You Only Live Twice helicopter Sombre moody portrait of the

Sombre moody portrait of the apprehensive looking Dorothy McGuire from the 1960 Warner-Pathe drama based on the William Inge Pulitzer prize play

Of the two films the Audie Murphy Western is our favourite and sports bold titling coupled with the young looker suitably attired for negotiations with the Apache Indians

Palace Pictures were very heavily into video and this was sold on video at full retail at the same time as the cinema release

Tony Curtis sports a gun in either hand as the gangsters molls with their 1920's dresses are in party mood

Tom Chantrell was responsible for the art for the Elvis Presley film "Love Me Tender" some five years prior to designing this film poster for "The Young Ones" and the similarities are there for all to see

You Only Live Twice helicopter Sombre moody portrait of theThis Turkish first release cinema poster features different artwork. The Bond girls have harpoon guns at the ready and the whole action scene evokes memories of "Thunderball" (The previous Bond film.) Connery is painted as Bond in classic dinner jacket pose suggesting that the Turkish artists had Frank McCarthy's reference material. James Bond opts for his more traditional gun and surrounds himself with a bevy of bikini clad beauties equips with