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Chisum (1970) Original Italian Two-Panel Movie Poster 55 x 78

Chisum (1970) Original Italian Two-Panel Movie Poster 55 x 78

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Chisum (1970) Original Italian Two-Panel Movie Poster.

This is a genuine theatrical-release movie poster produced for the film's original Italian cinema release, not a reproduction.

Format: Italian Two-Panel (4 Fogli)
Size: 55 x 78 inches (140 x 198 cm)

Condition: Edge and fold wear with small tears and creasing.

Directed by Andrew V. McLaglen, Chisum (1970) stars John Wayne, Forrest Tucker, Christopher George, Ben Johnson, Bruce Cabot, Glenn Corbett and Geoffrey Deuel. Based on events surrounding the Lincoln County War, the film follows cattle baron John Chisum as he joins forces with Billy the Kid and Pat Garrett against a powerful land developer in one of John Wayne's final classic Western roles.

This original Italian two-panel poster features artwork by renowned Italian poster artist Enzo Nistri. Printed in two overlapping sections, large-format Italian posters are especially sought after by collectors for their impressive display size and distinctive country-of-origin artwork.

All posters are securely packaged and guaranteed original.

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