I have bought quite alot from this company in the past an have always been happy with the service so I have no hesitation in recommending them. They sell through Amazon.com and a direct link to their products on amazon can be found at the bottom of the page so you don't have to search about. Also, other marketplace sellers sell these products so you can search around for the best deal. I've checked Allposters and they also sell alot of Laurence Olivier posters in various mediums.

Bear in mind that all these posters are reproduction posters and are priced accordingly. 'Originals' generally cost a fortune.

My main aim in creating these pages is to place bigger scans on these pages as soon as I have time of each poster as I think the film posters do look beautiful when they are shown as big as possible. Size does matter in this case. Plus I want to show them against a black background as I think they look far more striking than against a neutral background (the artist and architect Hundertwasser always advocated having his work shown against a black background).

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The posters are in various sizes. From 11 x 14 Inches to 27 x 40 Inches.

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HAMLET

Before Kenneth Branagh, before Mel Gibson, Laurence Olivier gave the definitive portrayal of 'the man who could not make up his mind'. In 15th-century Denmark, young Prince Hamlet is racked by torment and indecision after seeing a vision of his deceased father. The late king's ghost informs his son Hamlet that Claudius, Hamlet's uncle, was responsible for murdering the king. When the murderer married Hamlet's mother--the king's widow--scarcely two months after his funeral, he also took the throne that was his brother's. The ghost beseeches Hamlet to avenge him--yet Hamlet procrastinates, unsure of how best to accomplish his task. In what was only his second directorial effort, Olivier uses his misty, moody set and long tracking camera shots to complement his indecisive prince tortured by the murder of his father. Olivier's version of the Shakespeare tragedy eliminates the characters of Rosencrantz, Guildenstern, and Fortinbras.

Olivier was never better than in Hamlet. At 40, he was at the peak of his magnetic powers, drawing us into his Shakesperian world and leaving us spellbound. Make no mistake: if any doubted that Olivier was in a league of his own when it comes to British actors then just watch this.