Bram Stoker's Dracula racing The studio thought it was

The studio thought it was a flop (Cost £2

This front of house cinema lobby card was most likely produced in 1970 or shortly after as the Cinema International Corporation appeared in Mexico at that time

Filmed on location on the ivory coast of Africa the artist Tom Chantrell has the opportunity to include a detailed painting of one of the trucks which feature prominently in this film which must have been inspired by "The Wages of Fear"

Printed in England by W E Berry ltd Bradford

This British Quad features an all star cast of Kirk Douglas

Bram Stoker's Dracula racing The studio thought it wasThis rolled condition teaser film poster was an extremely brave move by the film company in support of director Francis Ford Coppola because it bears no clue as to the title which was to be later revealed as "Bram Stoker's Dracula". We can see a menacing gargoyle and a warning in bloodbath red this gives no clues as to the undead legend of Dracula which was to be played superbly by Gary Oldman.