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Murder Is My Beat (1955) - Unfolded US half sheet poster - £125 - Buy Now
| Poster Type |
Original, vintage, 1976 US one sheet (measures 27" x 41"/ 104cm x 68.8cm) |
| Overall Condition Grade & Details |
Fine, unfolded. It is much more difficult to find an unfolded poster in this condition. One tiny 1cm piece out of bottom right border. |
| Director | Edgar G. ULMER |
| Stars |
Paul Langton, Barbara Peyton |
| Tagline & Notes |
"Just a room...and a kiss...and a gun between them!". On the way to prison, a woman sees the man she was convicted of murdering. Stylish, beautifully crafted Allied Artists B film, which was Ulmer's last film noir. Vivid noir graphics on this superbly rendered poster. |