Sunday in the Country gangsters This is the British double-crown

This is the British double-crown film poster from that memorable year 1966 complete with romping review from the 'Evening Standard' newspaper

Sitcom which ran for four years before the young stars departed for their own series "The Fenn Street Gang"

This biopic has a wonderful British film poster celebrating the comic strip style and an insight into the many interesting characters

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This is the original British quad film poster from 1965 introducing Tom Adams as Charles Vine the Secret Agent 'Licensed to Kill'

Sunday in the Country gangsters This is the British double-crownBritish quad film poster from 1984 picturing Sabine Azma enjoying a "Sunday in the Country" set in the late summer of 1912. Pictured also is the aging painter Louis Ducreux. Gorgeous photography from Bruno de Keyzer as the subject of Impressionism and the purpose of life are discussed. The film director Bertrand Tavernier rightly won the Best Director award at the Cannes film festival in 1984. This is the first release poster from 1984 with artwork by