Eye of the Cat snake A magnificent piece of cinema

A magnificent piece of cinema history that excelled at the box-office

The costumes were designed by Irene Sharaff who begged Yul Brynner to shave his head despite the actors fears over the dip on the top of his head being exposed and making him look dreadful - the result was a success and an amazing trademark for the actor

The poster art is truly amazing with magnificent blue lettering with gilt

the smallest of the three seating 175 and opening following conversion alterations from a single screen to offer a wider choice (Henry V111 was chosen for Screen 1 and "I am a Dancer" for Screen2)

There is small Arabic writing in two places (bottom left and lower centre right) The writing measures 2" by 1" plus splits along the fold lines at the bottom horizontal fold repaired with archival tape

Eye of the Cat snake A magnificent piece of cinemaWritten by Joseph Stefano who was responsible for the screenplay for "Psycho" comes this original 1969 British quad film poster for the X rated horror film "Eye of the Cat".