More Klaus Kinski Film Pictures

Time is not on my side this week – Revenge of the Stolen Stars is not yet finalised and I won’t have time now until early next week.  Verdammte Scheiße!

So, in an attempt to make sure I upload new stuff regularly, I’ve scanned some more French film trade cards and a couple of postcards – hope you like them.

Here’s a famous shot from the film Nachtblende (dir Andrzej Zulawski, 1975), with Romy Schneider – I’ll get around to reviewing this some time soon as Klaus is excellent in this strange film:

A French film trade card for Aguirre Wrath of God (Dir Werner Herzog, 1972):

I’ll review Aguirre one day but the Herzog films deserve some serious consideration, so they’ll be saved for later.  In any case, the Herzog films get a lot of attention; the smaller more obscure films are the ones we need to know more about, right?

This is the French film trade card for Grand Slam (Dir Giuliano Montaldo, 1968) – I’ve not yet seen this film but fully intend to as I saw a clip on YouTube and Klaus looked absolutely amazing in it!

And, finally, here’s the French film trade card for Coplan sauve sa peau (Dir Yves Boisset, 1968), which, again, I have not seen:

Although Klaus does not feature in the photographs on this card I understand he has a key supporting role and I guess he gets it on with Margaret Lee (as per usual)!

More next week…

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I love films (anything from exploitation stuff to stylish Eastern European cinema, but I'm not really into blockbusters and modern Hollywood), music (Serge Gainsbourg, Jane Birkin, Michel Polnareff, Left Banke, Francoise Hardy, The Seeds, Love, The Zombies, etc) and books (Kurt Vonnegut, Julian Maclaren-Ross, Michel Houellebecq, Patrick Hamilton, Alan Sillitoe, and more). I take photographs with my Lomography Diana F plus or my Olympus Trip and like making stuff in my spare time.
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