Used Cars / Mountain Men Paul McCartney This 1952 film poster for

This 1952 film poster for "Lovely to Look at" tells the story of three friends who hope to finance a Broadway show with the proceeds of a Paris dress shop

To celebrate "British New Wave" the British Film Institute re-released at the cinema three of the best from the 1960's to remind the cinema going public of the depth of talent and quality of the British film industry

The poster itself radiates that unmistakable era energy with bold typography and eye-catching artwork that demands attention on any wall

This 1975 brilliantly painted British quad film poster pictures Telly Savalas together with James Mason and Robert Culp who look to recover Nazi gold during the Cold War

Pictured is Burt Reynolds as the Bandit together with Sally Field as Carrie and his rival Jackie Gleason in the role of Sheriff Buford T Justice

Used Cars / Mountain Men Paul McCartney This 1952 film poster forCharlton Heston's son, Fraser wrote this story based on experiences whilst living among the Indians. 'Used Cars' on the other hand, was written by Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale and is based on a more familiar situation the second hand car showroom. This was the film showing on Saturday 24th October 1981 upon the closure of the Grove Cinema at 473 Dudley Road, Birmingham.