I’m going to start this post off with an apology for the hideous amount of gushing and flattery that I’m going to cram into the next 100 words or so; the reason for my apology is a man named Drew Struzan: The greatest poster artist there will ever be. Struzan has worked on some of the biggest movies in history: THE INDIANA JONES FILMS, STAR WARS FILMS and E.T to name a handful. His work is iconic and extraordinary, he has an ability like no other to encapsulate a film perfectly in a one shot. Don’t believe me take a look at the BACK TO THE FUTURE poster with Michael J Fox stood beside the Delorean looking at his watch flames scorching the tread of the cars tires, it is magical there is no other term. I love Drew Struzan for all the iconic imagery he has given to my life.
Well now that’s done with I can show you the trailer to DREW: THE MAN BEHIND THE POSTER a documentary based on this great man:
DREW: THE MAN BEHIND THE POSTER does not currently have a release date in the US or UK but fingers crossed this artist will have his moment and the documentary will see the light of day.
Source: YouTube
Sam is a bloody lovely lad born and raised in Bristol (he’s still there and can’t escape). Favourite films include THE LOST BOYS, DRIVE, FIGHT CLUB and COMMANDO, well pretty much any 1980s Arnie film you can throw his way…even RED SONJA. Sam once cancelled a Total Film subscription after they slagged off Teen Wolf. He resubscribed 2 days later.
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