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Charlie Chaplin is wonderfully pictured applying comic barber shop action in his first dialogue picture satirising the Nazi regime as a Jewish barber with an unmistakable image of the Fuerher
Double-sided folded condition cinema quad film poster sporting great images of Christopher Eccleston and Kate Winslet
Original 1956 Boulting Brothers American one sheet film poster for the 2nd World War comedy "Private's Progress" starring Terry-Thomas
Christopher Lee joins forces here with the Spanish Director Jesus Franco to create a really faithful adaption of the Dracula novel by Bram Stoker in 1897
All the family are illustrated here with our hero Fievel perched precariously on the pile of baggage as the family prepare to leave Russia in the 1880's for the US as they have heard that there are no cats in America (and the streets are paved with cheese) You will remember the song by James Horner "Somewhere out there" and if you cannot remember the film then you haven't seen it - shame on you - watch it soon
Dick Tracy Robert Strauss Charlie Chaplin is wonderfully picturedDouble sided rolled UK quad. Pinholes and heavy creasing Costume design by Milena Canonera
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