Best of Bardot

Monday’s mention of Claudia Schiffer doing her best Brigitte Bardot in the Guess Jeans ads made me realize…why not show the real thing? After all, it’s no accident that many of the world’s greatest French poster artists — including Rene Peron, Jean Mascii, Guy Gerard Noel, and Clement Hurel — have done some of their best work to capture her.

Though by no means a definitive list, here’s a few of Bardot’s best…

All Eyes on EMoviePoster.com

The World of Movie Posters auction closes today at the good ol’ EMP and I’ve got my eye on a few strange beauties…

A Little Pick Me Up…

Excuse me for a bit of shameless self-promoting, but last weekend, your very own Meansheets was named one of The Guardian‘s Internet Picks of the Week. So look out, Yahoo, vintage movie posters are trending now!

The Movie Poster Shop Around The Corner

I’ve never been to Norwich, but if I ever do get there someday, my first stop will be Peter Cossey’s longtime Norwich Movie Shop. I mean, look at how cozy, quaint, and old school-cool this place looks. You can just smell the dusty treasure, can’t you?

And The New York Times agrees!

Cute Couples!

Here’s a couple movie posters about some fun / romantic /cheesy couples from all over the globe…

Prestige-ous!

The Magnificent Mel at Movie PosterCollectors.com and PosterNirvana recently posted these tricked out UK teasers from the magical 2006 Christopher Nolan film, The Prestige (via APF)

Great Yates

British director, Peter Yates, has died at 81. Although not a household name, Yates built a solid career for himself, helming more than a few classics…

Etsy Meets Alamo Drafthouse?

Last week when I put up the Meansheets Poster Shop on Etsy, I discovered a cool UK graphic designer named Claudia Varosio who does some fantastic reimagined movie posters á la Tyler Stout and Olly Moss.

And most are only $19, which makes them a steal compared to the rising prices at the Alamo Drafthouse!

Can’t Touch This!

Here’s my award for The Most Dissimilar Movies With The Most Similar Movie Titles…Les Touchables, a 1968 UK release, which appears to be a Valley of the Dolls-style ripoff (the French poster was drawn by Boris Grinsson that you can buy here) and, of course, the 1987 Brian DePalma gangster pic, The Untouchables, that made Kevin Costner a star…