Cinema, Film & Movie-themed Playing Cards
I Tarocchi del Cinema (di Sesar)
A set of Tarot trumps on the subject of the cinema, with designs by Sergio Sarri.
Kuzco, l’empereur mégalo
Notched cards featuring toys representing characters from the Disney film Kuzco, as offered by McDonald’s.
Le Bossu de Notre-Dame
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by Simon Wintle
“Le Bossu de Notre-Dame” families card game published by Ducale (France Cartes), c.1998.
Les Géants d’un Mythe
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by Matt Probert
Les Géants d'un Mythe created by François Poulain and manufactured by Grimaud, 1983.
Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels
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by Matt Probert
“Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels” playing cards based on the cult film, 1999.
Mickey and the Beanstalk
Mickey and the Beanstalk card game devised by Ern Shaw for Pepys Games, 1947.
Monarchs Playing Cards by Theory11
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by Adam Wintle
Monarchs luxury playing cards by Theory11, featured in the film Now You See Me.
Monty Python
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by Matt Probert
Monty Python playing cards marketed by ‘re:creation’ and made in China.
Movie Souvenir Playing Cards
Special souvenir playing cards for entertainment events such as theatre or sport were an early form of merchandising. After the first edition of this deck in 1916, subsequent issues featured new photos as new stars rose to fame.
Moviestars
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by Matt Probert
Moviestars from the golden age of cinema by Offason AB of Sweden, c.2002.
Pachimon Playing Cards
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by Simon Wintle
Quirky Pachimon playing cards from 1970s Japan, featuring unique monsters and aliens, given away with Kewpie mayonnaise.
Paramount Film Stars
Promotional playing cards for the Paramount film company with film stars on the court cards.
Pin-Ups
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by Ian Taylor
A deck of 55 cards celebrating a golden age of cheeky, naughty, bold and curvy ladies in film.
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End
Pack featuring six images from the Disney film of the same name, on cards made for Eastern Europe.