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This was Steve McQueen's first significant film role in 1958 for this crime drama film based on the best selling Harold Robbins novel
Rose seeks revenge for the death of her parents
The gun is smoking as are the other pieces of cameo artwork including the grinning Terry-Thomas as the Moroccan El Caid
In the background we have photos of the excellent Tony Randall who plays the meek advertising agent attempting to keep a lipstick account together with other scenes from the film including Jayne's poodle
It is now ready for framing and a Maltese censor stamp can be seen just above the Palace
Let it Be Arch Johnson This was Steve McQueen's firstA surviving front of house cinema lobby card from 1970 for the Beatles musical biography film "Let it Be". The card has survived in amazing condition with no pinholes and pictures George Harrison playing an electric guitar with a Fender amp in the background and other instruments behind. We couldn't help noticing George's amazing colourful slipper boots plus his unusual ruffled green shirt.
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