Tuesday, 7 October 2008
Spanish Strange Vice of Signora Wardh poster
Quite cool, in my opinion and interesting to see the prominence given Manuel Gil and Alberto de Mendoza.
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3 comments:
Great poster.
¿Tipo con físico de bandolero de Sierra Morena/Curro Jiménez Style con navaja albaceteña?
I've got an ancient Spanish video release (on the Major label) which uses the same artwork.
It's a shorter cut of the film too, which incidentally was an Italian -Spanish co-production.
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