Dr. No, 1963
Japanese B2 Film Poster
28½ x 20¼ in. (72.5 x 51.5 cm.)
Unfolded, not backed
The Spy Who Loved Me , 1977
Bob Peak
US One Sheet
41⅛ x 27⅛ in. (104.5 x 69 cm.)
Unfolded, not backed
Sold
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A dynamic US One Sheet poster for the 1977 blockbuster Bond classic 'The Spy Who Loved Me', designed by legendary poster artist Bob Peak. Considered Roger Moore's most memorable outing...
A dynamic US One Sheet poster for the 1977 blockbuster Bond classic 'The Spy Who Loved Me', designed by legendary poster artist Bob Peak. Considered Roger Moore's most memorable outing as 007, the tenth film in EON Productions' James Bond series was bigger than ever. In a globe-trotting adventure, Bond hops from a snowy ski chase to the Egyptian pyramids, teaming up with Russian agent Anya Amasova (Barbara Bach) to defeat the megalomaniac Stromberg as he threatens to destroy New York City with hijacked nuclear weapons and create a new civilisation under the sea. Bob Peak's stylised poster artwork featured Bond's famous submersible Lotus Esprit, which The Times named the second best car in the series (behind the Aston Martin DB5) in 2008. The film was nominated for three Academy Awards including Best Art Direction and Best Score.
Condition
The most minor edge wear, a few spots of creasing to margins and the occasional small pressure crease or surface ding to image. Darkening to edges. Image and colours otherwise excellent