Original Dan Aykroyd Movie Posters

Dan Aykroyd movie posters span some of the most commercially successful comedies of the 1980s — authentic original prints for the Saturday Night Live veteran whose film work with John Belushi and later Bill Murray produced campaigns that are now firmly established as collector's items from that decade's comedy poster output. Shop our Dan Aykroyd collection for original paper from his major studio productions. The 1984 Ghostbusters campaign — with Aykroyd, Bill Murray, Harold Ramis, and Sigourney Weaver — produced the iconic no-ghost symbol one-sheet designed by Michael C. Gross that has become one of the most reproduced images in comedy film marketing; genuine first-release one-sheets are now scarce in fine flat condition, distinguished from the numerous reissues by their printing characteristics and the absence of home-video release information. The Blues Brothers (1980) campaign produced a cooler campaign in black-and-white photographic imagery that stands apart from the colour-saturated norm of the period. British quad versions of both Ghostbusters and The Blues Brothers rework the US compositions significantly, and the UK versions are frequently preferred for their compositional distinction. The half-sheet version of the Ghostbusters campaign, produced for lobby counter display, presents the iconic artwork in an often-overlooked horizontal format. Lobby card sets for Ghostbusters are highly collectible as complete eight-card runs. Browse alongside our Bill Murray, John Belushi, and Dan O'Bannon collections for related comedy and genre material. All Film/Art Gallery movie posters and items are authenticated originals.