The Osterman Weekend Edward Asner It was very usual for

It was very usual for film posters and the films in tin cans to do the rounds in Northern Ireland and the writing on the back indicates that this one found its way to a village near Londonderry for a theatrical showing

Shown at the Bristol Road Cinema in Birmingham on 26th July 1972 on the largest screen (this cinema re-opened with 3 screens on this day following alterations to change from a single screen large cinema difficult to fill to three smaller screens offering a wider choice)

We have applied areas of conservation tape to the reverse where there were closed tears in the area at the top left horizontal fold (left below flying car

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

stunning colours with no fading

The Osterman Weekend Edward Asner It was very usual forTerrific 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.