THE COLLECTION
CLINT EASTWOOD
IN MAGNUM FORCE
ABOUT THE FILM
Magnum Force (1973) is a gritty crime thriller and the second installment in the Dirty Harry series. Directed by Ted Post, the film blends elements of neo-noir and 1970s urban action, exploring themes of justice, authority, and vigilantism in a morally ambiguous San Francisco.
THE CHARACTER
Clint Eastwood’s portrayal of Inspector Harry Callahan is iconic—stoic, relentless, and uncompromising. In Magnum Force, he confronts a rogue group of vigilante cops, forcing him to question the very system he defends.
MY ART
This piece captures Callahan’s signature intensity and lone-wolf stance, Inspired by Frank Stanley's promotional photography in a visual style of pulp illustration.
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STEVE MCQUEEN
IN BULLITT
ABOUT THE FILM
Bullitt (1968), directed by Peter Yates, is a seminal neo-noir action thriller set in San Francisco. Known for its stripped-down realism and gritty atmosphere, the film is best remembered for its groundbreaking car chase through the city’s steep streets—one of the most influential and imitated sequences in action cinema history.
THE CHARACTER
Steve McQueen’s portrayal of Lieutenant Frank Bullitt redefined the cinematic detective: cool, composed, and effortlessly authentic. With minimal dialogue and maximum presence, McQueen became a cultural icon of understated charisma.
MY ART
This illustration captures the essence of Bullitt’s quiet intensity, timeless style, and that unmistakable stare.
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UMA THURMAN
IN KILL BILL
ABOUT THE FILM
Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill saga (Vol. 1 & 2) is a genre-blending revenge epic that fuses samurai cinema, spaghetti westerns, grindhouse, and martial arts. Released in 2003 and 2004, the films are a vibrant homage to cult cinema, with striking visual style, stylized violence, and a powerful female lead on a relentless quest for vengeance.
THE CHARACTER
Uma Thurman’s portrayal of “The Bride” is fierce, iconic, and unforgettable. Armed with a katana and an unbreakable will, she embodies strength, pain, and grace in equal measure.
MY ART
This illustration channels the character’s cold focus, explosive energy, and iconic yellow jumpsuit—a modern warrior etched into pop culture history.
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MICHAEL CAINE
IN THE ITALIAN JOB
ABOUT THE FILM
The Italian Job (1969), directed by Peter Collinson, is a stylish British heist film blending mod culture, sharp humor, and iconic cars—especially the unforgettable Mini Coopers. Set against the backdrop of swinging London and the streets of Turin, it’s a cult classic that helped define a cinematic era.
THE CHARACTER
Michael Caine’s Charlie Croker is the ultimate suave criminal—charming, clever, and effortlessly cool. With razor-sharp lines and impeccable tailoring, Caine’s performance became emblematic of 1960s British cinema.
MY ART
This piece captures Croker’s confidence and charisma, just moments before pulling off the caper of a lifetime.
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TAMARA DOBSON
IN CLEOPATRA JONES
ABOUT THE FILM
Cleopatra Jones (1973) is a standout in the Blaxploitation era, combining action, fashion, and a fearless Black heroine in a stylish fight against crime. Directed by Jack Starrett, the film delivers glamor and empowerment with a funk-fueled soundtrack and vibrant energy.
THE CHARACTER
Tamara Dobson’s Cleopatra Jones is bold, glamorous, and uncompromising. A secret agent with high fashion and high kicks, she shattered stereotypes with confidence and style.
MY ART
This piece captures her larger-than-life presence—an icon of strength and elegance in 1970s cinema.
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VINCENT PRICE
IN TALES OF TERROR
ABOUT THE FILM
Directed by Roger Corman, Tales of Terror (1962) adapts three short stories by Edgar Allan Poe into a gothic anthology of macabre tales. Rich with atmosphere, theatricality, and a touch of dark humor, it’s a key entry in the golden age of American horror.
THE CHARACTER
Vincent Price, the master of horror, delivers a trio of unforgettable performances—equal parts sinister and elegant. Whether playing a tortured nobleman or a devilish drunkard, his commanding presence elevates every frame.
MY ART
This illustration evokes the theatrical, eerie charm that made Price a legend of the genre.
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ELSA LANCHESTER
IN THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN
ABOUT THE FILM
The Bride of Frankenstein (1935), directed by James Whale, is one of the most acclaimed films of classic horror. A sequel that surpasses the original in artistry and emotion, it weaves gothic horror with dark romanticism and tragic beauty.
THE CHARACTER
Elsa Lanchester appears only briefly as the Bride, yet her impact is eternal. With her electrified hair and wide-eyed terror, she became one of the most iconic images in horror history.
MY ART
This illustration pays tribute to her haunting elegance and timeless symbolism as a misunderstood creation.
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TURA SATANA
FASTER, PUSSYCAT KILL! KILL!
ABOUT THE FILM
Russ Meyer’s Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! (1965) is a cult exploitation classic known for its outrageous energy and fierce female leads. Part road movie, part revenge thriller, it defies genre conventions with its bold visual style and unapologetic attitude.
THE CHARACTER
Tura Satana’s Varla is a force of nature—dominant, fearless, and iconic. With her commanding gaze, leather outfit, and no-nonsense attitude, she redefined female power on screen.
MY ART
This illustration channels her raw intensity and the wild, rebellious spirit of underground cinema.
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