From William Reese Company - Literature, ABAA, New Haven, CT, U.S.A.
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Original pictorial one sheet (27 x 41"). Folded, as issued. Very modestly ragged at extreme edges of blank margins, small breaks (with no loss) at a couple folds, a bit of soiling on blank verso, still a good to very good example. An appropriately sensational one sheet for this film adaptation of Evan Hunter's third 87th Precinct novel, published in 1956 as a paperback original. The screenplay was written by Harold Robbins as his second solo credit, and Gene Milford directed Kathy Carlyle, Robert Lansing, Felice Orlandi, et al. The tagline "You don't have to pay for this jolt . not in cash ." pretty well sums up the visual and textual sensationalism characterizing the poster. And while posterity has treated Hunter's novel more favorably than the film, this remains a highly appealing (and lurid) marker-stone from the start of the substantial career entwining film with fiction that lay ahead for Hunter. Seller Inventory # WRCLIT88444
Bibliographic Details
Title: [Original Studio One Sheet for:] THE PUSHER
Publisher: United Artists, [Los Angeles]
Publication Date: 1959
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