Search Results: France from Walter Reuben, Inc. / WalterFilm

Vintage original 9 x 11" (23 x 28 cm.) double weight photo, France. Jean-Pierre Leaud, dir: Francois Truffaut; Cocinor. There are some minor signs of handling, with a few small marginal pinholes and creases, there are stamps on verso of French photo agency, very good+.The young Antoine Doinel (Jean-Pierre Leaud) and his best friend Rene Bigey (Patrick Auffay) as they prepare to steal a movie photo of the voluptuous Gianna Maria Canale in the well-known classic Theodora, Slave Empress. This is the earliest image that I can think of in movie history that involves the collecting (well, in this case, that starts with stealing) of movie posters and photos.

No binding. Very Good. Fine Art Print Vintage original 11 x 15"" (29 x 38 cm.) double weight matte finish hand colored poster, promotion for Warner Brothers Pictures, France. Davis at the height of her star power presents herself with trademark cigarette and plenty of attitude in this unusual piece. Davis won the Academy Award for Best Actress in 1935 and 1938 and would be nominated in 1939, 1940, 1941 and 1942, as well as for five other years. This is one of an extremely rare group of small posters done in France for Warner Brothers stars in the late-1930s, NEAR FINE.

Les Films du Carrosse. No binding. Very Good+. Paris: Les Films du Carrosse, [1969]. Vintage original 5 x 7" (13 x 18 cm.) borderless French photo, with mimeographed credits on verso, also photo agency sticker and some holograph notes, very good+.
Behind-the-scenes image showing François Truffaut directing the 1969 adaptation of Cornell Woolrich's novel Waltz into Darkness.

Ciné-Alliance. No binding. Just About Fine. [Paris: Ciné-Alliance, 1938]. Two (2) vintage original 7 x 9" (18 x 23 cm.) double weight French photos, just about fine. Grant, p. 525: "A gloomy yet beautifully made early French noir, made as the shadow of impending war hung over Europe." Both show lead actress Michèle Morgan, one is with co-star Michel Simon. Original French photos from this first 1938 release are very scarce.

Twentieth Century Fox. No binding. Just About Fine. [Paris]: Twentieth Century Fox, [1971]. Vintage original 22 x 17 3/4 " (56 x 45 cm.) French petite poster, folded (as issued), JUST ABOUT FINE. Boris Grinsson designed this poster with artwork of James Earl Jones in the role of Jack Johnson.

No binding. Very Good. Fine Art Print Gordon Parks (screenwriter, director) French title: Les sentiers de la violence. Paris: Warner Brothers. Vintage original 63 x 47"" (160 x 120 cm.) grande affiche poster, France. Folded (as issued), NEAR FINE. THE LEARNING TREE was the first film directed by an African American and financed by a major Hollywood studio, Warner Brothers. Writer-director Gordon Parks adapted his autobiographical novel about a black teenager growing up in Kansas in the 1920s. The film was one of the first twenty-five movies selected in 1989 for preservation as part of the United States National Film Registry.

Nouvelles Éditions de Films. No binding. Fine. [Paris: Nouvelles Éditions de Films, 1971]. Vintage original 7 x 9 1/2" (18 x 24 cm.) borderless black-and-white French photo, with mimeographed credits on verso, fine.
From director-producer Louis Malle's 1971 French comedy-drama Murmur of the Heart.

Gamma FIlms. No binding. Fine. Paris: Gamma Film, [1954]. Vintage original 6 7/8 x 5" (17.5 x 12.5 cm.) black-and-white French double weight photo, printed borderless on three sides, fine.
Max Ophüls directs Martine Carol in his final masterpiece, about the rise and fall of notorious courtesan Lola Montès.

Anatole Dauman. No binding. Near Fine. Vintage original 60 x 45" (152 x 114 cm.) French grande affiche poster, folded (as issued), near fine. Director Alain Resnais' third feature, which hauntingly explores the challenge of integrating a remembered or imagined past with the life of the present. It also makes oblique reference to the controversial subject of the Algerian War, which had recently been brought to an end. Delphine Seyrig memorably stars as Hélène Aughain, a widowed antique dealer, who retains obsessive memories of her love affair with an older man when she was 16, and the unexplained manner of their separation in 1939.