Call Me Bwana (1963) Danjaq :: Eon Productions :: United Artists / EP: Harry Saltzman / P: Albert R. Broccoli / AP: Stanley Sopel / D: Gordon Douglas / W: Nate Monaster, Johanna Harwood, Mort Lachman, Bill Larkin / C: Ted Moore / E: Peter R. Hunt / M: Muir Mathieson, Monty Norman / S: Bob Hope, Anita Ekberg, Edie Adams, Lionel Jeffries, Percy Herbert
Archive for Anita Ekberg
“The Funniest Comedian I Ever Ate” (July, 1963)
Posted in 1960-1969, Movie Ads with tags Albert R. Broccoli, Anita Ekberg, Bob Hope, Call Me Bwana, Comedy, Edie Adams, Eon Productions, Gordon Douglas, Harry Saltzman, Lionel Jeffries, Percy Herbert, Safari / Island Adventures, United Artists on January 17, 2017 by WB KelsoActually Filmed in the Dark Corners of Our ‘Civilized World’! (April, 1968)
Posted in 1960-1969, Movie Ads with tags American International, Anita Ekberg, Burt Topper, Crime, Dana Andrews, Documentary, Elisa Montés, Fulvio Lucisano, Italian Imports, Mario Sequi, Mondo, Pietro Martellanza, Sadismo, Salvatore Billitteri, The Cobra, Thriller, Trans American Films, Trans-American on August 30, 2013 by WB Kelso
Sadismo (1967) Trans American Films :: American International / P: Salvatore Billitteri / D: Salvatore Billitteri / W: Philip Marx / E: Salvatore Billitteri, Fred R. Feitshans Jr. / M: Les Baxter, Al Simms / S: Terri Telli, Burt Topper
The Cobra (1967) Dollar Film :: Italian International Film :: Productores Exhibidores Films Sociedad Anónima :: American International / P: Fulvio Lucisano / D: Mario Sequi / W: Adriano Bolzoni, Gumersindo Mollo / C: Claudio Racca, Enrique Torán / E: Pedro del Rey / M: Antón García Abril / S: Dana Andrews, Anita Ekberg, Pietro Martellanza, Elisa Montés, Peter Dane
Random Drive-In Mash-Up :: A Triple Avalanche of the Living Dead! (October, 1973)
Posted in 1970-1979, Movie Ads with tags Amando de Ossorio, Anita Ekberg, Curse of the Living Dead, Drive In, Fangs of the Living Dead, Gimmicks and Promotions, Mario Bava, Revenge of the Living Dead, Rosanna Yanni on October 18, 2012 by WB Kelso
A ghoulish triple feature for the ages? Maybe … A triple-dip of rehashed imports? Most definitely … First up is Elio Scardamaglia’s La lama nel corpo, originally released as The Murder Clinic in 1968. The second feature is a re-titled version of Operazione paura, which I think is probably Mario Bava’s most under-appreciated film, hamstrung out of the gate by its original, nonsensical domestic release title, Kill Baby, Kill. And lastly, we have Tombs of the Blind Dead guru Amando de Ossorio’s Malenka, ironically enough billed last, here, in its initial release (circa 1973), that, I think, is worth the chance of staying up just to get a glimpse of Anita Ekberg and Rosanna Yanni.