Seaside Woman biplane This was the first body-swap

This was the first body-swap movie and was followed by "Vice Versa" and "Big" The poster is in the style of the "Review" poster yet features admission offers

white and blue with Linda even painting her nails in the same three colours

This rolled poster features a central image of Thomas O'Malley the Alley Cat together with a charming picture of the Aristocat family in the bottom corner

She takes to alcohol for comfort and her friend (Susannah York is taken from her too) This was the film showing on the closure night of 29th November 1969 at the Gaiety Picture House

The Monty Python team work tremendously well together and this is perhaps their most successful comedy

Seaside Woman biplane This was the first body-swapyou cannot ignore those stripes! Three small tears in this one across the folds