Film Collection (page 2)

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GODZILLA. A scene from one of the Godzilla movies

LAUREL AND HARDY. From the film Big Business (1929)

Grace Kelly / Postcard
GRACE KELLY American film actress, seen here in an elegant dress

Kind Hearts and Coronets 2019 release artwork
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Tatler cover - Ronald Colman and his Sealyham Terrier
Film star Ronald Colman (1891-1958) pictured on the front cover of The Tatler with his Sealyham Terrier in 1931. Date: 1931

Ginger Rogers / W Way 1931
GINGER ROGERS American film actress and dancer Date: circa 1931

Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers shooting Shall We Dance
US actor Fred Astaire (L) and US actress Ginger Rogers (R) dance on skates during the shooting of their film " Shall we dance" in April 1937

1950s Cinema - Childrens Saturday Matinee. Boys and girls looking up at the screen and laughing. Two of the boys are wearing ABC badges -- the name of the cinema. Date: 1954

The witches one sheet artwork for Macbeth (2015)
Poster artwork to promote the UK release of Justin Kurzels Macbeth (2015)

One Sheet poster artwork for Up Pompeii (1971)

Silent Film Still: Drinking

The Kino Cinema, Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex
The Kino Cinema in Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex. This was the towns first cinema. Cycle racks for the use of patrons were a feature. circa 1935

Paul Newman / Postcard
PAUL NEWMAN American film actor Date: 1925 -2008

FILM: FUNNY GIRL, 1968. Barbra Streisand, performing on roller skates, starring in the film based on the life of the American comedienne Fanny Brice, 1968

SHERLOCK HOLMES. Basil Rathbone (1892-1967). English actor. In the role of Sherlock Holmes

WIZARD OF OZ, 1939. Bert Lahr as the Cowardly Lion in the 1939 MGM production of The Wizard of Oz

Romy Schneider and Alain Delon at Cannes, 1962
Romy Schneider, one of the stars of Italys entry Boccaccio 70, and Alain Delon at the Cannes Film Festival, 1962 Date: 1962

Triumph Stag (ex-James Bond film, Diamonds are Forever), 1970, Yellow
Triumph Stag (ex-James Bond film, Diamonds are Forever) 1970 Yellow

Publicity still for the Hollywood film Some Like It Hot (1959): Director and Producer, Billy Wilder. Marily Monroe with her co-stars Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon in drag

JOHN WAYNE (1907-1979). American actor. Wayne in a scene from The Comancheros
JOHN WAYNE (1907-1979). American actor. Wayne in a scene from " The Comancheros"

GODZILLA. A scene from one of the Godzilla movies

CHAPLIN: THE KID, 1921. Charlie Chaplin and Jackie Coogan as his adopted son in Chaplins film The Kid, 1921

WIZARD OF OZ, 1939. Judy Garland as Dorothy, with her dog Toto, in the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz

PAUL NEWMAN (1925-2008). American actor. As Butch Cassidy in the film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, 1969

1981 DeLorean Back To The Future replica
1981 DeLorean Back to the Future film car replica

John Wayne (1907-1979) American film actor

Jackie Coogan, October 1921
Child actor Jackie Coogan aged six. Coogan began as a child actor in silent films after being discovered by Charlie Chaplin and at this point earned 10, 000 a year

Theatre poster, David Garrick (also a silent film)

Louise Brooks (1906 - 1985), American silent film actress and dancer Date: 1928

Horsemen filming Robin of Sherwood, Cornwall
Three horsemen in demon costume, filming the TV series Robin of Sherwood near St Michaels Mount, Cornwall. Date: 1980s

Soho, London - 44 Berwick Street W1 - Musicland, on the corner of Noel Street (closed 1975). 1973

Jeff Chandler (Ira Grossel) (1918 - 1961), American film actor

Louise Brooks (1906 - 1985), American silent film actress and dancer

Annette Kellerman diving in silhouette
Annette Marie Sarah Kellerman (18861975) - Australian swimmer, film star, and writer. One of the first women to wear a one-piece bathing costume, causing a minor scandal at the time

Elvis Presley, American musician and film star. Date: circa 1950s

SHALAKO (1968)
UK quad artwork for Shalako (1968)

UK quad artwork for Up Pompeii (1971)

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JAWS, Mechanical Great White shark - Valerie Taylor with the shark used in the making of the film Jaws Date:

The Deer Hunter
Robert De Niro as Michael in The Deer Hunter

CITIZEN KANE. 1941. Orson Welles as Charles Foster Kane in Citizen Kane, 1941, which Welles also directed

MARILYN MONROE (1926-1962). American cinema actress

LAUREL AND HARDY. From the film Big Business (1929)

ABBOTT AND COSTELLO, 1942. Bud Abbott (left) and Lou Costello in the film Rio Rita, 1942

GONE WITH THE WIND, 1939. Vivien Leigh as Scarlett O Hara in a still from the film Gone With The Wind, 1939

FILM: BABY JANE, 1962. Joan Crawford, left, and Bette Davis as sisters in What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? directed by Robert Aldrich, 1962

Vivien Leigh on front cover of The Tatler
Vivien Leigh pictured on the front cover of The Tatler wearing a magnificent ball gown of black satin, velvet and taffeta designed by Cecil Beaton for her film role of Anna Karenina

Aerial photography 1919 AFL03_aerofilms_c12930
" Wills, Shaw and Friese-Greene Ready to Film". A publicity shot for the foundation of the Aerofilms aerial photography company taken at the London Aerodrome, Hendon

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