The Danish theatrical release poster for "Moonraker" (EON 1979) was based on the US one sheet. Artwork by Dan Goozee:
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“You Only Live Twice”: Danish VHS rental cover (1986)
In 1983 Warner Home Video began releasing the James Bond 007 films on rental video (VHS) in Danmark through local distributor Metronome Video A/S.
The VHS cover below is for the first Danish rental of "You Only Live Twice" (EON 1967) released in 1986. The front cover is adapted from Frank McCarthy's artwork for the international theatrical campaign.
The back cover blurb erroneously names "From Russia with Love" (EON 1963) as the previous film in the series and claims an actor called "Ernest Stavre" to be the voice of Blofeld.
Scan courtesy of Hans-Jørn Reimer.
“The Spy Who Loved Me” (1977): Danish theatrical posters
Here is the Danish theatrical release poster for "The Spy Who Loved Me" (EON 1977), based on Bob Peak's artwork for the international poster campaign.
The tagline reads (roughly translated): "Brilliant, bad-ass Bond is best".
“From Russia with Love”: Danish VHS rental cover (1986)
In 1983 Warner Home Video began releasing the James Bond 007 films on rental video (VHS) in Danmark through local distributor Metronome Video A/S.
The VHS cover below is for the first Danish rental of "From Russia with Love" (EON 1963) which was released in 1986. The front cover is adapted from Boris Grinsson's artwork for the French one-sheet theatrical poster.
● Danish release poster for "From Russia With Love" (1963)
● Danish re-release poster for "From Russia With Love" (yellow spot colour, 1970's)
● Danish re-release poster for "From Russia With Love" (b&w, 1980's)
Scan courtesy of Hans-Jørn Reimer.
“The Man with the Golden Gun” (1974): Danish theatrical posters
FILM POSTER
The original Danish theatrical poster for "The Man with the Golden Gun" (EON 1974) was based on the film's international poster campaign with artwork by Robert McGinnis.
The tagline reads: "AGENT 007 - for the ninth time", thus discounting Columbia's "Casino Royale" (1967). Note that the name Christopher Lee is misspelled on the release poster:
“Diamonds are Forever”: Danish VHS cover (1983)
"Diamonds are Forever" (EON 1971) was among the first James Bond 007 films to be released on home video in Denmark in 1983. The front cover for the rental VHS issued by Metronome Video was based on Robert McGinnis' artwork for the original theatrical poster.
The back cover blurb includes the little-known fact that Bond girl Jill St. John's race-car driving ex-husband Lawrence "Lance" Reventlow was of noble Danish-German heritage (although he assumed the title of count and not baron as stated in the text).
● The Danish re-release poster for "Diamanter varer evigt"
Scan courtesy of Hans-Jørn Reimer.
“Live and Let Die” (1973): Danish re-release poster
FILM POSTER
This re-release poster printed in red is a cheaper version of the original Danish theatrical poster for "Live and Let Die" (EON 1973). The artwork was made by Robert McGinnis for the film's international poster campaign.
