Pearl Harbor Roy and John Boulting Birmingham and unbelievably still has

Birmingham and unbelievably still has the stamp for the cinema on the reverse

Never to be forgotten music" This poster is from 1972 and advertises the "Disneyland Records soundtrack"

Gorgeous 1954 Technicolor British quad with bold colours and wonderful portraits made one year after "Shane" this was a fine performance by Alan Ladd with excellent support from the British cast including Peter Cushing

Sissy Spacek makes her film debut here and Lee Marvin and Gene Hackman are pictured as the Chicago mobster and slaughterhouse mobster respectively

Pearl Harbor Roy and John Boulting Birmingham and unbelievably still hasThe bombing of Pearl Harbor took place as a surprise attack by the Japanese air force on the 7th December 1941 and this film poster was released for the Memorial day in 2001 a day marked annually in remembrance. This dramatic film poster was produced in limited quantities and made double sided for use in the cinema lightbox. The American flag can be seen in the sky. Great film poster for a historic event responsible for America entering the Second