Poor Cow The Misfits poster Folded cinema poster from the

Folded cinema poster from the Midlands Arts Centre for the Martin Scorcese film "The Last Temptation of Christ" from 1988

Arthur Rank film "Highly Dangerous" is full of character even including the authentic Belgian franked stamp and the Gaumont cinema details at the top

Simple stylish effective and powerful design for this kitchen sink drama from 1961 for the CinemaScope picture "Flame in the Streets"

Bogie gets a mention above the painting of Peter Faulk directed by Neil Simon and printed by W

Rolled printer's proof for the miss-spell of 'Tomorrow Never Dies' the miss-spell 'Tommorrow' appears as the first word on the bottom line

Poor Cow The Misfits poster Folded cinema poster from theThis is Ken Loach's first feature film which was to pave the way for later films and tv plays exploring working class themes. Stark black and white artwork wholly appropriate here for this 1967 film poster for "Poor Cow". An "X" certificate film looking at the tangled love life of teenager Carol White. The film deals with many controversial characters including White's prostitute Aunt played by Queenie Watts, a thieving lover John Bindon who is sent