Now You See Him, Now You Don't whisky tanks and lorries painted by

tanks and lorries painted by Bob Peak whose printed signature appears on the film poster

Two great directors Alan Parker and Martin Scorsese and two masterpieces in their own way

With a cute and motley assortment of feline characters including a jazz band

The background portrays Cranmer central to all six wives

This original folded film poster first release 1972 Hammer film poster was specifically made for cinemas showing the double-bill at the time of the first release of Dracula AD 1972 fittingly in the year 1972 and combining with it the film 'Trog' which had had a small release 2 years prior

Now You See Him, Now You Don't whisky tanks and lorries painted byClever special effects from Director Robert Butler in this follow up to " The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes ". Golf, bank robbery, car chases and an invisibility serum are the ingredients for good poster artwork!