I Deal in Danger (1966)
Tagline Highlights: “David March... Man without a country!” “Every woman is a pawn... or a prize!”
Starring: Robert Goulet, Christine Carère
Directed by: Walter Grauman
Written by: Larry Cohen
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Format: Australian Daybill
Dimensions: Approx. 13" x 30"
Country of Origin (Poster): Australia
Printer: Robert Burton Pty. Ltd.
Classification: Not Suitable for Children
Genre: Spy / Espionage / Cold War Thriller
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🖼️ Design & Features: Classic 1960s espionage art: tight framing, intense expressions, romantic embrace, machine guns, and agents in action. The daybill plays heavily on spy tropes popular during the post-Bond boom, offering Cold War tension with a pulp flair. Black, red, and white palette with graphic illustration style typical of Australian mid-60s prints. A lesser-known Cold War espionage film made from compiled episodes of the TV series Blue Light.

Collectors’ Note: This is a niche Cold War spy film, but the Australian daybill is quite uncommon. Collectors of espionage posters or Larry Cohen completists may find this appealing, and the stark artwork helps its display value.