Taras Bulba helicopter The poster was printed in

The poster was printed in England by Lonsdale * Bartholomew of Nottingham

Peter Weir directs superbly and reveals the juxtaposition of the Amish community of which the boy is a member and the city dwellers

This 1961 original British Quad film poster features the printed signature of the British artist Tom Chantrell

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photographs from the film set and advice on improvements to concept art from company executives and fellow agency staff

Taras Bulba helicopter The poster was printed inThis 1962 United Artists film poster for "Taras Bulba" was printed in England by the Haycock Press Ltd. of London S. E. 5. Yul Brynner is painted magnificently as the 16th Century Cossack Taras Bulba with Tony Curtis appearing on the left hand side as Andrei Bulba. Set in the Ukraine the armies are pictured at the foot of the poster. The film poster is in fine folded condition with a pinhole or two in each corner, and a few small marks as seen.