Pier Angeli, Channing Pollock, Aldo Ray, Philippe Clay, Robert Alda, Raymond Bussières, Carlo Ninchi, Mrio Scaccia, Carla Calò, Mario Siletti, Cesare Fantoni, Gino Buzzanca, Pietro Tordi, Furio Miniconi, Lamberto Antinori





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Saturday, September 3, 2016

The Light Touch (1951) - (Stewart Granger) Argentine one-sheet

The Light Touch (1951) - (Stewart Granger) Argentine one-sheet

Original 29" x 43" Argentine one-sheet poster for the 1951 film "The Light Touch", starring Stewart Granger and Pier Angeli. Plot summary: Art thieves persuade a naive young woman to do some of their dirty work.

Cast and crew: Stewart Granger, Pier Angeli, George Sanders, Richard Brooks, Jed Harris, Tom Reed, Kurt Kasznar, Joseph Calleia, Larry Keating, Rhys Williams, Normal Lloyd, Mike Mazurki, Ben Astar



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Tuesday, February 9, 2016

Spy in Your Eye (1965) - (Dana Andrews) US one-sheet

Spy in Your Eye (1965) - (Dana Andrews) US one-sheet poster

This is a 27" x 41" US one-sheet for the 1965 Vittorio Sala film Spy in Your Eye AKA Bang You're Dead AKA Cult of Violence AKA Epitaph for a Spy based on a story by Lucio Marcuzzo, screenplay by Adriano Bolzoni, Romano Ferrara and Adriano Baracco and starring Dana Andrews as Colonel Lancaster, Agent Z.3. This is an Italian Eurospy film that relies less on plot than a series of loosely connected sequences using bizarre gadgetry, ludicrous characters and beautiful women: the winning elements they borrowed from James Bond. Plot summary: In France, the police have found three bodies, each with an eyeball removed. Agent Z.3, who has lost one of his own eyes while still alive, has a glass eyeball implanted in his dead eyesocket. Without the agent's knowledge, the glass eye has been fitted with a tiny camera that transmits what Lancaster sees to the Russians. The Russians are interested in Paula Krauss, [Pier Angeli] the daughter of a nuclear scientist who has recently died.

Cast and crew: Vittorio Sala, Lucio Marcuzzo, Adriano Bolzoni, Romano Ferrara, Adriano Baracco, Brett Halsey, Pier Angeli, Dana Andrews, Gastone Moschin, Tania Beryl, George Wang, Alessandro Sperli, Marco Guglielmi, Renato Baldini, Mario Valdemarin, Luciana Angiolilio, Luciano Pigozzi, Tino Bianchi, Massmio Righi, Franco Beltramme



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Saturday, December 27, 2014

White Slave Ship (1962) - (Pier Angeli) Italian two-sheet

White Slave Ship (1962) - (Pier Angeli) Italian two-sheet

This is an Italian two-sheet poster made to promote the 1962 Sylvio Amadio film White Slave Ship [l'ammutinamento] based on a story by Sandro Continenza and Marcello Coscia and starring Pier Angeli as Polly. Plot summary: In 1675 the slave ship Albatross is bound for the New World with a cargo of political prisoners and women convicts who are to be sold into slavery. There is a mutiny, a counter-mutiny and then a rescue by a British warship.

Cast and crew: Silvio Amadio, Sandro Continenza, Macello Coscia, Pier Angeli, Edmund Purdom, Armand Mestral, Ivan Desny, Franco Capucci, Renato Speziali, Michele Girardon, Franca Parisi, Mirko Ellis, Mair Pia Luzi, Paoloa Petrini, Ruth von Hagen, Ivy Holzer, Renato Mambor, Renato Montalbano



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