Mothers Jugs & Speed 1976 Spanish Film Poster Bill Cosby Raquel Welch

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Original Spanish-language theatrical release poster for the 1976 comedy film known in Spain as ‘El Madre, La Melones y El Ruedas’ (Mothers, Jugs & Speed). The film starred Bill Cosby (billed as ‘El Madre’), Raquel Welch (‘La Melones’), and Harvey Keitel (‘El Ruedas’), with supporting cast including Allen Garfield, L.Q. Jones, Bruce Davison, and Larry Hagman. Produced by Peter Yates and Tom Mankiewicz, with executive producer Joseph R. Barbera, and a screenplay by Tom Mankiewicz and Stephen Manes. The poster features bold illustrated artwork depicting the three leads above a speeding ambulance, with Cosby prominently in the foreground wearing an F+B cap. The dark background contrasts strikingly with the warm-toned character illustrations and bold white typography in a period-appropriate groovy font. Distributed in Spain by InCine (Distribuidora Cinematográfica Ibérica). Printed in 1977 per the small print notation at the lower right. A fun and colourful piece of 1970s cinema ephemera from an underrated comedy, appealing to fans of Cosby, Welch, Keitel, and vintage exploitation-era film posters.

Original Spanish-language theatrical release poster for the 1976 comedy film known in Spain as ‘El Madre, La Melones y El Ruedas’ (Mothers, Jugs & Speed). The film starred Bill Cosby (billed as ‘El Madre’), Raquel Welch (‘La Melones’), and Harvey Keitel (‘El Ruedas’), with supporting cast including Allen Garfield, L.Q. Jones, Bruce Davison, and Larry Hagman. Produced by Peter Yates and Tom Mankiewicz, with executive producer Joseph R. Barbera, and a screenplay by Tom Mankiewicz and Stephen Manes. The poster features bold illustrated artwork depicting the three leads above a speeding ambulance, with Cosby prominently in the foreground wearing an F+B cap. The dark background contrasts strikingly with the warm-toned character illustrations and bold white typography in a period-appropriate groovy font. Distributed in Spain by InCine (Distribuidora Cinematográfica Ibérica). Printed in 1977 per the small print notation at the lower right. A fun and colourful piece of 1970s cinema ephemera from an underrated comedy, appealing to fans of Cosby, Welch, Keitel, and vintage exploitation-era film posters.

Visible fold lines across the full poster from storage, including a prominent central horizontal fold and vertical fold. Some minor surface wear and creasing visible. Upper edge shows small tears near the clip/hanging points. Overall poster appears intact with no major losses visible.

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