Mahler / La Perdizione Shelley Winters The tag-line is so true

The tag-line is so true and yet 25 years later following this re-make we still have not found alternative strategies to War

Director Garry Marshall's first film before he went on to make Pretty Woman

Charles Bronson is pictured together with Tony Curtis and Michele Mercier on the front of a train containg a shipment of gold which is under attack in "You Can't Win 'Em All"

Robert Blake is the man with small man syndrome who justifies his violent behaviour as a motorcycle cop because he is the same height as Alan Ladd (good job he's not an inch shorter then

Sam Peffer captures perfectly the feel of the film

Mahler / La Perdizione Shelley Winters The tag-line is so trueThis Italian film poster image gives a very different insight into the life of composer Gustav Mahler. The film poster dates from 1974 for the film directed by Ken Russell with Robert Powell playing the lead role of the famous composer Gustav Mahler. Georgina Hale plays the wife who finds him difficult to live with. The director concentrates seriously on the life of the composer in this biographical drama and tones down his usual cinematic excesses.