Steven Spielberg - E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial - (1986) - Japanese B2 Cinema Poster

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Japanese B2 cinema poster for the July 1986 re-release of Steven Spielberg’s E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, featuring artwork based on John Alvin’s original illustration.

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A single point of light marks the touch between Elliott’s finger and E.T.’s, high above the blue curve of the Earth. For the Japanese summer re-release, John Alvin’s familiar image was paired with a turquoise inscription inviting audiences to remember “the warmth of love and tears.”

Steven Spielberg’s film first reached Japanese cinemas in 1982. This poster was issued for its return to Japanese screens in July 1986. The white lettering beneath the Earth echoes the summer invitation with a promise that all of Japan would be moved once again.

DETAILS

Film: E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)
Japanese title: E.T.
Director: Steven Spielberg
Artwork: Based on John Alvin’s original illustration
Japanese distributor: United International Pictures (UIP)
Edition: Japanese theatrical re-release, July 1986
Country of poster: Japan
Format: Japanese B2, approximately 51.5 × 72.8 cm (standard dimensions)
Offered unframed.

CONDITION

Two horizontal folds cross the sheet, one just below the touching fingers and the other immediately above the Earth. Light wear is visible along both fold lines, with additional handling creases in the upper black area. The colours retain strong contrast, particularly in the orange hands and blue horizon. Please refer to the photographs for the condition of the sheet.

SHIPPING

Carefully rolled in protective paper and shipped from France in a sturdy postal tube with tracking.

A single point of light marks the touch between Elliott’s finger and E.T.’s, high above the blue curve of the Earth. For the Japanese summer re-release, John Alvin’s familiar image was paired with a turquoise inscription inviting audiences to remember “the warmth of love and tears.”

Steven Spielberg’s film first reached Japanese cinemas in 1982. This poster was issued for its return to Japanese screens in July 1986. The white lettering beneath the Earth echoes the summer invitation with a promise that all of Japan would be moved once again.

DETAILS

Film: E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)
Japanese title: E.T.
Director: Steven Spielberg
Artwork: Based on John Alvin’s original illustration
Japanese distributor: United International Pictures (UIP)
Edition: Japanese theatrical re-release, July 1986
Country of poster: Japan
Format: Japanese B2, approximately 51.5 × 72.8 cm (standard dimensions)
Offered unframed.

CONDITION

Two horizontal folds cross the sheet, one just below the touching fingers and the other immediately above the Earth. Light wear is visible along both fold lines, with additional handling creases in the upper black area. The colours retain strong contrast, particularly in the orange hands and blue horizon. Please refer to the photographs for the condition of the sheet.

SHIPPING

Carefully rolled in protective paper and shipped from France in a sturdy postal tube with tracking.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Movie/TV series
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Artist
Steven Spielberg
Poster title
(1986) - Japanese B2 Cinema Poster
Condition
A- (fine - tiny imperfections)
Height
72.8 cm
Width
51.5 cm
FranceVerified
376
Objects sold
97.33%
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