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Original 1976 - Pam Grier - Friday Foster - US One Sheet Poster
Original U.S. One-Sheet Poster — American International Pictures
Starring: Pam Grier, Yaphet Kotto, Eartha Kitt
Director: Arthur Marks
Format: U.S. One Sheet (27 x 41 in)
Year: 1976
One of the most desirable posters from the Blaxploitation cinema boom of the 1970s, this vibrant one-sheet showcases Pam Grier at the peak of her iconic status. Friday Foster was released by American International Pictures in 1976 and is today considered a cult favourite, especially due to its crossover cast and Grier’s legendary leading presence.
Dominant Colour Block:
A bold, saturated sunshine yellow background that immediately commands attention—typical of AIP’s high-impact marketing in the 1970s.
Central Artwork:
Large, stylised painted portrait of Pam Grier as Friday Foster:
Wearing a glamorous, flowing russet dress with plunging neckline
Holding a gun confidently in her right hand
A camera slung over her shoulder (reflecting her role as a photojournalist)
The painting is dynamic, confident, and instantly recognisable as 1970s exploitation-era poster art.
Character Boxes (top panel):
A series of small b&w headshots of key cast members with humorous caption blurbs—classic AIP design:
Colt Hawkins (private eye)
Madame Rena (Eartha Kitt)
Fancy
Blake Tarr
Ford Malotte
These boxes add movement and visual variety.
Tagline:
“WHAM! BAM! HERE COMES PAM!”
A legendary Blaxploitation tagline, widely referenced today in retrospectives of the genre.
Lower Montage:
A multi-scene illustrated collage featuring:
Fast cars, helicopters, and shootouts
The U.S. Capitol building
Characters dancing, fighting, lounging by a pool
A comic-book-pop-art style finish that conveys fun, action, and 1970s excess
Billing & Credits:
Includes additional stars such as Godfrey Cambridge, Thalmus Rasulala, Ted Lange, and Eartha Kitt (billed as Madame Rena).
Music score by Luchi de Jesus.
Screenplay by Orville Hampton.
Story, production and direction by Arthur Marks.
Bottom right includes the original NSS number 76/3, confirming 1976 theatrical issue.
Clean margins
Linen Backed and sympathetically repaired, fold lines are minimalÂ
Bright, unfaded colours
No signs of moisture rippling or ink bleed
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Title: Friday Foster (1976)
Type: Original U.S. One Sheet
Condition: Excellent
Investment Outlook: Strong—Pam Grier continues to rise as a collectible icon
Notes: Highly displayable and one of the best 1970s Blaxploitation posters for visual impact
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