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Original Vintage Movie Posters from 1950s & up at https://atthemovies.uk/

We stock numerous genres, sizes and nationalities of original movie posters and autographed photographs of celebrities. Our collection is updated on a daily basis and we have access to just about any movie poster that you can think of. We also supply film posters & celebrity autographs to Harrods (UK), the world renowned department store as well as The Conran Shop. We deal with only VERY FINE and MINT CONDITION pieces (many of which are very rare) and offer several complementary services such as professional linen backing, framing and more.

07/10/2026

👽❄️ THE THING — 1982 ❄️👽

One of the most iconic horror posters of the 1980s.

This original US One Sheet features the legendary artwork of Drew Struzan, whose work defined the look of some of the biggest films of the decade.

Even more special, this is the first printing from 1982 identifiable by the three-line credits and the placement of Kurt Russell’s name. 🎬🎞️

We’ve got this incredible original poster here at , in the gallery on Marylebone Lane.

Would you have this on your wall? 👽

06/10/2026

You don’t need to spend thousands to start collecting original film posters.
Here are some of our favorites here at the gallery that are currently available for under £500…🎬✨

🕺 Saturday Night Fever — 1997 — £450

Saturday nights were never the same. 🕺

This original 1997 poster for Saturday Night Fever, starring John Travolta, captures the style, music and energy of one of the defining films of the disco era.

🇬🇧 Notting Hill — 1999 — £265

One of the most iconic rom-coms of the ’90s. ❤️

This original U.S. One Sheet for Notting Hill (1999), starring Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant, perfectly captures the charm of the film — and, of course, the magic of London.

A modern classic, both on screen and on the wall.

🍊 Pulp Fiction - 1994- £325

30 years later, and still effortlessly cool. ❤️🖤

This striking 30th Anniversary cinema poster for Pulp Fiction reimagines Tarantino’s 1994 classic in dramatic black and white, with Uma Thurman’s red lips and nails adding the perfect flash of colour.

A modern poster for a modern classic.

🐉 Spirited Away — 2001 — £475

A beautiful reimagining of a modern classic. ✨

This special double-sided Chinese advance poster for Spirited Away (2001) features a dreamy, painterly design inspired by traditional ink landscapes, with the spirit dragon soaring through the clouds.

Part film poster, part work of art.

Two for the price of one … pick and choose what side you are in the mood for!🐉✨

💵 Trading Places -1982 - £350

Money, power and two very unlucky millionaires. 😂

John Landis’ Trading Places (1983) is a sharp, brilliantly funny take on wealth, status and what happens when the tables suddenly turn.

A classic ’80s comedy and a great piece of movie history for the wall.

We look forward to seeing you all ! 🕺✨🎬

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02/10/2026

Big wall? Favourite film? Fancy a little nostalgia? 🎬

NEW at At The Movies: 10 original French cinema posters, each measuring an impressive 47 × 63 inches (120 × 160 cm).

Bold artwork, big-screen memories and enough personality to transform a room. Why settle for a blank wall when you could have a piece of cinema history?

Swipe through and tell us which one you’d take home…

📍 Visit our Marylebone Lane gallery
💌 DM us for prices and details
🌐 atthemovies.uk

30/09/2026

🚨🎬 Some very exciting new drops here at At The Movies Posters!! 🙏🏽✨
🚗⚡ Starting off strong with Back to the Future! This exceptionally collectible original US One Sheet features Drew Struzan’s iconic artwork and is signed by Christopher Lloyd, the legendary actor behind Dr. Emmett Brown himself!
✍️ The autograph was obtained at Silicon 2022 in San Jose, California, bringing together one of the most recognisable posters of the ’80s with a signature from one of its most unforgettable stars.
A must-have for any Back to the Future fan! 🕰️🔥

🎬🔥 A true Hollywood classic!
This spectacular French 1950s re-release poster for Gone with the Wind (Autant en Emporte le Vent) features breathtaking artwork by legendary artist Roger Soubie.
Featuring Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh in a passionate embrace against a backdrop of war, fire and chaos, this dramatic design is a stunning example of vintage film poster art. ❤️🎞️
A timeless piece of cinema history!

🦈 DU-NUN… DU-NUN… DU-NUN… 🎬
Few film posters are as iconic as Jaws (1975)! Featuring Roger Kastel’s legendary artwork, this original French Grande, Les Dents de la Mer, is a true piece of cinema history.
Steven Spielberg’s legendary thriller changed Hollywood forever, launching the summer blockbuster era. With John Williams’ unforgettable score and one of the most recognisable images in film history, this poster remains a timeless classic.
🎞️ Year: 1975
🦈 A must-have for Spielberg fans, horror lovers and classic cinema collectors.

