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This is the preferred art by many on the title although appearing seven years later it reflects the Peckinpah influence and depicts an older McQueen yet retaining the plank effect typography of the first release art

To her right is a brilliantly painted street scene in Algiers in this reworking of the classic "Pepe le Moko"

Arguably the best disaster movie of the 1970's and technically very demanding cinematically as the poster shows

Billy Wilder directs

Classic lines from the film are often quoted still today and the poster design is superb

Whirlpool st marks square This is the preferred artBeautifully painted portrait of Juliette Grco and an unusual size of British poster that has been printed by W. E. Berry Ltd. of Bradford. Artwork by the fine Italian painter Renato Fratini who was employed by RANK Films and had a masterly style.