Count Dracula Authentic cinema poster The wonderful painting of the

The wonderful painting of the lion who was called "King" in the film befriends Holden's daughter Tina played by Pamela Franklin

This is the re-release cinema poster from the sixties (Disney usually re-released every seven years so this is most likely from 1968) This cinema poster is the first re-release of this film and there are subtle artwork variations together with the word "New" having been substituted for "Great" This poster is from the Regal cinema

Escaped PoW's do not receive help here - they are poisoned for their belongings based on the novel by Rupert Croft-Cooke and printed in England by Charles & Read Ltd

Rolled double-sided UK film poster for this Woody Allen film set in the 1930's

The pair are painted together enjoying their freedom from the harsh realities of life in Barnsley

Count Dracula Authentic cinema poster The wonderful painting of theReally interesting British Quad film poster portraying Christopher Lee in one of the most authentic and faithful adaptations of Bram Stoker's 1897 novel in the role of Count Dracula. Christopher Lee wanted a different perspective on the Dracula character from the Hammer portrayal and despite the even lower budget teamed up with Spanish Director Jess (Jesus) Franco. The British Quad is not an easy one to find and features a large portrait of