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A Bridge Too Far, the 1977 Richard Attenborough English/U.S. World War II (WWII) military action epic ("In a sleepy, little Dutch town with its brick church towers and arching iron bridges, Allied paratroopers drop in deadly waves through the smoke and flack of an exploding summer sky. It is 1977 but it is World War II. It is the tragic Allied attack on the Rhine bridge at Arnhem. It is also perhaps the biggest motion picture of all time.";"Out of the sky comes the screen's most incredible spectacle of men and war!"; "It took 14 superstars and a cast of thousands to make this once-in-a-lifetime film!"; "From the book by Cornelius Ryan"; "Screenplay by William Goldman") starring (In alphabetical order) Dirk Bogarde ("Lieutenant-General 'Boy' Browning"), James Caan ("Staff Sergeant Eddie Dohun"), Michael Caine ("Lieutenant-Colonel 'Joe' Vandeleur"), Sean Connery ("Major-General Robert Urquhart"), Edward Fox ("Lieutenant-General Brian Horrocks"), Elliott Gould ("Colonel Bobby Stout"), Gene Hackman ("Major-General Stanislaw Sosabowski"), Anthony Hopkins ("Lieutenant-Colonel John Frost"), Hardy Kruger ("General Karl Ludwig"), Laurence Olivier ("Dr. Spaander"), Ryan O'Neal ("Brigadier-General James M. Gavin"), Robert Redford ("Major Julian Cook"), Maximilian Schell ("Lieutenant-General Wilhelm Bittrich"), and Liv Ullmann ("Kate ter Horst")
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Important Added Info: Note that included with the 26 stills (which are all portraits of stars from the movie, except for two of producer Joseph E. Levine, which are duplicates of each other) are 14 multi-page supplements, each of which has a cover page with the movie's logo and an image of a parachuting soldier (see our images).

Note that this item is from the personal collection of Nevart Apikian, who wrote an entertainment column for the Syracuse Post Standard for nearly 50 years. It was acquired from her estate after her passing. Over the past few years, we have auctioned some of the items from her collection, but NOW, we have been consigned 57 excellent items that we are auctioning all at once, in 57 separate auctions! This collection consists of promotional materialthis columnist was sent from studios about movies that were about to open, in order to help her write a more complete review of the movies. In some cases, she was invited to special premieres and publicity events! She was often sent presskits or sets of stills, but often the studio included additional items, some of which were never sent to theaters, and were likely only sent to other columnists. This collection includes sets of stills, presskits, and other items, and all of the sets of stills and presskits come with supplements, and in some cases they have areas underlined or noted on the fronts and some have long handwritten information within by Ms. Apikian, from when she either watched the premiere or conducted interviews with people connected to the movie, in preparation writing her review. For each item, we have noted exactly what is contained in the auction, and we have noted when there are handwritten notes. While we have auctioned sets of stills or presskits from all of these movies before, many of them contain additional items that we have NEVER auctioned before (and may never auction again, given that they were likely only sent to a select group of reviewers).

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