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perfect for fans and collectors seeking to deepen their appreciation of Kubrick’s visionary masterpiece
Peter Pan (1953) Original Japanese B2 Poster - 1976 Re-release Elliott Gould The combination of Sugimoto's starWalt Disney's animated Peter Pan, directed by Clyde Geronimi, Wilfred Jackson and Hamilton Luske, brought J. M. Barrie's story to the screen in 1953, following the Darling children to Neverland with Peter and Tinker Bell. This sheet is the 1975 Japanese dubbed re release distributed by Toho. Peter Pan stands at the centre in green against a pale moon, surrounded by vignettes of Tinker Bell, Captain Hook, the crocodile and the Darling children. The