Graham Stark 1970s TV Photographer Pink Panther Dads Army Hand Signed Letter

CHAU4767  Antique hand signed letter on the official headed paper of Graham Stark to a fan about his photography of Tom Jones and its processing in the Kodak Laboratories but Stark was best known not just for his photographic collaborations for television and music stars of the era, but for The Pink Panther, Dads Army (voice in Radio Show), the Prisoner Of Zenda (where he starred with Peter Sellers) and much more.  It has a small file hole and is folded where originally posted (which is now I will send) otherwise great condition. It has been personally signed by Graham Stark and surely being official hand typed and signed letter the best autograph opportunity of Graham Stark its kind.

During the 1970s, the prolific British comedic actor, author, and director Graham Stark experienced a highly active decade on screen, radio, and behind the camera. Already a foundational member of the post-war British comedy boom alongside close friend Peter Sellers, Stark consolidated his reputation in the 1970s through major movie franchises, directorial projects, and high-profile voice work. Stark’s most globally recognized work of the decade came from his frequent collaborations with Peter Sellers and director Blake Edwards. He appeared in several major films of the franchise during this era including the Prisoner Of Zenda and the Pink Panther franchise.