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Terms of Endearment - 1 Sheet Hungarian Movie Poster

Excellent and rare composition for James L. Brook's multiple Oscar winning masterpiece - one of the best films of the 80's.

  • Original title -
    Terms of Endearment
  • Year / Country - 1985 / USA
  • Genre - Comedy
  • Director - James L. Brooks
  • Starring -
    Danny DeVito, Shirley MacLaine, Debra Winger, Jeff Daniels, Lisa Hart Carroll, John Lithgow, Jack Nicholson
  • Poster title - Becéző szavak
  • Designer - Molnár Ferenc
  • Dimensions- 32" x 22"
  • Condition -
    Near mint. Single folded, no tape marks, no pin holes, no wrinkles, sharp edges.

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