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The costumes were designed by Irene Sharaff who begged Yul Brynner to shave his head despite the actors fears over the dip on the top of his head being exposed and making him look dreadful - the result was a success and an amazing trademark for the actor

Goldie Hawn is just brilliant in this film about a Jewish princess who joins the U

Kirk and Leonard Nimoy as Spock

The beach scene pictures a dead body and a telescopic rifle

Cabaret double crown The costumes were designed byWonderful art The title style is so similar to that used for the film poster for Marilyn in 1963 the typography and colour use adds to the style making the film poster the last word on the film. Costume design by Charlotte Flemming. Folded film poster with a pinhole in each corner plus an extra vertical fold line running down the centre, printed in England by W. E. Berry of Bradford.