The Spy with My Face Paul Morrissey just a tiny cross fold

just a tiny cross fold hole at the centre left the size of a matchstick head and one half the size in the middle cross fold

"Shamus" sees Burt Reynolds directed by Buzz Kulik in a violent New York private eye thriller

1966 was a great year for the cinema going public who were spoilt for choice for almost any genre they could wish for

The artwork seems influenced by Gustav Klimt's work

The Spy with My Face Paul Morrissey just a tiny cross foldThis is the first release British Quad film poster from 1966 and is the second film in a series of seven. Anyone around at the time could not fail to be impressed by the success of this film and television phenomena. Napoleon Solo is pictured centrally in cool dinner jacket and blowing into the barrel of his hand gun. Robert Vaughn's ever present partner is David McCallum in the role of Ilya Kuryakin and both are brilliantly painted together with