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Re: A Do You Know Your Classic Movies Quiz.
Correct and well done. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang interestingly was adapted from a 1964 published children's book written by Ian Fleming based on stories that he had told his son This was also the year that Ian Fleming passed away.dedeposter said:C643 - Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968)
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Re: Rare Australian Posters Of Australian Films
The Silence Of Dean Mailland 1934 sound film version has been covered here in the past by me in January 2024.
Prior to this version being released there was an earlier silent film version of The Silence Of Dean Maitland released in 1914. Unlike the later released 1934 film version where images showing what numerous film poster sizes look like are available to view, this is not the case with the 1914 release.
The following daybill poster image is extremely rare and the only located poster image known to me to exist for this film's release. The film itself isn't known to exist today.
(NFSA)
Prior to this version being released there was an earlier silent film version of The Silence Of Dean Maitland released in 1914. Unlike the later released 1934 film version where images showing what numerous film poster sizes look like are available to view, this is not the case with the 1914 release.
The following daybill poster image is extremely rare and the only located poster image known to me to exist for this film's release. The film itself isn't known to exist today.
(NFSA)HONDO
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Re: Rare Australian Posters Of Australian Films
The hand drawn version certainly appears to complement the title of the film better as it surely makes the film more interestingtheartofmovieposters said:I really really hope this is an actual poster...much prefer it to the other one
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Re: Hondo's Daybill and One Sheet Q&A [Re-Titled]
The two cinemas I referred to are major chain Greater Union Event cinemas, I am thinking then that the local independent cinemas would now be the main purchases of the printed paper posters.
HONDO
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Re: Hondo's This And That
Isnt this just about everyone on ebay these daysJohn said:Adding to that, the seller is very slack with packaging and inaccurate descriptions of other posters.HONDO said:Exactly.dedeposter said:No research done, no care taken, no responsibility...they just want to sell the poster. Typical stuff for eBay.
Re: Hondo's This And That
Adding to that, the seller is very slack with packaging and inaccurate descriptions of other posters.HONDO said:Exactly.dedeposter said:No research done, no care taken, no responsibility...they just want to sell the poster. Typical stuff for eBay.
John
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Re: All Things Film Censorship Related in Australia
NZ was wild with censorship back in the day,
Rick
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Re: All Things Film Censorship Related in Australia
Australian and New Zealand film poster censorship examples.
An Australian printed daybill of Toys In The Attic (1963) for New Zealand distribution (An identica Australian printed version with an Australian censorship rating not found), and some original artwork used in the U.S.A. anD around the world featuring the slapping scene. The scene was substituted down here in Australia to adhere to Australian censorship requirements.
The Australia daybill followed by the same New Zealand version of In Harm's Way (1965). Firstly the assault scene was allowed to appear on the Australian daybill only two years after the Toys In The Attic assault scene was disallowed, A different story though in New Zealnnd where the scene was blacked out on the daybill and the one sheet.
An Australian printed daybill of Toys In The Attic (1963) for New Zealand distribution (An identica Australian printed version with an Australian censorship rating not found), and some original artwork used in the U.S.A. anD around the world featuring the slapping scene. The scene was substituted down here in Australia to adhere to Australian censorship requirements.
The Australia daybill followed by the same New Zealand version of In Harm's Way (1965). Firstly the assault scene was allowed to appear on the Australian daybill only two years after the Toys In The Attic assault scene was disallowed, A different story though in New Zealnnd where the scene was blacked out on the daybill and the one sheet.
HONDO
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