Elvis: That's the way it is italian The artist Robert Tanenbaum painted

The artist Robert Tanenbaum painted this artwork in 1974 having been issued by 20th Century Fox studio several photos of Susan George from a particular scene which he used as it was unique to have the full body photo for the artwork

The film poster has bright colours with pinholes in the corners and historic pink staining to the reverse which shows through to the front at the top and bottom edges which shows through as seen more at the top edge than the bottom

The colours on the poster are very deep and bright

The film received great critical acclaim and was remade three years later as "Jigsaw"

Peter Cushing is pictured as Baron Frankenstein in this superb Hammer House of Horror film poster

Elvis: That's the way it is italian The artist Robert Tanenbaum paintedFilmed by Lucien Ballard (who filmed The Wild Bunch) in Panavision this is a truly great and emotional record told in the most honest way. Recommended viewing even if you think you don't like Elvis. This rolled condition poster is from the 2000 re release and is a great design with no border (we can only assume someone has done a brilliant job in trimming off what was a very thin border.)