Tickle Me / Per un Pugno di Donne Alfred Adam (screenplay) Wallmann and co

Wallmann and co

Very unusual orange paper and thicker than is usual for a film poster

REM and Green Day

This fine old British Quad has striking colours

This alienated teen allegory was bravely filmed in a moody black and white with just a dash of colour

Tickle Me / Per un Pugno di Donne Alfred Adam (screenplay) Wallmann and coElvis must have loved this poster as it combines his love of the cowboy life together with his love of girls skimpily dressed and sporting cowboy guns. Elvis loved to ride his horses at Graceland and pose as a cowboy and here he is on the screen complete with his cowboy hat and five lovely cowgirls. This large Italian film poster from the first release in 1966 even includes the printed name of the artist Enrico De Seta and is such a happy image with