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The 1987 British quad for the Ridley Scott thriller with a twist of romance and fine New York sky-scape featuring the Chrysler building

Many British quads were designed with a white space for the cinema manager to use and here we have an example in felt typical of the era advertising the showing of the James Bond film "From Russia with Love"

# Minority Report A striking cinematic poster capturing the neo-noir aesthetic of Steven Spielberg's 2002 sci-fi thriller

Folded with the only fault being a 1 inch archivally repaired tear in the top border and a few little border tears at the bottom

The British Quad sports an AA cerificate for what was a violent Western

There's No Business Like Show Business contraband The 1987 British quad forThis early CinemaScope film poster dates from 1954. 20th Century Fox had developed this letter box format and were very proud to be able to advertise such a long title! The film poster boasts "In the wonder of Magnetic Stereophonic Sound Colour by DE LUXE" This very British film poster portrays the curtains with very brightly coloured stars to mach the billing which included Ethel Merman, Donald O'Connor, Marilyn Monroe, Dan Dailey, Johnnie Ray and