Nice one Rev.
Like The Great Silence one :).
I think Frank Wolffâs face on that one is great!
I like the van Cleef poster, he really looks cool on that one.
As Stantonâs still got his clothes off - it must still officially be Christmas - so hereâs a coupla seasonal ones ⌠The Christmas Kid and [i]Face Of An Angel/i.
Iâm trying to work out what film the Gemma one is for? The director is âCalvin J. Pagetâ (Padget) and I know that translates as Giorgio Ferroni, so that narrows it down to 3 Gemma films. I havenât seen Fort Yuma Gold yet, and itâs been a long time since Iâve seen Wanted and Blood for a Silver Dollar - so which film has Gemma hitching a lift underneath a train (I thought I wouldâve remembered this) and a bloke getting shot in the face through his hat (ditto)? These are two of the 5 mini-pictures shown on the poster. Anybody?
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@ Gemma movie: the movie is I Lunghi Giorni della Vendetta - they made a mistake: the director is not Ferroni, but Vancini
The title âCara de Oroâ (Angel Face), refers to the alternative Italian title, âFaccia dâAngeloâ, which also became one of Gemmaâs knicknames. The line above Gemma says: better looking than ever.
Of course it is! Thanks scherpy - knew I could count on you. I was fooled and puzzled by the Paget reference.
Iâve got the X-rated box of ⌠Vendetta in front of me and itâs even got a piccy of Gemma under the train on the cover. Duh :-[!!
I only got two movie posters hanging round my place, both in the kitchen:
[quote=âDillinger, post:168, topic:694â]I only got two movie posters hanging round my place, both in the kitchen:[/quote]I have that Sartana poster too. 
There might be room for another oneâŚ
There is one Sugar Colt poster I like. May be I can find it somewhere.
There are some great posters here, especially the Danish ones. I love the comic-book feel to them! Thanks for sharing them with us guys!
Some real classic stuff in here, keep 'em coming !
OK Iâll throw another one:
Danish poster for $20.000 on No. 7 aka 20.000 dollari sul 7
An interesting âfeatureâ about this poster is that the cast mentioned on the poster doesnât match the movie itself. Looks like a 30-year old copy/paste error. The cast matches the one from Kill the Wickeds
The movie program which was released to the Danish cinema-audience at the time contains the right cast though.
I like the term âSPAGHETTI WESTERNâ on the poster!
Well it IS a spaghetti western so what did you expect
Danish poster for Quel caldo maledetto giorno di fuoco aka Gatling Gun:
It wasnât only the Germans that were overly fond of putting Django into every spaghetti western title, the Danes followed closely behind⌠The translated title reads Dollars for Django
Well, it is one, but I think the label SW on a poster is new to me.
Hmmm⌠Yes I honestly canât remember if Iâve seen it any of my other posters. 20.000 dollars etc. was released in Denmark in 1969 ⌠Anybody know when the phrase Spaghetti Western was coined ?
Hard to tell⌠Havenât heard, seen or read anything about it yet.