Personalised 1972 Movie Facts Print - UK

Personalised 1972 Movie Facts Print - crammed with facts and trivia from the world of cinema in the year 1972

This movie wall art focuses on movies from 1972. It shows the highest grossing films at the UK box office, Oscar winners, BAFTA winners, Golden Raspberry Award winners, film debuts of well-known actors and actresses, births and deaths. It's a lovely piece of cinema word art, and an ideal gift for anyone born in 1972.

Personalised Print Details

There's a picture in the gallery that shows the personalisation options:

• name (may be printed on one or two lines, depending on length)
• date of birth
• below the name and date we print the number one US box office movie for the date you've chosen

Who would love this personalised print? 

• Movie wall art that's a great birthday gift idea for anyone born in 1972, especially if they love the movies or the history of cinema

Print and Poster Sizes

• A3, 12x16 inches, 16x20 inches

Made from

• printed on high quality matte paper with high quality inks for excellent longevity and fade resistance
• canvas prints for UK and non-UK delivery have different specifications:

1. UK delivery canvas prints: printed on high quality 280gsm matt canvas, wrapped and stretched on a chunky 38mm pine box frame (frame not visible from the front of the print), canvas has corner wedges and a dentate (sawtooth) hanger, individually bubble-wrapped for protection in transit. 
2. All other countries canvas prints: printed on acid-free poly-cotton base, 20.5 mil thick canvas, 470 g/m², with hand glued solid wood stretcher bars, 1.5 inches deep. Mounting brackets are included.

How long will it take?

When we have all the details we need for your Personalised 1972 Movie Facts Print, we'll generally create it and send the artwork to our print partner within one working day. 

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If you'd like this print in a different size or colour, get in touch with us (see 'Got a question?' at the bottom of this page). We'll probably be able to help!