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Original UK quad artwork for Ice Cold In Alex (1958)
A particularly atmospheric and scarce design to promote the UK release of Ice Cold In Alex (1958), the film was retitled Desert Attack for its US release. STUDIOCANAL Film and Theatre Film Posters and Stills. © Studiocanal Films Ltd
Media ID 8043699
Filename: ice1957_co_pos_tra_001.jpg
Size: 4943 x 3552 (4.7MB)
Date: 12th November 2012
Source: STUDIOCANAL
Copyright Status: Copyrighted Work
1950s Colour Image Drama Ice Cold In Alex 1957 Poster Publicity
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This print showcases the original UK quad artwork for the timeless classic "Ice Cold In Alex" (1958). The poster design is particularly atmospheric, capturing the essence of this gripping drama set during World War II. With its scarce availability, this piece becomes a true gem for collectors and enthusiasts alike. The film, known as "Desert Attack" in its US release, tells a riveting tale of survival and resilience against all odds. Set in North Africa, it follows a group of British soldiers who must navigate treacherous terrain to reach safety in Alexandria. This stunning colour image captures the intensity and tension that permeates throughout the movie. Released in the 1950s, this vintage print transports us back to an era where war films held immense popularity. It serves as a reminder of our history and pays tribute to those who fought valiantly during challenging times. STUDIOCANAL has preserved this iconic artwork with utmost care and attention to detail. While not intended for commercial use, it allows fans to relish in the beauty of cinema's golden age. Whether displayed on walls or cherished within private collections, this print evokes nostalgia while celebrating one of Britain's most beloved war dramas – "Ice Cold In Alex. ".
