Roger Soubie born on 14 June 1898 , died in 1984, is a French poster artist. He created about 2,000 movie posters.

Career [ edit ]He began by designing advertising posters for railway companies, car manufacturers ( Panhard Levassor ), tourism (Dijon, Vichy, Chamonix, Granville, Winter sports). It also consists of magazine covers (Omnia, Science and Life). After the war he moved to Granville , and his gouache mixed in scallops Jacques. In 1951 he signed a poster for Carnival Granville [1] .
Major works [ edit ]Sunset Boulevard by Billy Wilder
The Ten Commandments of Cecil B. Mille
Ben Hur in William Wyler
Three Bengal Lancers 's Henry Hathaway
When the city sleeps in John Huston
The woman and the puppet of Joseph von Sternberg
War of the Worlds by Byron Haskin
The masks of Richard Brooks
Forbidden Planet of Fred McLeod Wilcox
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde of Victor Fleming
The Misfits John Huston
Lolita by Stanley Kubrick
The machine to explore the time of George Pal
An American in Paris by Stanley Donen
The Hound of the Baskervilles
The Kiss of Death
Julius Caesar by Joseph Mankiewicz
The Egyptian of Michael Curtiz
Mutiny on the Bounty by Lewis Milestone
The string 'of Alfred Hitchcock
Gone with the wind of Victor Fleming
External links [ edit ]Posters Roger Soubie on site http://www.ruedescollectionneurs.com accessed December 5, 2012
Roger Soubie on site http://eatbrie.com accessed December 5, 2012
Posters Roger Soubie on site http://www.cinesud-affiches.com accessed December 5, 2012
Posters Roger Soubie on site http://www.movieposterdb.com accessed December 5, 2012

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