MARILYN MONROE "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES" 1953 ORIGINAL BELGIUM MOVIE POSTER

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~ ~ ~ ~ ~<br>The Shaw-Tumblin Collection<br>Presents<br>MARILYN MONROE ~ JANE RUSSELL<br>" GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES "<br>(Les Hommes<br>Préfèrent les Blondes )<br>1953 VINTAGE AND ORIGINAL<br>"PRINTED IN BELGIUM"<br>MOVIE POSTER<br>Description<br>Printed In Belgium<br>Good Condition (Very Light Vertical Creasing - No Pin Holes)<br>Vintage & Original 1953<br>"PRINTED IN BELGIUM"<br>Movie Poster..<br>"Gentlemen Prefer<br>Blondes<br>"<br>was a BIG BUDGET 1953 20th Century Fox<br>T<br>e<br>c<br>h<br>n<br>i<br>c<br>o<br>l<br>o<br>r Production<br>- beautifully photographed by Camera Operator Arthur E. Arling -<br>And starring Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell.<br>Two showgirls - Monroe and Russell - are on the lookout for rich eligible bachelers run into numerous complications during their trip to Paris.<br>Directed by Howard Hawks.<br>Trivia<br>According to my friend Jane Russell, she was paid around $200,000 for her appearance while Marilyn Monroe<br>- who was under contract to 20th Century Fox at $1,500 per week -<br>only earned around $18,000.<br>Measurements<br>Poster Size: 14" x 21 1/4"<br>Untrimmed<br>Condition<br>VINTAGE - GOOD<br>PLEASE REVIEW PHOTOGRAPH AND CONDITION DESCRIPTION<br>EMAIL WITH QUESTIONS.<br>Please Note<br>Personal Photographs featuring Jane Russell, Arthur E. Arling and<br>myself (James L. Tumblin),<br>are NOT included with this sale.<br>Payment is due within 48 hours at end of auction.<br>SHIPPING FEES OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES WILL BE SOMEWHAT HIGHER<br>Return Policy<br>Because of some bidders who buy, unfairly copy and then return, I will not accept returns or issue refunds for DVD's, CD's, Lithographs or Photographs.<br>Thank you for your understanding.<br>Provenance<br>This<br>"Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"<br>Window Card<br>has been culled from<br>The Shaw-Tumblin<br>G<br>one With The Wind<br>Collection.<br>The Shaw-Tumblin Collection has been acknowledged by the<br>David O. Selznick Family &<br>Estate, The University of Texas At Austin<br>(home of the Selznick Archives),<br>Mr. Robert<br>Osborne<br>(Author & Host of TCM's Classic Movie Channel),<br>Aljean Harmetz<br>(Author of<br>On The Road To Tara<br>) and<br>Katherine Pinotti<br>(Author of<br>The Winds of Tara<br>), as being the largest<br>Gone With The Wind<br>Collection in private hands.<br>"The Shaw-Tumblin collection is the quintessential Gone With The Wind Collection." -<br>Daniel Selznick.<br>"...the largest private collection of Gone With The Wind memorabilia in the world."<br>- TV Guide American Icons Magazine.<br>"James Tumblin is a Gone With The Wind Collector Extrordinare."<br>- Robert Osborne.<br>"<br>A fantastic collection<br>!" - FIDM Museum & Galleries.<br>"James Tumblin is Mr. Gone With The Wind."<br>- Eddie Marks, President of Western Costume Company.<br>Gone With The Wind<br>Trivia<br>A total of 3 child actors portrayed the role of "Bonnie-Blue Butler" in<br>Gone With The Wind:<br>1.<br>Greg Giese<br>- "Bonnie-Blue" newly born.<br>2.<br>Phyllis Callow<br>- "Bonnie-Blue" age 2 1/2 on horseback with Rhett Butler.<br>3.<br>Cammie King<br>- young "Bonnie Blue"<br>A total of 3 child actors portrayed the role of "Beau-Wilkes" in<b