The Omen: The Final Conflict press information kit Sam Neill 666

Description

Comes in the original 20th Century Fox press information folder/binder, which is a pocket folder, pockets on both sides.   Folder has minor wear but mostly discoloration and corner bends from age.
10 b/w photos.  No damage to the photos, just slightly curled as large photos do on photo paper, and minor wear or discoloration may be present.  All are still glossy.   No bent edges or corners.  These come in a brown paper bag (or sleeve) stamped THE FINAL CONFLICT  Newspaper set 11 stills.  I Don't know if one is missing or if someone miscounted since the "11" is handwritten whereas the rest are ink stamped. 11 seems like an odd number (no pun intended), I'd think there would be either 10 or 12. But what do I know.
No rips or tears on the paperwork.  Staples are intact and no pages are loose.  Staples may have rust from age but if there, its very minimal, not something that's about to fall apart.  There's minor bends/folds on some of the paperwork, either on the edges or corners.  None have been folded in half or anything like that--just normal bends and folds you get on stapled/filed/used documents over time.  Think old-time filing cabinets in your office.
Documents include:
Announcement Story
Rossano Brazzi: A Lifetime of Love
Lisa Harrow: All the World's a Stage
Harvey Bernhard: The Man Behind the "Omen" Trilogy
Sam Neill: Not-So-Local-Boy Makes Good by Being Bad
Production Information:
Cast and Credits
About the Players...
About the Filmmakers...
I've been the sole owner of this for the last 25 years, and I taken care of it as best I could.  It's in the same condition as when I acquired it.
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