The Outrage Charles A. Moses (story) there are also two old

there are also two old tape marks at the top and bottom centre

The film poster features a quote from the Daily Express "

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An all-star cast have photos at the bottom of the impressive action with the mighty tanks

Australian cinema 70 mm daybill with very different artwork including the American town with strangely coloured sky and two scenes from the film

The Outrage Charles A. Moses (story) there are also two oldAkira Kurosawa's "Seven Samurai" became "The Magnificent Seven" and the Japanese maestro's earlier classic "Rashomon" the story of a rape and a murder told by four people with a different perspective became "The Outrage". Transposed to the wild west this 1964 black and white film had Paul Newman playing the killer, Claire Bloom and Laurence Harvey as the victims with Edward G. Robinson the con man. This 1964 first release original film poster is a