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Family Movie Posters

Most of these were purchased around the birth of my children just to perk up their rooms. Nothing valuable, most are re-releases that still happen seasonally for Easter, Christmas and Summer Holidays in the UK. Also the occasional nostalgia item for me.

The Big D (who shalt not be named) are notoriously protective of their copyright so just low resolution images here and even these may disappear if I pop up on their radar. Only classics and vintage, no recent productions.

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I have two versions of this, thanks to not keeping track of what I was buying.

The other version...

Again, kids decoration but I quite like the art...resonates with my childhood nostalgia too.

It's a big one, 40x80...still haven't worked out how I am going to frame it.

Julie Andrews * Dick Van Dyke * David Tomlinson * Glynis Johns * Karen Dotrice * Matthew Garber * Elsa Lanchester

What can you say? Dunno, but I bet you could do it in a better accent than Dick.

Dick Van Dyke * Sally Ann Howes * Lionel Jeffries * Gert Fröbe * Desmond Llewelyn * Stanley Unwin " Arthur Mullard * Anna Quayle * Benny Hill * James Robertson Justice * Barbara Windsor

Well, we've all seen this one haven't we? I still make my kids watch it when we visit the reli's at Crimbo. The child catcher invading your nightmares is character building...When I saw it at the movies, there were still intermissions for a Kia-Ora from a woman in tights, they stopped the film for it just as the whole lot of them went over the cliff. I am still traumatized. The poster has Potts driving on the wrong side of his car, he was English after all despite Dick's accent, This may be 1976 reissue, not sure.

I could have done without the "Read it In The Mirror" sticker plastered on this poster leaking acids and creasing it up, other than that, it was unfolded, unwrinkled and unmarked.

Dinah Sheridan * Bernard Cribbins * William Mervyn * Iain Cuthbertson * Jenny Agutter * Sally Thomsett * Gary F. Warren

They don't make 'em like this any more...a classic and nicer art than the re-release photo versions. Sorry to say I couldn't afford a better example, this one has nasty stains and a sticker with movie times pasted on it. Sometimes this cinema history authenticity stuff is a bit of a pain.

Angela Lansbury * David Tomlinson * Roddy McDowall * Sam Jaffe * John Ericson * Bruce Forsyth * Cindy O'Callaghan

I remember being quite keen to go and see this one, I would have been an immature eleven. Despite being endlessly featured on The Disney Hour around about Christmas, a lot of it's scenes have stood up well. The suit of armor emptying a boot full of German machine gun bullets still gets a snort from me. However you look at it, way better than Mary Poppins just for not having Van Dyke's terrible accent.

Fiona Fullerton * Michael Jayston * Hywel Bennett * Michael Crawford * Davy Kaye * Ralph Richardson * Patsy Rowlands * Roy Kinnear * Peter Sellers * Dudley Moore * Dennis Waterman * Ray Brooks * Richard Warwick * Dennis Price * Flora Robson * Rodney Bewes * Spike Milligan * Michael Hordern

Well, if you were a British actor and you weren't on the cast list of this you must have been irked.

Barbara Harris * Jodie Foster * John Astin * Patsy Kelly * Dick Van Patten

Richard Chamberlain * Gemma Craven * Annette Crosbie * Edith Evans * Christopher Gable * Michael Hordern * Margaret Lockwood * Kenneth More

Like panto...only not like it at all. Nasty tape stain across the top of my example.

Kelly Reno * Mickey Rooney * Teri Garr

Dennis Dugan * Jim Dale * Ron Moody * Kenneth More * John Le Mesurier

Jim Dale turns out to be a good baddie but not a great movie. These weren't D's greatest years.

With Oscar nominations and annoying EuroD sticker wrinkling it up. I quite like the art on this one and not a bad movie for modern D either.

Will Ferrell * Brad Pitt * Tina Fey * Jonah Hill * Justin Theroux * Ben Stiller

End with a modern one that was a gift from a friend on a corporate visit to Dreamworks.