Anonymous - Enter The Dragon - 1970s

Bruce Lee Poster

This poster is a high-quality commercial reproduction from 1998 of one of the most famous film posters of all time: Enter the Dragon (I 3 dell'Operazione Drago), the 1973 masterpiece that cemented Bruce Lee as a global legend. Regarding its originality status, it is important to note that it is not a 1973-era original used in cinemas at the time of release, but an authorized 1998 reprint produced by Pyramid (code PF 2132), as indicated in the bottom right edge. The dimensions of the poster are 86 cm by 61 cm. The original illustration is by artist Bob Peak, considered the father of the modern film poster. Peak created iconic imagery for films such as Star Trek, Apocalypse Now and Superman. Peak's style is unmistakable: Bruce Lee dominates the center with his iconic nunchaku, surrounded by an action montage that includes co-stars John Saxon and Jim Kelly, Oriental atmospheres, helicopters and fight scenes, all enclosed in a decorative frame in Chinese-style. The poster includes the famous slogan: Their deadly mission: to crack the forbidden island of Han! and features the complete credits, including Lalo Schifrin's soundtrack and the direction of Robert Clouse.

This poster is a high-quality commercial reproduction from 1998 of one of the most iconic movie posters in cinematic history: Enter the Dragon (1973), the film that transformed Bruce Lee into a worldwide cultural phenomenon. Regarding its originality status, this is not a 1973 theatrical original used in cinemas during the initial release. Instead, it is an authorized 1998 reprint produced by Pyramid (catalog number PF 2132), as visible in the bottom right corner credits. The dimensions of the poster are 86 cm by 61 cm. The artwork was created by the legendary Bob Peak. Known as the father of the modern movie poster, Peak’s vibrant and energetic style defined the look of 70s and 80s cinema, including posters for Star Trek, Apocalypse Now, and Excalibur. The layout is a classic montage style where Bruce Lee is positioned centrally and heroically with his nunchucks. Surrounding him are key elements of the plot: the villain Han, co-stars John Saxon and Jim Kelly, and high-stakes action scenes involving helicopters and martial arts duels, all framed by traditional Chinese motifs. It features the classic tagline: Their deadly mission: to crack the forbidden island of Han! The bold red title uses the stylized font that has since become synonymous with 70s martial arts cinema.