The filmmakers were not involved in the creation of or approval process for our campaign. “IFC Films creates our own marketing materials for our films. Update, 2/27: According to a new statement from IFC Films, the filmmakers were not involved in the in the creation of these Death of Stalin posters, nor in decision-making related to the posters’ use.
The Tambor-free Stalin poster was not originally used in the movie’s U.S. Update: The Death of Stalin poster scrubbed of Jeffrey Tambor’s face was released last week in a press release, when Tambor’s Transparent future was still hanging in the balance. Jeffrey Tambor getting disappeared from the Death of Stalin poster is the Simulation at its very best /EGRQim4SIi- Tom Gara February 16, 2018 Regarding his exit, Tambor told Deadline that he was “profoundly disappointed” in Amazon’s investigation into his conduct. The poster nixing Tambor hadn’t been used in North America until last week. The Tambor edit appears to be a direct response to his Transparent firing, after an investigation into his conduct on set. Per the Wrap, both posters had filmmaker approval, “with the Tambor version made specifically for the United Kingdom,” according to someone familiar with the marketing plan. Co-star Michael Palin was also replaced by Simon Russell Beale. In a move not unlike what Stalin would’ve actually done, Tambor (who plays Deputy General Secretary Georgy Malenkov) has been disappeared from a new poster for the Armando Iannucci–directed comedy, replaced by Andrea Riseborough. Following his firing from Amazon’s Transparent, Jeffrey Tambor has been erased from the movie poster for The Death of Stalin.
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