Black Belt Jones / Deadly Trackers Front of House / Lobby Cards This is the 1969 rerelease

This is the 1969 rerelease poster for the 1959 Historical epic emphasising the 11 Academy Awards including Best Picture

Great crime silhouette with a wicked touch of comedy

Neil Simon can be counted on to attempt to make light of the most serious subjects whilst dealing sympathetically too

That's the spirit

This Palace Pictures cinema poster is for the film "Shag" and was possibly misunderstood by the BBC who banned playing music from it on the radio in particular "My Baby sure can shag" by the Tams not realising that the Shag was a dance craze

Black Belt Jones / Deadly Trackers Front of House / Lobby Cards This is the 1969 rereleasePrinted in Great Britain by Leonard Ripley & Co. Super Tom Chantrell artwork picturing Richard Harris as the sheriff whose wife and son are killed by Rod Taylor and his vicious gang resulting in the sheriff becoming a seeker of vengeance in this 1973 film rated X un Great Britain. "Black Belt Jones" was made by producers Fred Weintraub and Paul Heller following "Enter the Dragon" and with the sad death of Bruce Lee they recruited karate champion Jim