Goodbye Emmanuelle Denis O'Dea If you look very carefully

If you look very carefully at the top of the centre fold line in the border you can see where there is a tiny amount of green crayon used

There is no writing on the reverse of the poster

This artistic interpretation for Hammer films helps to create the prehistoric scene of wild beauty and animalistic behaviour in a love affair which has few words of dialogue (27 to be exact

This classy crime film depicts life in the 1970's perfectly

Goodbye Emmanuelle Denis O'Dea If you look very carefullyThis 1977 first release British quad film poster was printed in England by W. E. Berry of Bradford and pictures the one and only Sylvia Kristel as Emmanuelle seated in her favourite chair and enjoying a dip in "Goodbye Emmanuelle".