WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS 1982 PUBLICITY FEATURE FILMS TO BE RELEASED PRESS BOOK for Sale

WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS 1982 PUBLICITY FEATURE FILMS TO BE RELEASED PRESS BOOK For Sale

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WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS 1982 PUBLICITY FEATURE FILMS TO BE RELEASED PRESS BOOK :
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WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS 1982 PUBLICITY FEATURE FILMS TO BE RELEASED PRESS BOOK !

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Walt Disney Prod 1982 Film Campaign Book TRON Tex Matt Dillon RAY BRADBURY MovieHistoric Walt Disney Productions Memorabilia from Saturday's Toys presents... an impressive oversized campaign book for promoting the upcoming 1982 releases, including several new films from Walt Disney Productions Executive Producer RON MILLER:Night Crossing (with John Hurt, Doug McKeon and Glynnis O'Connor; music by Jerry Goldsmith) Fantasia (1940; reissue) TRON (starring Jeff Bridges and Bruce Boxleitner) TEX (starring Matt Dillon; written by S.E. Hinton, author of "The Outsiders" (1983) Never Cry Wolf (starring Charles Martin Smith and Brian Dennehy) Trenchcoat (starring Margot Kidder, co-star of "Superman" with Christopher Reeve) Something Wicked This Way Comes (by Ray Bradbury; starring Jason Robards, Jonathan Price, Diane Ladd; music by Georges Delerue) Cinderella (1950; re-issue) Robin Hood (1973; first re-issue)The cover features the colorized image of Walt Disney with the shadow of Mickey Mouse cast onto the wall next to Walt. Yes... this was an actual photograph taken at the interior hallway entry to Walt's screening room in his storybook home on Woking Way in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles (near Griffith Park). This is the same screening room where he would host personal showings of his newest cartoons... including Three Little Pigs; other Silly Symphony animation shorts; Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck cartoons... all leading up to the blockbuster success of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" (1937). It was here that Walt and Lillian Disney raised their young daughters, Diane and Sharon, until the entire family moved in 1950 to their newly built home on Carolwood Drive in Holmby Hills.Extremely hard to find; released only privately to movie theater owners and exhibitors. Measures 11" x 15"; mint condition. 18 full-color pages.