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The majority of the artwork has survived but as seen the film poster has paper loss at all four corners and two small closed tears at the top border
John Frankenheimer directs
Great bright colours with just a little creasing at the top left corner and a tiny square of conservation tape at the mid right cross fold and an extra vertical fold line down the middle
The stars never call themaselves by thname here as this is a virtually silent movie of course
Italian Director Tinto Brass with Gore Vidal writing the screenplay for Caligula the infamous lustful Emperor of Rome
The Kids Are Alright Harry Corbett as Harold Steptoe The majority of the artworkFirst release film poster from 1978 with the Who draped in the Union Jack and seeming to take a well earned nap (lol) This film was made in the same year that the group lost Keith Moon in September. Anyone privileged to see the Who live will appreciate how vibrant and charismatic Keith Moon could be on stage. I'll never forget the prisoners banging their metal plates on the window bars at Swansea prison as the Who played the VetchField concert or for
