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More posters | Designed by Kerényi János | For Drama, War movies | For films by Richard Marquand | For American movies

Eye of the Needle - 1/2 Sheet Hungarian Movie Poster

Excellent composition for one of the most fascinating spy films ever - based on the novel of the same title by Ken Follett - with Donald Sutherland at his very best.

  • Original title -
    Eye of the Needle
  • Year / Country - 1981 / USA
  • Genre - Drama, War
  • Director - Richard Marquand
  • Starring -
    Kate Nelligan, Philip Martin Brown, Stephen MacKenna, Donald Sutherland
  • Poster title - Tű a szénakazalban
  • Designer - Kerényi János
  • Dimensions- 22x15 inches
  • Condition -
    Near mint - Folded (one fine horizontal fold line), almost invisible tape marks at the corners, no pin holes, sharp edges..

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