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Re: The Horror Quiz
As it would certainly appear that 325 has stumped everyone, I will now reveal the answer to be Two On A Guillotine from 1965.
HONDO
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Re: The Science Fiction Quiz
Sorry to mislead you but the three images were just there as highlights only. You must have overlooked my reference to the quiz returning soon.jayn_j said:I don't see numbers. The middle one is The Invisible Boy. I have a 3 sheet of that one
All the three images were previously included as entries here on the quiz. For your and others information from left to right the films being Killers From Space, The Invisible Boy, which you had originally answered and The Valley Of Gwangi.
HONDO
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Re: The Science Fiction Quiz
The six-sheet for this showed long standing "common knowledge" about who did the art on all the posters was completely wrong!jayn_j said:I don't see numbers. The middle one is The Invisible Boy. I have a 3 sheet of that one
Many sources credit Reynold Brown as the artist behind the great artwork on the posters created for this movie. However, the six-sheet poster shows more of the artwork and it is signed by Mort Kunstler, so it is clear that Reynold Brown was incorrectly credited on many of the posters for this movie for many years!
I wonder how many other movie posters have misattributed art, simply because of bad information. We at eMoviePoster only list an artist name if the art is signed, OR if the artist themselves confirm they did it (and we have had a few cases where two different artists swear they both did the art, showing even human memory can be fallible).
Bruce
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Re: The Science Fiction Quiz
After a three year and nine month absence The Science Fiction Quiz will be returning here soon.There will still be the other four established quizzes and this returning quiz will rotate with the other quizzes with only a maximum two quizzes being active at the one time.
HONDO
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Re: Hondo's This And That
On the Check and Double check, I think it was a locally created herald, where the theater used a newspaper ad and added their details above and below.
Bruce
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Re: Hondo's This And That
I know zero about Australian heralds, but to me, for any flyer type U.S. item to be considered a herald, it MUST have a blank area designed for theater name and playdates.
Bruce
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Re: Hondo's This And That
Press Books and Press Sheets occasionally reference heralds or couriers but I think "Flyer" is just a term that some collectors used when they were unsure of the correct definition.
John
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Re: Rare Australian Posters Of Australian Films
I thought that I would include here, along with the original coloured daybill, the same design that has faded drastically over the years. One can still faintly see the yellow stripes. One has to wonder how this was allowed to have happened?
HONDO
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Re: Rare Australian Posters Of Australian Films
Rick said:do you know the year of release for this one-sheet
As far as I can see both the two posters are of the same design that was printed for the original release.
HONDO
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