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ZiGZaG 01-30-24 04:36 PM

Part of a movie poster
 
Hi all,

I have a small section of a movie poster that was in a collage. It looks very familiar but I can by all means not find the full movie poster or the name of the actual movie.

Can anyone help me out? :)

Gideon58 01-30-24 04:38 PM

Do you have a larger version of the same image?

ZiGZaG 01-30-24 04:42 PM

I'm afraid not. It's out of a collage with like hundreds of these small sections. :(

Thief 01-30-24 04:57 PM

Re: Part of a movie poster
 
What is the poster about? I mean, is there a theme or link between the films in the collage?

Citizen Rules 01-30-24 05:10 PM

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I downloaded that image, made it larger and fixed it the best I could. Maybe someone will be able to spot the actor?



ZiGZaG 01-30-24 05:14 PM

No it can be anything, I recognized all the others so it shouldn't some super obscure Romanian arthouse movie. They were all either classic, oscar winning, or just very recognizable. Worst case scenario the movie is Dutch (as the collage was made in the Netherlands).

It however doesn't have to be the main object on the movie poster. For example: I recognized the Wall-E poster by a robot hand holding a plant, I recognized the Le Mans poster from the car with 20 on it, recognized the Pulp Fiction poster by the hand with the cigarette, stuff like that.

It's frustrating me immensely that this is the only part I couldn't retrieve.

Other that this, I don't have anything to go on. Not a genre, not an actor, only lead I have that all movies were 'famous enough' to justify giving such a small part of the poster.

KEVP 01-31-24 08:11 AM

Re: Part of a movie poster
 
My first thought is that it looks like Spike Milligan. He did serve in World War II, but I don't think he was ever in a war movie.
Also makes me think of William Hartnell. He often played "Sergeant" characters.
I think we can be pretty sure it is an army/war movie, and probably shot in black and white.

RGC1957 02-02-24 01:58 PM

While I cannot recommend an appropriate military forum for doing so, you might want to try asking for help elsewhere in identifying the device on the beret. It is very unusual compared to the typical badges one sees and might serve to identify the nature of the movie's plot.

OHForums 02-02-24 02:41 PM

Originally Posted by RGC1957 (Post 2436805)
While I cannot recommend an appropriate military forum for doing so, you might want to try asking for help elsewhere in identifying the device on the beret. It is very unusual compared to the typical badges one sees and might serve to identify the nature of the movie's plot.
I'm also leaning towards it being a beret, but the cap is so dark and indistinct, we might want to consider a Kriegsmarine cap.

Back to the beret. If it's a WW2 movie, British & German tankers wore berets. French Resistance & Free-French army wore berets.

The device on the beret appears to follow the cuve of the cap, so it might be a cloth, and not metal, insignia of some type.

RGC1957 02-02-24 02:51 PM

Originally Posted by OHForums (Post 2436817)
The device on the beret appears to follow the cuve of the cap, so it might be a cloth, and not metal, insignia of some type.

I definitely agree. I suspect that it may be a military engineers device of some sort -- but from what country and when, I have no idea.https://cdn4.volusion.store/yrcrx-th...os/BRC16-2.jpg

beelzebubble 02-02-24 08:27 PM

Re: Part of a movie poster
 
This guy reminds me of Norm MacDonald, so I'm going to guess he is Irish or Scottish and the hat is a tam with a feather in it.

OHForums 02-02-24 11:33 PM

Originally Posted by RGC1957 (Post 2436820)
I definitely agree. I suspect that it may be a military engineers device of some sort -- but from what country and when, I have no idea.https://cdn4.volusion.store/yrcrx-th...os/BRC16-2.jpg
The idea of which country might be better described as no country: the French Foreign Legion

The Battle of Algiers involves them, but that picture is not from that movie.

I can't find a FFL movie that fits.

ChunkyMonkey 02-03-24 02:04 AM

Re: Part of a movie poster
 
https://www.trifari.com/pics/reg64f.jpg

It could also be a Caduceus insignia used by the medical corps

moongirl 02-03-24 07:37 AM

How about:


They Were Not Divided


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/They_Were_Not_Divided

moongirl 02-03-24 07:46 AM

I believe it's the Welsh guards insignia, which is how I found this (I didn't recognize the insignia, I just looked for a similar insignia to the one in the picture, then searched for movie about Welsh guardsman):


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welsh_Guards

OHForums 02-03-24 11:49 AM

Originally Posted by moongirl (Post 2436970)
So, it was a tanker's hat.

Excellent find. I've never heard of this movie.

Citizen Rules 02-03-24 11:56 AM

Re: Part of a movie poster
 
Good job moongirl!

moongirl 02-03-24 05:27 PM

Originally Posted by Citizen Rules (Post 2436982)
Good job moongirl!

Thanks!

moongirl 02-03-24 05:27 PM

Originally Posted by OHForums (Post 2436981)
So, it was a tanker's hat.

Excellent find. I've never heard of this movie.

I've never heard of it either.

ZiGZaG 02-05-24 02:28 PM

OMG thanks everyone for the help and support and moongirl in particular for the actual find.


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