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Boudu Saved from Drowning Gregory Peck Ten individually numbered British cinema

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Ten individually numbered British cinema front of house lobby cards from 1965 for the X certificate William Wyler directed film "The Collector"

Nigel Davenport

many have stamps and writing to the reverse including VC146 with a stamp "photographed by Elma Friar Warner Bros

Plus a little brown mark by the "&" in the title

Boudu Saved from Drowning Gregory Peck Ten individually numbered British cinemaMade in 1932 this French black & white film was critically acclaimed and directed by Jean Renoir. The story is of Boudu, a smelly badly behaved tramp who is saved by a pleasant middle class chap from suicide and invited into his home. The tramp goes on to cause mayhem and this led to a remake in 1986 called "Down and Out in Beverly Hills". Great rolled condition film poster from the 2010 cinema release.

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