Poster on linen THE CREATURE WALKS AMONG US 1956 ORIGINAL 14x36 LINENBACKED
Original USA INSERT (14 inches x 36 inches) poster on LINEN BACKING for marketing in theaters in 1956 in America. Rare vintage movie paper in VERY GOOD condition. A restored poster with good color and a very presentable appearance. The poster has age-appropriate look with natural edge and fold wear.
The Poster had pin holes in the border and light paper loss / lift on the edges & in the border, with minor fold wear. Overall, the poster was in very good condition prior to linen backing, and the vintage paper was nicely backed and displays well.
Linen backing was trimmed right to poster paper border with no excess of fabric extended. Exciting and colorful Sci-Fi Horror Monster imagery. TAGLINES : The second sequel to The Creature from the Black Lagoon! Half man - A clutching claw at the heart of civilization" "Beauty and the Man-Beast from a lost world! - A scientist captures the Creature and turns him into an air-breather, only for him to escape and start killing.
In this third Gill-Man feature, the Creature is captured and turned into an air-breather by a rich mad scientist. This makes the Creature very unhappy, and he escapes, killing people and setting fires in the process. CAST includes Jeff Morrow, Rex Reason, Leigh Snowden, Maurice Manson, Gregg Palmer, David McMahon, Paul Fierro, Lillian Molieri, Frank Chase, Don Megowan, Ricou Browning. BEHIND THE SCENES TRIVIA : This film completes the tradition of having two actors play the Creature.Ricou Browning, a professional swimmer who was just over 6' tall, played the Creature in the water in all three films. Ben Chapman and Tom Hennessey, both of whom stood at least 6'5", played the Creature on land in the first two films, while Don Megowan at a staggering 6'9" played in the Creature in this film. His Creature wore a shirt and pants to emphasize his muscularity. The height differences were never noticed, likely because the underwater scenes made it difficult to determine size. Third and final entry in the Gill Man trilogy.
The film is also considered the conclusion to the Universal Classic Monsters.