Description:

This collectible phone card from Japan features a promotional image for the 1994 movie "True Lies," produced by Twentieth Century Fox. The card prominently displays a close-up photograph of Arnold Schwarzenegger holding a handgun, with a focused and intense expression on his face. The tagline "When he said I do, he never said what he did." appears near the top left corner in white text, emphasizing the movie’s spy-action theme.

The lower portion of the card features the title "True Lies" in large letters, with "Schwarzenegger" in red text above it. A hand grenade graphic is integrated into the word "Lies" as the letter "i." The trademark and copyright notice for Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation, dated 1994, is printed underneath the title. The card has a vertical orientation with a small triangular icon and white numbering on the right side, indicating it is likely part of a limited series or batch.

This phone card is a mint condition collectible item directly linked to the 1994 "True Lies" movie, making it valuable for fans of Arnold Schwarzenegger and 1990s cinema memorabilia. Its association with Japan and 20th Century Fox is clearly identified on the card.

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