🎬✨ A true classic for the collectors!
Step back into the world of vintage Hollywood with this original, theatre-used poster for The Sting (1973), starring Paul Newman, Robert Redford and Robert Shaw.
Featuring superb artwork by legendary illustrator Richard Amsel, this iconic one-sheet captures the film’s world of clever cons, charm and deception, with a striking design inspired by 1930s American style. 🎩🃏
A fantastic piece of cinema history for love

29/09/2026

We had a very colourful day here at At The Movies Posters gallery 🎞️🌈 From intergalactic adventures to shaken martinis, beautiful Bond girls and a little bit of Hollywood glamour, there’s never a dull moment surrounded by these beauties. 🎬✨

come see for yourself !!!

✨🎬

08/09/2026

TO CATCH A THIEF — BUT WHICH ONE CAME FIRST? 👀

We’ve just acquired two gorgeous original French Grandes for Alfred Hitchcock’s To Catch a Thief (1955), both featuring Boris Grinsson’s fabulous artwork of Cary Grant & Grace Kelly against the French Riviera.

At first glance, they look almost identical. But look a little closer…

One is the Affiches et Publicité printing, which appears to have made up the main body of posters distributed to French cinemas from late 1955 and into 1956.

The other is the ULTRA-RARE Cinemato printing, the earliest French printing from 1955.

And interestingly, most people assume the Affiches et Publicité version came first!

Filmed on location along the French Riviera, To Catch a Thief is surely one of the most stylish films ever made. Cary Grant, Grace Kelly, Edith Head’s unforgettable costumes, Hitchcock and that spectacular Mediterranean backdrop. ✨

The film went on to win the Academy Award for Best Cinematography, and Grinsson’s artwork captures that golden-age Hollywood glamour perfectly.

TO CATCH A THIEF (1955)
Original French Grande
Art by Boris Grinsson
47 x 63 inches

Cinemato first printing — £6,000 linen-backed
Affiches et Publicité printing — £3,200 folded / £3,650 linen-backed

Both available now at At The Movies, 43 Marylebone Lane, London.

Which would you choose? The ultra-rare first printing or the later version? 🎬

26/08/2026

Faisal popped in and picked up an original Egyptian Batman poster — and what a beauty it is! 🇪🇬 The artwork, typography and wonderfully distinctive Egyptian design make it such a fantastic piece of Batman and film history. There’s something particularly special about seeing a familiar Hollywood classic interpreted through a completely different poster tradition.
And if Batman is your thing, we’ve got another brilliant piece in the shop right now: a 2010 Egyptian re-release Batman poster featuring Jack Nicholson as the Joker. 🃏
Two very different takes on the same iconic film — and both would look fantastic on any wall.
Thanks for visiting, Faisal, and enjoy the poster! 🖤

25/08/2026

Happy Birthday to the legendary Sean Connery! 🎬🎂
On what would have been his 96th birthday, we’re taking a look at some of the James Bond treasures currently on display at At the Movies Marylebone.
Richard is showing off our fantastic British Quad for Goldfinger, while Ned is holding the You Only Live Twice Quad featuring the unforgettable Little Nellie. 🚁🇬🇧
And that’s just the beginning — we also have a selection of original publicity stills and other Connery posters to discover in the gallery.
A little bit of 007 history, right here in Marylebone.
#007

17/08/2026

Happy Birthday to the legendary Robert De Niro! 🎬🎂

To celebrate one of cinema’s most iconic actors, we’re taking a look at a few pieces from our collection, celebrating some of the unforgettable films that helped define his remarkable career.

From the gritty streets of New York in Taxi Driver, to the sweeping gangster epic Once Upon a Time in America, and the glitz, ambition and danger of Casino, De Niro has given us some of the most memorable performances in film history.

Featured in our collection:
🎞️ Polish poster for Taxi Driver
🎞️ US One Sheet for Once Upon a Time in America
🎞️ Casino Lobby Card
…and a few more favourites from his incredible filmography.

Here’s to Robert De Niro and a lifetime of unforgettable movies. 🥂🎥

11/08/2026

Welcome to the Matrix…

We had serious film buff Michael Messineo drop by At the Movies, and we couldn’t resist getting a shot of Mike with one of our The Matrix posters.

Because when the hat matches the film, you have to get the photo!

Thanks for stopping by!

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