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  • Lee Marvin movie posters from Point Blank (1967), The Dirty Dozen (1967), and Cat Ballou rank among the most actively traded items in the American action and western collecting market — original theatrical paper from an actor whose weathered screen presence and genuine star wattage generated some of the decade's most distinctive campaign imagery. Shop our collection of original one-sheets, lobby card sets, and international formats from his films. First-release one-sheets from Marvin's major 1960s productions are genuinely scarce in fine, unfolded condition; the era's heavy theatrical distribution meant intensive poster use, and surviving examples in bright, flat condition command strong collector interest. Point Blank (1967) and The Dirty Dozen (1967) each produced exceptionally vivid campaigns, and original lobby card sets from these productions are difficult to source through conventional dealer channels. Point Blank's minimalist photographic campaign, with its bold colour contrasts and unconventional graphic design, represented a departure from conventional illustrated Hollywood marketing and has become a key collector object. Marvin's western and war film work — Cat Ballou, Hell in the Pacific, The Big Red One — produced a range of illustrated campaigns spanning his career with MGM, Warner Bros., and independent distributors. Browse our western posters and action film posters for related material. All Film/Art Gallery movie posters and items are authenticated originals.