Frankie Howerd Collection

One Sheet poster artwork for Up Pompeii (1971)

UK quad artwork for Up Pompeii (1971)

Frankie Howerd as Lurcio in a moment from Up Pompeii (1971)

Frankie Howerd comedian sucked in cheeks A©mirrorpix Picture taken
Frankie Howerd comedian sucked in cheeks © mirrorpix Picture taken circa 1st May 1968 **note:actual date is being clarified**

A. I. P. protest in response to proposed Government Legislation on the film industry
A.I.P. protest in response to proposed Government Legislation on the film industry, attended by Britains top stars and film people

Cilla Black (left) Frankie Howerd (middle) June Whitfield (right) attending The Variety Club of Great Britain lunch. Picture taken 6th March 1981

The Great St. Trinians train robbery (1966)
A moment from The Great St. Trinians Train Robbery

Alternative One Sheet poster for Up Pompeii (1971)
Frankie Howerd in an alternative poster artwork for Up Pompeii

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"Frankie Howerd: A Comedy Legend and Iconic Film Star" Step back in time with the one-sheet poster artwork for "Up Pompeii" (1971), a film that showcased Frankie Howerd's comedic genius. The UK quad artwork for the same movie captures the essence of this hilarious production, leaving audiences in stitches. In his unforgettable role as Lurcio, Frankie Howerd shines brightly in a moment from "Up Pompeii" (1971). His impeccable timing and unique style made him an instant favorite among fans worldwide. Not only was Frankie Howerd known for his incredible talent on screen, but he also stood up against proposed government legislation on the film industry. The A. I. P protest highlighted his dedication to preserving artistic freedom and creativity. With cheeks sucked in and trademark wit intact, Frankie Howerd became an embodiment of comedy excellence. Captured by ©mirrorpix Picture taken during one of his iconic performances, it showcases his ability to captivate audiences with just a look. "The Great St. Trinians Train Robbery" (1966) further solidified Frankie Howerd's status as a versatile actor who could effortlessly switch between genres. This crime-comedy masterpiece allowed him to showcase yet another facet of his immense talent. The alternative one-sheet poster for "Up Pompeii" (1971) adds another layer of intrigue to this timeless classic. It reflects the excitement surrounding its release while capturing the essence of Frankie Howerd's comedic brilliance. Once again taking a stand against proposed government legislation on the film industry, A. I. P organized protests where artists like Frankie Howerd voiced their concerns about potential restrictions on their craft. Their united front demonstrated their commitment to protecting artistic expression. Sharing laughter alongside fellow entertainers Cilla Black and June Whitfield was another highlight in Frankie Howerd's illustrious career. Together they brought joy to countless audiences through their collaborative efforts, leaving an indelible mark on the entertainment industry.