Vintage movie posters

Saw this when we were kids. It was a 3-D movie. I didn't understand any of it... very weird.

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Meanderer said:
Humphrey Bogart's Height, Style and Family - The Modest Man
"If you’re committing to a look as classic as Bogart’s, you’ll need dedication. He was never photographed looking sloppy."
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"He even rode a bike in a suit. While you don’t have to go that far, we would suggest skipping distressed denim, joggers, sneakers or anything else that reads too casual.
Instead of “Casual,” Think “Simple”
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"Born right at the end of the 19th century, Humphrey Bogart is one of the most iconic actors of all time. While you wouldn’t know it from watching his films, he was only five-foot, eight inches tall."

"Like many great actors, Humphrey Bogart was a man of modest height. Back in his day, just like today, it was common for male actors to wear risers. It was also routine for directors to make men appear taller than their female co-stars through creative camera angles."

"Regardless of his short stature, Bogart’s talents and style made a huge impression on the American film industry and culture. Starring in over 45 films, Bogart once said “do everything. One thing may turn out right.”
 
MarkinPhx said:
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I'm glad you posted that wonderful iconic poster, MarK! I wanted to post that one this morning, but I just joined the forum, so it'll be awhile before I can post pics.

I'm not a horror fan, but I did see The Exorcist when it came out in '73. I was shocked by it, but the actors were fabulous, and I can still hear that haunting theme, "Tubular Bells", by Mike Oldfield.

I really am enjoying all the wonderful posters shown in this thread! ~Doc
 
ChiroDoc said:
I'm glad you posted that wonderful iconic poster, MarK! I wanted to post that one this morning, but I just joined the forum, so it'll be awhile before I can post pics.

I'm not a horror fan, but I did see The Exorcist when it came out in '73. I was shocked by it, but the actors were fabulous, and I can still hear that haunting theme, "Tubular Bells", by Mike Oldfield.

I really am enjoying all the wonderful posters shown in this thread! ~Doc
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Welcome to the forum !
 
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