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Slideshow: Found in translation

A new book looks at the golden age of international movie marketing

By CHRIS WANGLER | August 1, 2008

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The Manhattan skyscrapers in the Japanese poster for the English cult classic Get Carter don’t appear anywhere in the actual movie.

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Staged?
In a photograph taken in 1978, you see a kid staring blankly into an open refrigerator.
Walk on the mild side
In 1970, William Wegman was making short videos — jumping around in his underwear with purses hanging all over him, that sort of thing.
Gods and monsters — and David Hasselhoff
The Museum of Fine Arts did big things with Napoleon and Edward Hopper, pictures of prostitutes graced the walls of Boston’s two biggest art museums, and all hell broke loose when the Mooninites invaded.
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