Two Posters. Original United Artists Advance One Sheet Poster (27×41) and Standard One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the Sidney Lumet psychological drama, EQUUS (1977) starring Richard Burton, Peter Firth, Colin Blakely, and Joan Plowright. This film is a masterful adaptation of an emotionally disturbing stage play. Originally produced in London, it later opened on Broadway at the Plymouth Theater in 1974 and won the Tony award for the best play. It tells the story of a psychiatrist (Burton) who investigates the savage blinding of six horses by a shy and unassuming stable boy (Firth). Burton, Firth, and playwright and screenwriter Peter Shaffer all received Academy Award nominations. Both of these one sheet posters are in very fine plus condition. The standard one sheet has artwork by Bob Peak.

Original Polish Poster (26×38) for the Michael Cacoyannis spoof, THE DAY THE FISH CAME OUT (1967) starring Tom Courtenay, Sam Wanamaker, Colin Blakely, Candice Bergen and Ian Ogilvy. Some atomic weapons are accidentally unloaded in flight near a primitive Greek island. The pilots of the plane are sent in on reconnaissance, the townspeople behave bizarrely, the tourist are restless, Gays seem to be everywhere and Candice Bergen is blonde and tan! The poster design features a stunning primitive image of a two-headed fish, one colorful and alive, the other black and dripping with decay. Art on this poster is by Jerzy Flisak. Condition is very good. Could use linen backing.

Original Polish Poster (26×38) for the John Irvin drama, THE DOGS OF WAR (1980) starring Christopher Walken, Tom Berenger, Colin Blakely, JoBeth Williams and Ed O’Neill. In this harrowing, compelling and riveting film, Walken plays a mercenary soldier of fortune who has been brutally tortured in an African nation. Later, in London,he is offered a chance to return to the country to help foment a military coup. He accepts but has an agenda all his own. The artwork on this poster is a shocking and bold realization of a pit bull, abstractly and monstrously rendered, covered in blood.. Art is by Waldemar Swierzy. Very Fine.