Beyond A Reasonable Doubt (1956)

Belgian

12.75" x 20.75"

 

Very Good to Fine, Japanese paper-backed. A few smudges and stains in the white border at the top, otherwise this poster is in excellent condition and displays well.

LANG, Fritz

"What kind of man would frame himself for MURDER?"; "Put them all together they spell M-U-R-D-E-R!"; "Tonight I dropped my cigarette lighter at the scene of the crime. Tomorrow I will plant another piece of evidence. If all goes well I will be accused of Murder. But remember -- they must convict me."; "A man gambles with justice and covers the bet with his life!"; "Because of the terrific suspense please don't tell anyone how this picture ends."; "This is a man who plotted and planned to frame himself"; "This is a girl who dared to love the man who framed himself"; "And a chair is there waiting for the man who framed himself..." Fritz Lang's last American film is a brilliantly conceived and directed nightmare of a film noir with a killer twist ending that leaves the unsuspecting viewer reeling and questioning everything previously seen.