The Sea Chase Alan Ladd The film's humour changes halfway

The film's humour changes halfway as the humans become fearful and arrogant revealing their dark side as they cruelly protect their selfish future

British double-crown film poster with interesting portraits of the three stars revealing photographs with added touching up as was the practice with the old fashioned photographic studios where the photograph was the starting point for the improvements then added by specialist pens and fine brushes directly on the photograph to make them stand out

Full set of British lobby cards featuring individual descriptive comments on each card

The futuristic title has more than a reference to the classic Western science fiction film "Westworld"

The British Quad sports an AA cerificate for what was a violent Western

The Sea Chase Alan Ladd The film's humour changes halfwayWonderful British artwork from Bill Wiggins, part of the Downton's agency since 1951. Wiggin's was able to paint magnificent works like these despite having a senior service cigarette seemingly glued to his lips. John Wayne and Lana Turner are the central attraction here in this early Warner Bros. film poster. The litho printing by Stafford & co. of Netherfield, Nottingham and London dates from 1955 and is of superb quality and brings out the many