THE FAMILY - original 1973 one sheet movie poster 27 x 41 CHARLES BRONSON

Description: This is an Original US One-Sheet Movie Poster for the 1972 film The Family starring Charles Bronson Telly Savalas Jill Ireland Original - size 27 x 41 - 1972 - folded - near mint condition shipped Priority mail in USA. This movie has been released multiple times in the United States alone. In 1970, it was released as Violent City, the translated Italian title. In 1973, the movie was edited and rereleased as The Family in an attempt to piggyback onto the organized crime craze kicked off by The Godfather a year earlier. To further complicate matters, the 1973 release by United Artists cut 8 minutes from the film. On the DVD release, the 8 restored minutes were never dubbed back into English, so are presented in Italian with subtitles. Speaking of subtitles, Bronson was born to Lithuanian parents and, as a child, only spoke Polish; he didn’t learn English until he was a teenager. Bronson’s Polish language skills and his claustrophobia were both on display in The Great Escape, in which Bronson plays a Polish POW nicknamed The Tunnel King due to his claustrophobia. ‑This is a movie of connections. It is the third and final pairing of Telly Savalas and Charles Bronson (the others being Battle of the Bulge and The Dirty Dozen). It’s also one of the first of the 14 pairings of Jill Ireland and Charles Bronson. Bronson first met Ireland in 1962, when she was married to Bronson’s The Great Escape co-star David McCallum. Upon meeting her, Bronson told McCallum, “I’m going to marry your wife.” The two married in 1968 and maintained a large and inseparable family until her death from breast cancer in 1990. Movies are the stuff dreams are made of and Movie Posters are the tangible pieces of those dreams.

Price: 30 USD

Location: Galesburg, Illinois

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