Taras Bulba helicopter The tag-line is so true

The tag-line is so true and yet 25 years later following this re-make we still have not found alternative strategies to War

fresh view on life and love from director Jean-Pierre Jeunet and picturing Audrey Tautou as Amelie in Paris

The poster was printed in England by Lonsdale * Bartholomew of Nottingham

all dayer - Saturday night on Euston Station floor and well worth the trip

Difficult poster to find in this style in excellent folded condition

Taras Bulba helicopter The tag-line is so trueThis 1962 United Artists film poster for "Taras Bulba" was printed in England by the Haycock Press Ltd. of London S. E. 5. Yul Brynner is painted magnificently as the 16th Century Cossack Taras Bulba with Tony Curtis appearing on the left hand side as Andrei Bulba. Set in the Ukraine the armies are pictured at the foot of the poster. The film poster is in fine folded condition with a pinhole or two in each corner, and a few small marks as seen.