TESTA DI SBARCO PER OTTO IMPLACABILI (1968) 28223
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Original Italian Poster (39x55) Folded Fine Plus Condition Used
Original Italian 39x55 poster for the Alfonso Brescia directed war movie TESTA DI SBARCO PER OTTO IMPLACABLI (1968). This movie is about a group of soldiers at D-day, The movie stars Guy Madison and Peter Lee Lawrence. Italian artist Ezio Tarantelli has captured the imminent danger of landing on the beach. MovieArt Austin guarantees that this poster is an authentic Italian 39x55 for this movie. This poster was used in an Italian cinema and should be regarded as in average used condition with an overall grade of fine plus. MovieArt Austin does not sell reproductions. Vintage, authentic, real.
ALFONSO BRESCIA - Director
Guy Madison - Actor
Peter Lee Lawrence - Actor
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