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Paris brule-t-il? (released in the U.S. as "Is Paris Burning?"), the 1966 Rene Clement French/U.S. France World War II (WWII) military thriller ("From the first minute 'Is Paris Burning?' begins, it grabs you. It holds you. It gets inside you. It inflames you."; "By the 3rd Minute Hitler is shrieking 'Burn Paris! Burn it to the Ground!'"; "By the 16th minute Terror rips at you while a young wife faces the unbearable."; "By the 27th minute The doom of the city is impending."; "By the 34th minute All the smoldering revenge of the Resistance bursts into flames."; "By the 42nd minute Generals Bradley, Patton and Silbert have already discussed blasting through Paris."; "By the 51st minute The boulevards of the city of love rumble with the roar of battle"; "By the 55th minute Every man and woman is caught up by the passions raging through Paris."; "By the 61st minute You are living the agony of the house to house, street to street fighting."; "By the 63rd minute you are no longer aware of time. The suspense is total."; "'Burn Paris!' was the order that had come shrieking over the phone. All the private passions, all the rising up of the people, the Undergroundswell of heroism, the housewives who faced death and worse, the Liberation... All these come blazingly alive with an all-star cast from the film capitals of the world."; "A motion picture to command the attention of the world!"; "A motion picture to command the attention of the world!"; "This is the story of how the City of Love escaped its death sentence in August 1944."; "Screenplay by Gore Vidal and Francis Coppola"; "Based on the Best-Selling book by Larry Collins and Dominique LaPierre") starring "a stunning international cast, in alphabetical order" Jean-Paul Belmondo ("as Morandat"), Charles Boyer ("as Monod"), Leslie Caron ("as Francoise Labe"), Jean-Pierre Cassel ("as Lt. Karcher"), George Chakiris ("as a G.I."), Bruno Cremer, Claude Dauphin, Alain Delon ("as Chaban-Delmas"), Kirk Douglas ("as General Patton"), Pierre Dux, Glenn Ford ("as General Bradley"), Gert Froebe ("as General Von Choltitz"), Daniel Gelin, George Geret, Hannes Messemer, Harry Meyen, Yves Montand ("as Bizien"), Anthony Perkins ("as a U.S. Sergeant"), Michel Piccoli, Wolfgang Preiss, Claude Rich, Simone Signoret ("as The Cafe Owner"), Robert Stack ("as General Sibert"), Jean-Louis Trintignant, Pierre Vaneck, Marie Versini ("as Claire"), Skip Ward ("as a G.I."), and Orson Welles ("as Consul Nording").
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Important Added Info: Note that pressbooks were prepared prior to a movie being released. Often, changes would be made in a movie advertising campaign (billing of actors, different images, etc.), and the theaters would print up special supplements that they would send out with the pressbooks that had already been printed. These supplements are very rare, far more rare than the pressbooks themselves! Some pressbooks would have no supplements, some would have one, and some would have several. Also note that we have provided an image of the front and back covers of the pressbook, plus an image of an inside spread, but of course, the winner of this auction will receive the entire single pressbook we are selling (plus any supplements or heralds described above)! Finally, note that this pressbook is complete and uncut! Given that theater owners purchased pressbooks partly in order to create their newspaper advertising, and quite frequently cut them up for that purpose, it is rare to find a pressbook that IS complete and uncut!

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