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The Gentle Gunman David Carradine The full colour artwork is

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The full colour artwork is exceptional and the water colours include topless dancers who have evaded the censor

The colours are very bright and these front of house stills are as supplied to the cinema in 1987

Kirk working with Patrick Stewart as Captain Jean-Luc Pickard

Pictured at the lower right is General Montgomerys double himself M E Clifton James who was planted as a decoy to divert the enemy away from the real target

featured on the poster are the Carboni brothers trying to escape the poverty trap of Hell's Kitchen in the 1940's "They'll do anything to get to Uptown"

The Gentle Gunman David Carradine The full colour artwork isFine old 1953 Ealing Studios British film poster for the Michael Balcon film "The Gentle Gunman" made in the UK in black and white this is a Country of origin film poster with very detailed original charcoal artwork portraying the difficulties of the troubles between Ireland and Britain in 1941. The film poster has real character and was printed in England by W. E. Berry of Bradford. Great colour and tone with just a few stress marks mainly on the top

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