These are the original Danish ad sheets for "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" (EON Productions 1969), issued by the film's local distributor United Artists.
The press book was distributed to cinema owners in Denmark to mark the film's theatrical release in December 1969.
These are United Artists' original Danish ad sheets for "You Only Live Twice" (EON Productions 1967).
The press book was distributed to Danish cinema owners to mark the film's theatrical release in September 1967.
These are United Artists' original Danish ad sheets for "Thunderball" (EON Productions 1965).
The press book (in A4 format) was distributed to Danish cinema owners to mark the film's theatrical release in December 1965.
These are United Artists' original Danish ad sheets for "Goldfinger" (EON Productions 1964). The press book (in A4 format) was distributed to Danish cinema owners to mark the film's theatrical release in December 1964.
These are United Artists' original Danish ad sheets for "From Russia With Love" (EON Productions 1963). The duplex-printed A4 sheets were distributed to Danish cinema owners prior to the film's release in December 1963.
Note that the Danish Censor Board altered the rating from "gul" (yellow = 16 years and up) to "grøn" (green = 12 years and up).
Today, we'll take a look at United Artists' original Danish ad sheet for "Dr. No" (1962), the first James Bond film from EON Productions.
The duplex-printed A4 sheet (reproduced below) was distributed to Danish cinema owners as part of the "Dr. No" press book. The film premiered in Nørreport Cinema in Copenhagen on 5 April 1963 followed by a nationwide roll-out release.
