Produced to promote the Japanese release of Winning (1969), this illustrated brochure brings Paul Newman’s racing drama to the page with the bright, expansive appeal of late-’60s movie publicity. Published under the Japanese title Racer, it moves between intimate portraits and crowded speedway scenes, Newman’s famous blue eyes surveying a field of cars beneath bold red lettering.
Directed by James Goldstone, the film stars Newman alongside Joanne Woodward and Robert Wagner in a story of racing ambition and a marriage coming undone. Footage from the Indianapolis 500 gives its romantic entanglements a backdrop of packed grandstands and restless activity, with cream racing suits lending the leading men a rakish polish.
Across the brochure’s pages, color photographs give way to black-and-white stills and illustrated passages, gathering the film’s personalities into the bustling world of American motorsport. Its appeal belongs to an era of cinema-going when a few printed pages could prolong an afternoon at the movies, carrying Newman and the noise of Indianapolis home under one’s arm.
Paul newman winning promotional brochure, 1961
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Produced to promote the Japanese release of Winning (1969), this illustrated brochure brings Paul Newman’s racing drama to the page with the bright, expansive appeal of late-’60s movie publicity. Published under the Japanese title Racer, it moves between intimate portraits and crowded speedway scenes, Newman’s famous blue eyes surveying a field of cars beneath bold red lettering.
Directed by James Goldstone, the film stars Newman alongside Joanne Woodward and Robert Wagner in a story of racing ambition and a marriage coming undone. Footage from the Indianapolis 500 gives its romantic entanglements a backdrop of packed grandstands and restless activity, with cream racing suits lending the leading men a rakish polish.
Across the brochure’s pages, color photographs give way to black-and-white stills and illustrated passages, gathering the film’s personalities into the bustling world of American motorsport. Its appeal belongs to an era of cinema-going when a few printed pages could prolong an afternoon at the movies, carrying Newman and the noise of Indianapolis home under one’s arm.
Japanese promotional brochure for Winning (1969), featuring Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, and Robert Wagner, with color and black-and-white racing imagery from the film.
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