Some Klaus Kinski posters

Posted on October 4, 2011 by tinynoggin

Whilst I’m working on a couple of possible interview opportunities and finishing off the Venom review, I thought I’d share these posters:

A fabulous German poster for Gangster’s Law (dir Siro Marcellini, 1969). I’ve seen the film (it’s not as good as this poster makes it look) but need to review it some time.

I think this is a Belgian poster for Codename: The Soldier (dir James Glickenhaus, 1982), or The Soldier Ken Wahl as I like to think of it. Not massively interesting with the tiniest mention of Klaus, but then he’s only in the film for about 2 minutes. See my review here: https://dudummesau.com/2011/01/07/klaus-kinski-wears-tight-white-ski-pants/

More soon…

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1 Response to Some Klaus Kinski posters

Avicus says:

October 18, 2011 at 7:42 pm

Happy (belated) Birthday to Klaus!

Incidentally, have you seen ‘Rango’? It’s a great homage/spoof of Spaghetti Westerns – and they modelled one of the villain’s henchmen after Klaus’s character from ‘For A Few Dollars More’. They even named him Kinski!

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