Witness for the Prosecution bike Newton was engaged for the

Newton was engaged for the sequel four years later on the condition that he could still drink copiously

Small "V" shaped repaired tear above scissors and a few light marks at the upper right-hand border

This 1959 Second World War comedy features cartoon caricature style art with a Carry On feel

Argentinean CinemaScope poster featuring Tina Louise as the best dressed warrior empress we have yet to see

Based on the cartoons of James Thurber

Witness for the Prosecution bike Newton was engaged for theMarlene Dietrich is powerfully portrayed in compelling fashion as the central image. The Producers refused to allow Dietrich to be nominated for an Oscar as it would mean the revelation of vital plot detail. The one and only Charles Laughton is drawn here in his role as the Barrister with Tyrone Power in his last role on trial in the dock. A classic film poster. Two old selotape marks at the top border as seen.