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Re: Monster A GoGo's Shock-O-Rama Poster Show
It has since been released on Disney+ in colour as well if you're interested, but I'd rather watch in B&W.MonsterAGoGo said:Interesting… it was purposely made in black & white? I remember the Marvel comic book in the 70s, but I never read it. I guess they were going for the look/feel of the old Universal classics? Thanks for the info.theartofmovieposters said:Werewolf by night (if i remember correctly) are made to look old...been ages since I saw mine, so could be wrong.
I dont remember much about the actual show (on Disney+) but I do recall enjoying the lead actors performance.
Was done in black and white...very atmospheric.
Re: Yeah, so, I am watching this..,
Robert Young got BOTH Susan Hayward AND Jane Greer and got paid to do it. What a life!
Bruce
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Re: Monster A GoGo's Shock-O-Rama Poster Show
Certainly a great poster for your collection.MonsterAGoGo said:I agree. (I usually put my favorite poster of the bunch at the end.) It may be a military rerelease…but I’m thrilled to have it!Rick said:House of Dracula wins this lot!
I am thinking that this poster ties in with the 1950 Realart re-release. What are your thoughts?
HONDO
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For the Term of His Natural Life Screening Melbourne
Anyone in Melbourne who is keen, its getting a screening at the Capitol (which is gorgeous in its own right!)
Can't Wait!
Re: A Do You Know Your Classic Movies Quiz.
I'll answer the other one tomorrow if no one else makes a lucky guess.
Re: A Do You Know Your Classic Movies Quiz.
Correct. Casablanca from 1942,dedeposter said:C 615 has to be Casablanca then. - I also just got C614 from the clue but will leave that for someone else.
My earlier clue was for the short running television series from 1955-1956 of Casablanca, Actor Clarence Muse seen seated at the piano.
HONDO
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Re: Rare Australian Posters Of Australian Films
It was great to see the Rats of Tobruk Daybill above in front of cinema with soldiers. I know its not a poster, but I have a picture in my collection of Forty Thousand Horsemen advertised in Singapore in June/July 1941 at the Capitol Threatre. The picture was taken by a soldier. 
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Re: Spot The Poster Errors
I have the poster but pretty sure its for the same film...I'll double check
Re: Eric Dare / Dare Films / House Of Dare Australian Daybills
Another daybill located for an Australian Eric Dare release of The Cat And The Canaty from 1978, This film was submitted to the Australian censor by The House Of Dare.
HONDO
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