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The Osterman Weekend Edward Asner This was a powerful film

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This was a powerful film which dealt with race relations one year before the assassination of Martin Luther King

This folded film poster has no pinholes just a smidgeon of faint yellow paint mark at the bottom centre border as seen

"Captain January" starring Shirley Temple from 1936 is the large title printed on the reverse of the film  poster due to wartime paper shortage and is the earlier of the films

Great painted image of Jackie Chan who plays a Martial Arts star set in 1930s America taking part in a no-holds barred fighting competition involving local gangsters

Nottingham and London has large closed tears along the centre fold line with paper loss in the top border

The Osterman Weekend Edward Asner This was a powerful filmTerrific British quad film poster from 1983 for director Sam Peckinpah's final film "The Osterman Weekend". Superb painted artwork picturing Rutger Hauer looking to deal with Soviet agents who are threatening to cause mayhem amongst the audience at a Presidential meeting John Hurt and Dennis Hopper also star. Printed by W. E. Berry of Bradford.

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