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(Quote) It is indeed Three Amigos. Your mention of the short lived Western. Quiz which I had high hopes for was sadly only in play for less than a month in September 2015 due to no interest.. I have since on the odd occasion in the past inclu…
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I am thinking that they should be easy enough to identify.
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I am stiil searching to see if I can find any other older Australian press sheets, which unfortunately from that period of time are very difficult to find. All the other limited examples of press sheets that I have managed to locate to date do not h…
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A question for Bruce. Are you able to reveal where the above five posters originated from, and the names of any other film titles from the same source?
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A Long John Silver (1954) rare daybill and an even rarer… -
(Quote) Correct answer for C671 and well solved. Originally released in the U.S.A. in 1951 as being titled Ace In The Hole, but due to poor early box office returns promptly the title was changed to be that of The Big Carnival. A great Billy …
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(Quote) Correct and well remembered. The Front from 1976 is a political drama rather than the advertised wording mentioning it as being a comedy. A rare film not directed or written by Woody Allen, dealing with the Hollywood blacklist McCarth…
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O.k. then I do intend to reveal all the known countries over a period of time that used Australian film posters. First up country is The Netherlands from Europe, with five poster examples following below where their censorship s… -
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(Quote) It certainly is Barbarella, so well worked out. John Phillip Law appears below seen playing the roll of Pygar a blind angel.
A clue for 250 is angel.(Quote) I was referring to Australian film posters printed here for film titles originating from anywhere in the world. You may find the destinations that they were despatched to, to be very unexpected.The following Australin Saigon (1948) press sheet presents a comprehensive list of the available accessories. What I do find interesting is that a one sheeter poster is listed, along though with a special one sheeter available on application. Was th…(Quote) Correct and a good memory. The Vampire's Ghost from 1945.
in The Horror Quiz
Comment by HONDO
May 26
(Quote) Very well done in identifying this obscure film released in 1930. The film was set in 1980.
in The Science Fiction Quiz
Comment by HONDO
May 26
(Quote) It is generally known that there were films posters printed in Australia that were minus our censorship ratings to be used as well in New Zealand. You will be surprised to learn that Ausralian printed film posters were also sent to ma…For 356 think similar monster.(Quote) Doubtful due to its age. It is currently considered a lost film, with no survinving prints ( NFSA),(Quote) Sorry but not that film. Thanks for having a go,A 355 clue is a 1950's film.
A 356 clue is a 1940's film.
If you do manage Andrew to locate the photo album in the future and there are a number of photos you think would be well placed here, it would be great to see them.(Quote) C11 is indeed A Shot In The Dark, the second film in The Pink Panther film series.
in The Comedy Quiz
Comment by HONDO
May 24
(NFSA)
An extremely rare Australian glass lante…
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