There's No Business Like Show Business Christopher Reeve Won the BAFTA for Best

Won the BAFTA for Best British film

This moving double-sided folded condition British quad film poster bears proudly the sticker denoting "Winner 7 Bafta Awards" and depicts the Oscar at the top of the poster together with "Schindler's List" layered over the supporting hands

Worthy British Thriller from EMI by British director Tony Garnett picturing Karen Young as the young woman who turns vigilante and is pictured with the upper hand over the brute Clayton Day

In 1968 Valerie Solanas was famous for a little longer than the prescribed 5 minutes with the attempted assassination of Andy Warhol

There's No Business Like Show Business Christopher Reeve Won the BAFTA for BestThis early CinemaScope film poster dates from 1954. 20th Century Fox had developed this letter box format and were very proud to be able to advertise such a long title! The film poster boasts "In the wonder of Magnetic Stereophonic Sound Colour by DE LUXE" This very British film poster portrays the curtains with very brightly coloured stars to mach the billing which included Ethel Merman, Donald O'Connor, Marilyn Monroe, Dan Dailey, Johnnie Ray and