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Rocco e I Suoi Fratelli (released in the U.S. in 1961 as "Rocco and His Brothers"), the 1960 Luchino Visconti French/Italian family relationship romantic love triangle melodrama ("The sensational winner of 27 world-wide film awards"; "The story of Rocco and his brothers..."; "One brother wanted her for what she was...the other for what she could be!"; "Simon was bold and careless. He wanted Nadia for what she was, wonderful but wild!"; "Rocco played a waiting game. He fell in love with the woman Nadia could be!"; "Vinnie would battle any obstacle that threatened to take Ginetta from his arms!"; "Savagery and sacrifice; love and lust, portrayed with a rare realism and frankness that you will never forget!"; "Together for the first time! The 3 hottest new screen stars Claudia Mori, Alain Delon, Annie Girardot"; "Recommended only for mature adults"; "A love story as wild, as tender as any ever screened!"; "'Please stay... I'll never let your brother touch me again...'"; "All the ugly passions... and the beautiful... all the greatness that has won this motion picture twenty-seven world-wide film awards!"; about two brothers fighting over the love of a prostitute) starring Alain Delon (in the title role as Rocco), Renato Salvatori, Annie Girardot, Katina Paxinou, Roger Hanin, Spiros Focas, Claudia Mori, Alessandra Panaro, Paolo Stoppa, Suzy Delair, Claudia Cardinale, and Corrado Pani
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Important Added Info: Note that this poster, which is a "country of origin" poster for this partially Italian movie, is an extremely rare poster. When this movie was first released in Italy, there were two different types of posters. There are two very different images on the two types, and on the locandina, the images are the same, but the fonts are different. Prior to seeing this poster, we had thought that the one-panel was only found with one of the images, and that the two-panel was only found with the other image. As noted above, we already knew that the locandina was done in both fonts, and now, with seeing this poster, which we have never auctioned before, we also know that the one-panel was done with both images (the image on this poster is very similar to the image on the two-panel poster, and we suspect there is an as yet unseen two-panel poster with an image like that of the more seen one-panel poster. What is especially confusing about all this is that we don't know if one of the styles predates the other in the slightest! If they were from different dates, one would think there would be some difference in the credits, and yet the credits on both are exactly the same (although arranged differently). If anyone knows more about this, please e-mail us and we will post it here.

Note that it is difficult to accurately date Italian posters, and some unmarked re-release posters can be extremely difficult to distinguish from first releases, so please bear that in mind before you place a bid. We used our best information to date this poster, but we can't always guarantee that the Italian posters we sell are not from an unmarked re-release, but this will only prove to be true in a very tiny number of cases.

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