Desperate Hours monk Dan Curtis directs masterfully

Dan Curtis directs masterfully

There were two variations on the British quad by Chantrell with this one making reference to Leslie Caron's baby and the artwork being more serious in nature as the consequence for the father Horst Buchholz and the mother Leslie Caron become the main concern for the poster

This artwork scarily predicts the future - a future that months later would have all the world glued to live TV and praying

Maureen O'Hara the feisty widow who imports a prize Hereford bull and Brian Keith the rough cattle baron

Most of these posters would have been cut up by cinema managers to show the scenes from the film as advertising in the lobby of the cinema

Desperate Hours monk Dan Curtis directs masterfullyWilliam Wyler directs Humphrey Bogart in his last great performance in the role of a villain. Bogart is pictured playing an escaped convict in this the first picture in black & white VistaVision from Paramount Pictures. This film poster was printed by W. E. Berry of Bradford and has a 2 inch closed tear at the lower left vertical fold line.