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#6281 CHILDREN OF PARADISE German movie poster R72 Carne

Date Sold 2/24/2004
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An Undated (probably 1972) Re-release Vintage Theatrical Unfolded German Movie Poster (measures approximately 23" x 33") (Learn More)

Les Enfants du Paradis (released in the U.S. in 1947 as "Children of Paradise") the classic 1945 Marcel Carne French epic theater performing arts romantic love triangle comedy melodrama (covering many years in the lives of many people, including an actress and a famous mime, and their many interlocking relationships; this is rightly considered in the handful of greatest French movies ever made!) starring Arletty, Jean-Louis Barrault, Pierre Brasseur, Pierre Renoir, and Maria Casares. Note that this movie was made immediately after France was liberated from the Nazis in late 1944, and it premiered in Paris in March of 1945, which makes it all the more remarkable! It did not go into general release in France for an entire year after, in March of 1946. It was then slowly released all over Europe, and it opened in America in November of 1946 and in New York City in February of 1947!
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Important Added Info: This German poster measures approximately 23" x 33" and is unfolded.

Condition: good. tape stains and small areas of surface paper loss around the edges of the poster in the border art areas; paper loss in the upper left corner (see the image below) as well as areas of tattering around the edges of the poster; creases and scuffs throughout the poster (more so around the edges)
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