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From Here to Eternity, the classic 1953 Fred Zinnemann (winner of the Best Director Academy Award for this film) Hawaii romantic World War II (WWII) military melodrama ("Courage! Gallantry! Emotion! Violence! From the boldest best-seller of all!"; "The boldest book of our time... Honestly, fearlessly on the screen!"; "From the stark, bold - yet tender - best seller 5,000,000 readers gasped at!"; "Based upon the novel by James Jones"; "Screen Play by Daniel Taradash"; winner of the Best Picture Academy Award; about soldiers stationed in Honolulu just before the attack on Pearl Harbor, and their many romances and their conflicts, which results in the deaths of several of the principals, not in warfare) starring Burt Lancaster (nominated for the Best Actor Academy Award for this film; as "Warden... who wouldn't do it... even for her..."), Montgomery Clift (nominated for the Best Actor Academy Award for this film; as "Prew... who wanted to be left alone..."), Deborah Kerr (nominated for the Best Actress Academy Award for this film; as "Karen... who was looking for a real man..."), Frank Sinatra (winner of the Best Supporting Actor Academy Award for this film; as "Maggio... you just have to laugh at him..."), Donna Reed (winner of the Best Supporting Actress Academy Award for this film; as "Lorene... to look at her you'd never guess..."), Philip Ober (as Capt. Holmes), Ernest Borgnine (as Sgt. 'Fatso' Judson), George Reeves (as Sgt. Maylon Stark), Jack Warden (as Cpl. Buckley), John Dennis (as Sgt. Ike Galovitch), Merle Travis (as Sal Anderson), Tim Ryan (as Sgt. Pete Karelsen), Arthur Keegan (as Treadwell), Barbara Morrison (as Mrs. Kipfer), and Claude Akins (as Sgt. 'Baldy' Dhom)
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Important Added Info: Note that this special Italian "one-sheet", which measures 27 1/2" x 39 1/4" [70 x 100 cm], is a poster we have never seen before. It solely has wonderful silhouette art of Prewitt playing taps for Maggio with the title, a reference to the 8 Oscars, the Columbia logo, and an artist's name in the lower left corner. It is printed in a "dayglo" fashion, with the title and lettering in fluorescent yellow (see our image). We can't say for certain if it is from the first release of this movie in Italy (if it is, it would seem to surely be a "teaser" poster, and it was first released in Italy after it won the Academy Awards), or possibly it is from an early re-release, but we lean strongly towards first release, especially because we are separately auctioning a similar poster for "Anatomy of a Murder", which is by the same artist and is also "dayglo", but that one does not have a Columbia logo. But please do not bid on this poster unless you can accept the uncertainty as to when it is from. If anyone knows more about this, please e-mail us and we will post it here. Also note that this poster was folded at one time but has been laying flat for a long time and will be sent rolled in a tube.