DescriptionDracula (1931 film poster - Style F - Nicolas Cage's copy).jpeg
English: "Style F" theatrical release poster for the 1931 film Dracula. This particular copy was once owned by American actor Nicolas Cage. It sold for US$310,700 in 2009 when Cage auctioned his collection of film posters, making it the world's sixth-most expensive film poster as of March 2012 according to The Guardian.
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