Village of the Damned
An original release US Press Book & Synopsis for the classic 1960 Wolf Rilla English/U.S. science fiction (sci-fi) fantasy horror thriller.
Film Category: Horror/Science Fiction
Actor / Actresses: George Sanders, Barbara Shelley, Michael Gwynn, Laurence Naismith, Martin Stephens.
Poster Type: US Press Book & Synopsis (pb; measures 12 1/2" x 17" [32 x 43 cm]; 8 pages)
Condition: Fine Condition, some paper loss to Synopsis. Also note that this pressbook is complete and uncut! Given that theater owners purchased pressbooks partly in order to create their newspaper advertising, and quite frequently cut them up for that purpose, it is rare to find a pressbook that is complete and uncut!
Year: 1960
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Village of the Damned
An original release US Press Book & Synopsis for the classic 1960 Wolf Rilla English/U.S. science fiction (sci-fi) fantasy horror thriller.
Film Category: Horror/Science Fiction
Actor / Actresses: George Sanders, Barbara Shelley, Michael Gwynn, Laurence Naismith, Martin Stephens.
Poster Type: US Press Book & Synopsis (pb; measures 12 1/2" x 17" [32 x 43 cm]; 8 pages)
Condition: Fine Condition, some paper loss to Synopsis. Also note that this pressbook is complete and uncut! Given that theater owners purchased pressbooks partly in order to create their newspaper advertising, and quite frequently cut them up for that purpose, it is rare to find a pressbook that is complete and uncut!
Year: 1960
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An original release US Press Book & Synopsis for the classic 1960 Wolf Rilla English/U.S. science fiction (sci-fi) fantasy horror thriller.
Film Category: Horror/Science Fiction
Actor / Actresses: George Sanders, Barbara Shelley, Michael Gwynn, Laurence Naismith, Martin Stephens.
Poster Type: US Press Book & Synopsis (pb; measures 12 1/2" x 17" [32 x 43 cm]; 8 pages)
Condition: Fine Condition, some paper loss to Synopsis. Also note that this pressbook is complete and uncut! Given that theater owners purchased pressbooks partly in order to create their newspaper advertising, and quite frequently cut them up for that purpose, it is rare to find a pressbook that is complete and uncut!
Year: 1960
