NEW YORK • He was the poster boy in Hollywood's efforts to draw people to the cinema - though few knew him outside the industry.
Bill Gold, who designed more than 2,000 movie posters, from Casablanca (1942) and My Fair Lady (1964) to Dirty Harry (1971) and The Exorcist (1973), died on May 20 at a hospital in Connecticut. He was 97.
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