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A close-up from a poster for Love From a Stranger |
A closeup of Rathbone from a poster for Love
From a Stranger |
Detail from a poster for A
Night of Terror (aka Love From a Stranger) |
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Above and below: a series of poster
sketches for A Night of Terror (aka Love From a Stranger) |
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This wonderful sketch by Jack Davis appeared on the cover of
the June 1972 issue of Flashback |
This
color litho caricature drawing by Bob Harman features legendary Hollywood actors and actresses.
Basil Rathbone and Errol Flynn, in a scene from "The
Adventures of Robin Hood," can be found at the top center of
the picture, which is from the 1971 book Bob Harman’s
Hollywood Panorama.
Click here to see a close-up of just Flynn
and Rathbone. |
Rathbone as Scrooge in the 1958 version of "A
Christmas Carol" (from the cover of the "Tales of
Dickens" videotape) |
Rathbone as Scrooge on the cover of the "Tales of
Dickens" video |
A drawing of Scrooge from the cover of
"The Stingiest Man in Town" soundtrack. Rathbone played
Scrooge. |
by Feg Murray, 1938 |
Basil gets stabbed in Frenchman's
Creek, by Feg Murray, 1944 |
a scene from The Adventures of Robin Hood, by Feg
Murray |
an elderly Rathbone, by Lisa |
Rathbone and Jack Carson in a promo ad for the TV
program "Huck Finn" |
a 1929 drawing of Rathbone by Jerome Zerbe |
A drawing by Hirschfeld, of Rathbone in Witness for
the Prosecution |
Publicity artwork by Kroll, for the 1958 film "The
Last Hurrah" pictures Spencer Tracy with Basil Rathbone,
Diane Foster, James Gleason, Jeffrey Hunter and Edward Brophy. |
The cast of the television musical "Aladdin": Sal
Mineo as Aladdin with his magic lamp, surrounded (clockwise
from left) by Cyril Ritchard as the Magician, Basil Rathbone as the
Emperor, Dennis King as the Astrologer, and Anna Maria Alberghetti
as the Emperor's daughter |
a caricature by Frueh, picturing Patricia Collinge,
Basil Rathbone, and Wendy Hiller, from The Heiress |
1955 drawing by Haessler |
a drawing by Henry Major |
painting by J. Lether |
painting by J. Lether
Anyone wishing to have a signed 8x10 copy of this painting may
contact the artist at
JRLether@aol.com. Cost is $15. |
a close-up from a poster for The Sun Never Sets |
a close-up from a poster for Make a Wish |
Basil Rathbone in "The Swan," drawn by DePauw, 1923 |
a Hirschfeld caricature |
Basil's co-stars from We're No Angels -- Humphrey Bogart, Peter
Ustinov, and Aldo Rey -- and
Ouida sing Happy Birthday to Basil. Drawn by Jaime Gabaldá,
2006 |
Basil's co-stars from The Adventures of Robin
Hood -- Errol Flynn, Claude Rains, and Olivia de Haviland --
celebrate Basil's birthday. Drawn by Jaime Gabaldá,
2007 |
Basil's co-stars from The Comedy of Terrors -- Boris Karloff, Vincent Price,
Peter Lorre, and Joe E. Brown -- surprise Basil with a birthday party as
he exclaims "What place is this?" Drawn by Jaime Gabaldá,
2008 |
Basil is pictured here in his role as Count Anteoni
in The Garden of Allah. With him are co-stars Charles Boyer
and Marlene Dietrich, as well as Joseph Schildkraut. Drawn by Jaime Gabaldá,
2009 |
This drawing shows Rathbone in the role of Pontius Pilate in The
Last Days of Pompeii (1935). In one scene the Roman gladiator Marcus
(played by Preston Foster) and his son Flavius (David Holt) meet
Pontius Pilate in Jerusalem. The artist imagined that the actors
Preston Foster and David Holt surprised Basil in the middle of the
scene with a birthday cake and a gift. Note that the cake is in the
form of a volcano erupting, an event that occurs in the climax of
the film. Drawn by Jaime Gabaldŕ Méndez, 2011 |
drawing by Edward Williams, 1955 |
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