David,
Yeah. That one looks like it was specially printed for the
premiere, before the regular one-sheet was even produced. Extremely rare, I'd
say. It maybe the only one left in existence.
What I meant was, since they obviously did produce a
standard-size one sheet for the original release of the film, that in those
days that would have been considered "good enough" -- no reason to produce any
other size as far as they were concerned. If you already had a standard-size one
sheet for DEEP THROAT, what would have been the point in spending money to
produce a slightly smaller version of the same poster? But, perhaps as the film
became a runaway smash hit (for a porno flick) that they ran out of the standard
size one-sheets and decided to produce a secondary run to meet the demand and
went with a smaller version. Possible. But would that have made
economic sense when they already had the plates for the standard-size one sheet
on hand and they could have simply and quickly print up more of those? Hard
to say.
To clarify my earlier statement. Variant size original release
posters for porno films may well have been produced for original theater
releases, particularly by the very small producers, to save money. But whatever
size they picked, they would have only produced that size, not several different
sizes for the release. Not usually anyway. It was a penny-pinching business. Get
the shot in one take and move on. Edit the thing in two days and get it out the
door. One film... it only needs one poster. That was pretty much the
attitude.
-- JR
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