Mike Giannelli Signed All Hallows Eve / Terrifier Kim-Cattrall David Howard Thornton plays Art Choose your autograph location and style:A

Name: Mike Giannelli Signed All Hallows Eve / Terrifier Kim-Cattrall David Howard Thornton plays Art Choose your autograph location and style:A
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Mike Giannelli Signed All Hallows Eve Terrifier Kim Cattrall David Howard Thornton plays Art Choose your autograph location and style:A David Howard Thornton plays Art the Clown in all 3 of the Terrifier movies who played Jason as a boy in the original Friday the 13th Mike Giannelli was the first Art the Clown in All Hallows Eve before David Howard Thornton took over in the Terrifier series This 8x10 comes signed by Mike and has a COA from JSA

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