Mean Streets (Warner Brothers, 1973)...

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Mean Streets (Warner Brothers, 1973) One Sheet (27" X 41"). Director Martin Scorsese and Robert DeNiro collaborated for the first time in this gritty crime drama that centers on Italian-Americans living in New York's "Little Italy." A young man named Charlie (Harvey Keitel) faces the dilemma of wanting to emulate his uncle, who is a Mafia crime boss, while trying to stay morally straight. Charlie also appoints himself as guardian and protector to Johnny Boy (De Niro) his unhinged friend who owes money to almost every mob guy in town. "Mean Streets" is often regarded as one of the pivotal films of the 1970s. There is slight fold line wear and some light surface wrinkles and creases. The poster has had professional work performed on these minor imperfections. Very Fine on Linen.

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