The Man Who Fell to Earth, the classic 1976 Nicolas Roeg English fantasy science fiction (sci-fi) alien thriller ("You have to believe it to see it"; "From the novel by Walter Tevis", who also wrote "The Hustler" and "The Queen's Gambit"; Screenplay by Paul Mayersberg; about an alien from a planet desperately in need of water, who visits the Earth to save his race, but he is seduced by earthly pleasures) starring David Bowie (in the title role), Bernie Casey, Candy Clark, Buck Henry, Rip Torn, and Tony Mascia.
This is a genuine, original US One-sheet film poster in Very Good condition, linen-backed and restored by Flicks Film Posters in 2025.
Important Added Info: Note that this poster looks like a "teaser" poster, because it has no credits, but it is the only one-sheet poster for this movie known, so we are not calling it a teaser.
Extra Information:
- Condition: Very Good, linen-backed
- Measures: 27" x 41" [69 x 104 cm]
- Poster Type: US One-sheet
Man Who Fell To Earth, The (1976)
POSTER TYPE
One-Sheet
27" x 41" [69 x 104 cm]
POSTER CONDITION & GRADING
Very Good. Linen-backed and restored by Flicks Film Posters in 2025. Prior to linen-backing and restoration the poster was in Good to Very Good condition, with only the original folds and some minor surface paper loss at the fold lines. The poster responded well to the linen-backing and restoration process and it now displays really well.
DIRECTOR
ROEG, Nicolas
POSTER TAGLINE & DESCRIPTION
The Man Who Fell to Earth, the classic 1976 Nicolas Roeg English fantasy science fiction (sci-fi) alien thriller ("You have to believe it to see it"; "From the novel by Walter Tevis", who also wrote "The Hustler" and "The Queen's Gambit"; Screenplay by Paul Mayersberg; about an alien from a planet desperately in need of water, who visits the Earth to save his race, but he is seduced by earthly pleasures) starring David Bowie (in the title role), Bernie Casey, Candy Clark, Buck Henry, Rip Torn, and Tony Mascia.
Important Added Info: Note that this poster looks like a "teaser" poster, because it has no credits, but it is the only one-sheet poster for this movie known, so we are not calling it a teaser.