The most common "paper" associated with the film is the mass-market paperback novelization written by .
: Published in 1973, this book is a direct adaptation of the film's screenplay. It was released by publishers like Fawcett Gold Medal in the US and Futura in the UK. The Seven-Ups
In the context of the 1973 film , "paper" usually refers to one of several collectible items, ranging from the original movie tie-in novel to vintage promotional materials. 1. Paperbacks (Movie Tie-In Novels) The most common "paper" associated with the film
Collectors often use the term "paper" or "paper collectibles" for promotional items sent to theaters and press. In the context of the 1973 film ,
: The most common size for collectors is the 27 x 40 inch (or 27 x 41 inch) poster. These are available as original vintage prints or modern reproductions on Amazon and eBay .