Original 1979 – The Wanderers / The Choirboys – Double Bill UK Quad Poster

Original 1979 – The Wanderers / The Choirboys – Double Bill UK Quad Poster

"Action on the Streets in a Sensational Double Bill!"

A fantastic and increasingly scarce original UK Quad double-bill poster pairing two of the most controversial and unforgettable street movies of the late 1970s – The Wanderers and The Choirboys. Released by GTO Films as a special British double feature, this eye-catching design combines the gritty gangland nostalgia of The Wanderers with the outrageous, politically incorrect police comedy The Choirboys.

The poster features unique artwork created specifically for the UK double-bill campaign, with the iconic The Wanderers logo and moody gang imagery contrasted against the bold blue panel promoting The Choirboys. Unlike the original standalone UK campaign for The Wanderers, this version has its own distinctive design, making it particularly desirable to collectors.

Poster Details

• Title: The Wanderers / The Choirboys
• Year: 1979
• Format: Original UK Quad Double Bill
• Size: 30 x 40 inches
• Country: United Kingdom
• Distributor: GTO Films
• Stars: Ken Wahl, Karen Allen, John Friedrich, Charles Durning, Louis Gossett Jr., Randy Quaid
• Directors: Philip Kaufman (The Wanderers) / Robert Aldrich (The Choirboys)
• Condition: Listed in Very Fine condition, Rolled and Single Sided with some creasing through being handled over the years. The poster presents very well indeed.

Why Collectors Love It

• Scarce UK double-bill poster unavailable in most international markets.
• Features two cult 1970s classics on a single poster.
• Unique British artwork not used on the original release campaigns.
• Appeals to fans of street-gang movies, cult cinema and gritty 1970s filmmaking.
• Increasingly difficult to find in high-grade condition due to its limited theatrical use.

A superb slice of late-1970s cinema culture, this original UK Quad captures the rebellious energy, street attitude and outrageous humour that defined an era. With its bold graphics, cult appeal and genuine scarcity, this double-bill poster is an outstanding display piece for collectors of British quads, gang movies and classic 1970s cinema. An increasingly hard-to-find poster that perfectly encapsulates the gritty spirit of the decade.