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Re: Where Are These Daybills?
The following are the Australian PRC releases for respectively 1945-46 and 1947-48.
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Re: The Horror Quiz
I reside in Australia. Pleased you enjoy the quiz. More images. coming soon.saulgoodman said:
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Re: The Horror Quiz
The unfortunate thing about a lot of horror films of that period is that I'm unfamiliar with them, I'll keep trying though!
Re: The Horror Quiz
As it would appear that image 314 isn't going to be answered and the clues that I had thought were good ones didn't register, I will now reveal the film to be the following. The Italian made film is The Virgin Of Nuremberg (1963 ) (World title), aka Horror Castle in the U.S.A.
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Re: Where Are These Daybills?
Coming soon is the name of the main Australian film distributor of PRC product in Australi
I also intend to list the titles and show U,SA., images of the very limited titles that I am aware of that did obtain an Australian release here in the 1940s.
I also intend to list the titles and show U,SA., images of the very limited titles that I am aware of that did obtain an Australian release here in the 1940s.
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Re: Where Are These Daybills?
dedeposter said:
I will wait till I see if anyone else responds before I comment any further. Thanks for commenting.Did PRC have an Australian distributor for ANY of their films? Perhaps they were too small to be able to market their films internationally?
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Re: Monster A GoGo's Shock-O-Rama Poster Show
I always look at your postings to see the obscure titles that are usually included in your entries. It expands my knowledge regarding large numbers of film titles that I previously had never known existed.
Istanbul was a Swedish/Turkish co-production from 1989 that struggled to find an audience.
All the very best in the future with the managing of your health problems.
Istanbul was a Swedish/Turkish co-production from 1989 that struggled to find an audience.
All the very best in the future with the managing of your health problems.
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