Live And Let DieYear 1973 Poster Size 27 x 41" 68. 6 x 104cm (US One Sheet) Art By Robert McGinnis Rolled Folded Other Rolled previously folded Condition Very Good Condition Notes Poster was folded as issued, great condition. The 8th film in the Eon James Bond film series and the first outing for Roger Moore, "Live and Let Die" was released in 1973. Following Sean Connery's exit after "Diamonds Are Forever", Moore was brought in as the result of a wide search for the

after the 1971 film Dirty Harry

Best Screenplay and Best Director

positively can't lose

California was the home state of the incumbent U

Gene Hackman

Keller) and receiving a nomination for Best Sound

They successfully pull off the job until the guards arrest them and Alan swallows the diamond

the film went on to spawn an iconic remake in 1983 starring Al Pacino

a 12-year-old girl living in New York City who has been exposed to the sordid side of life from an early age: her family lives in a slum and her abusive father works for drug dealers

Their long running collaboration with Bernard Villemot & other artists created a number of landmark artworks from the 1960s-90s

some light fold marks

based on Billy Hayes' 1977 non-fiction book Midnight Express