Vintage 1973 Movie Tie-In Paperback book for the film Coffy starring Pam Grier. A nice look back for those with interest in these items. It’s always a thrill when it’s from Vinnie DeVille!
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Vintage 1973 Movie Tie-In Paperback book for the film Coffy starring Pam Grier. A nice look back for those with interest in these items. It’s always a thrill when it’s from Vinnie DeVille!
Vintage 1972 Movie Tie-In Paperback for the film Super Fly starring Ron O’ Neal. Great cover graphics. A nice look back for those with interest in these items. It’s always a thrill when it’s from Vinnie DeVille!
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Pam Grier
@PamGrier Pam Grier Ph.D
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Humanitarian Pam Grier Is Dining Out For Life To Fight HIV/AIDS
Pam Grier: Growing awareness through education, activism
Born in Winston-Salem, Grier relocated to Los Angeles in 1969. During her tenure at American International Pictures, she emerged as a prominent figure in early 1970s Blaxploitation cinema, portraying fearless and empowered women, starting with her role in Jack Hill’s “Coffy” (1973). Advertised as the "baddest one-chick hit-squad that ever hit town!" in the film trailer, “Coffy” became a commercial success, with Grier becoming the first African American female to lead an action film, in contrast to the male protagonists featured in previous Blaxploitation movies.
Hollywood actress and AIDS activist Pam Grier, spokeswoman for Dining Out for Life . "Getting to Zero"
Vintage 1990s issue of Screw Magazine with a great Pam Grier Times Square Illustrated Tribute Cover. Denizens of The Duece will get misty-eyed looking at the graphics. It’s always a thrill when it’s from Vinnie DeVille!
In addition to reprinting classic men's adventure magazine stories about hit men, the MEN'S ADVENTURE QUARTERLY #8 includes this great article by MAQ co-editor and designer Bill Cunningham about the connections between the 1972 Blaxploitation movie HIT MAN and Michael Caine's 1971 film GET CARTER. Copies of MAQ #8 and all previous issues of the MEN'S ADVENTURE QUARTERLY are available via Amazon worldwide and MensPulpMags[dot]com.
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Ok I might be a little late for
movie poster challenge but, I stil thought I give it go. So here is respect to the respectable Pam Grier.
