I have wondered about the white poster with the central image for some time.
I had maybe a dozen or so of them and I never
kept one so I can't access it, though I can look at the picture
of course when I listed the poster the first I
checked the other sites for added info and as
noted in
That's an interesting point. Warner appear to have shown the movie at a few
drive-ins where in-car action seemed more important than screen-action, so
it had a short (for the time) initial lifespan ending in June, 1994. So the
Summerisle could possibly be considered the first general release
That should, of course, be June 1974.
On Sat, Jun 27, 2015 at 6:45 PM, Tommy Barr tommymb...@gmail.com wrote:
That's an interesting point. Warner appear to have shown the movie at a
few drive-ins where in-car action seemed more important than screen-action,
so it had a short (for the time)
The issue of authenticating and dating movie posters having recently been
shown to be problematic in some (possibly many) cases I would like to
invite discussion on another British film, *The Wicker Man, 1973*. I am
indebted for much of the information on this to the excellent book, *Inside
The
Hi Tommy,
Designer Craig Miller may still be on this forum - I asked him about it
once - so he may wish to provide some info first-hand, but what you have
appears to be broadly correct. I'd got the Abraxas release of the restored cut
at around 1979, but if you've found a firm release date
I should add the Summerisle release is technically the first general
release, as I seem to remember the Warner release was a selective trial run
that flopped. Does that make the Summerisle poster a re-release poster or
not?!
Paul
_www.movieposterstudio.com_
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