Serpico Al Pacino Movie Poster Print

Vibrant four-color pop-art one-sheet for “Serpico” (1973) featuring Al Pacino, Columbia Pictures release credits, and full billing block; mounted with display pins.

Description

Bold one-sheet poster for “Serpico,” the 1973 Sidney Lumet crime drama starring Al Pacino as the real-life NYPD detective who exposed departmental corruption. The artwork uses a striking four-color pop-art treatment — green, yellow, blue, and black — of Pacino’s bearded, aviator-topped likeness, paired with the tagline “Many of his fellow officers considered him the most dangerous man alive — an honest cop.”

Below the image, the poster carries full billing text: A Columbia Pictures release, Dino De Laurentiis presents Al Pacino in “Serpico,” produced by Martin Bregman, directed by Sidney Lumet, screenplay by Waldo Salt and Norman Wexler based on the book by Peter Maas, music by Mikis Theodorakis, presented in Technicolor. A small printed “©Uneedyt” mark appears in the lower corner of the sheet. The poster is currently mounted flat with clear plastic display pins at the corners and edges, suggesting it has been prepared for wall hanging or exhibition.

The sheet presents in clean, bright condition with strong, unfaded color separation across the image and no visible tears, creasing, or paper loss in the areas shown. Surface is smooth and flat under its mounting, with no staining or discoloration apparent.

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