Gray Lady Down Original Peter Sellers poster This is the re-release cinema

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

We cannot understand why Sam seems to have been relegated on the cinema poster to obscurity at the bottom right and although this is interesting colourful artwork the point seems to have been missed by the poster artist who in fairness may not have been given the right information (though this is unlikely as Disney were always very thorough and generous with source material

Famous songs include 'Smoke gets in your eyes' and "I Won't Dance" and the Technicolor film has a really colourful poster here

BENDER and DR

was written by Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale and is based on a more familiar situation - the second-hand car showroom

Gray Lady Down Original Peter Sellers poster This is the re-release cinemaBritish printed film poster by W. E. Berry Ltd. of Bradford. Brown spots to the reverse at the top edge as seen.