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This year's Special Edition celebrates the 50th anniversary of Sam Peckinpah's 1969 masterpiece, The Wild Bunch. This in-depth special, with a foreword by Sir Christopher Frayling and contributions by Peckinpah experts Mike Siegel, Jeff Slater and Nick Redmond, features dozens of never-before-seen photographs from both in before and behind the camera! Interviews with Ernest Borgnine, L.Q. Jones, Lilia Castillo, Gordon T. Dawson, Chalo Gonzalez and Bo Hopkins give amazing insights into the making of this film.Plus, feature articles cover deleted scenes (with photos), the locations (then and now), the music, and further looks at how the film was made. It's another amazing special based on a timeless classic that only Cinema Retro knows how to deliver! Saddle up now! (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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To celebrate one of the most important cinematic events of all time - the 50th anniversary of the James Bond films - Cinema Retro devoties an issue of its highly popular 'Movie Classics' publication entirely to the film that started it all - Dr. No! Featuring articles by over 16 writers, including directors Joe Dante and Brian Trenchard-Smith, and exclusive interviews with Sir Ken Adam (by Sir Christopher Frayling), poster artist Mitchell Hooks, actress Marguerite Le Wars, 'OO7 logo' designer Joseph Caroff, and the late Timothy Moxon (Strangways), to name but a few, this will be the ultimate tribute issue. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Our January 2024 issues see's Cinema Retro enter its 20th year in publication packed with amazing articles from the era of film we all love. Mike Bloomfield celebrates the fantastic world of collecting Mondo film posters, and Dave Worrall recalls the WWII action adventure Zeppelin (1971). We feature a Take Two 'Extra,' with Lee Pfeiffer revisiting Michael Winner's Scorpio (1973) and also feature a 4-page photo-spread of Franco Zeffirelli filming the Burton/Taylor version of Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew (1967). Simon Lewis brings us a 10- page 'Film in Focus' on Billy Wilder's The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes (1970) and Dave Worrall and Lee Pfeiffer recall their visit to the Texan location of John Wayne's The Alamo (1960). (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Our mid-year issue see's us celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Dirty Dozen with a special 18-page tribute, including the made-for-TV sequels and short-lived TV series. Mark Mawston interviews busty singer/Hammer actress Dana Gillespie, and Brian Davidson pays tribute to the lesser-known actor Victor Henry. Nicholas Anez recalls the cult biker movie The Born Losers, and we begin part one of a series on the career of actress Susan George. Dawn Dabell reviews the little-known chiller The Hand of Night, and Raymond Benson looks back at movies from 1957. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Our second magazine of the year is a blockbuster issue loaded with photos and in-depth articles. The main 'Film in Focus' features a 12-page special on the 1976 King Kong remake by Dino De Laurentiis, whilst Part 2 of 'Welch out West' covers 100 Rifles. Remember the sexy shower scene? Well, we have some amazing photos! We also have two exclusive interviews: Producer Anthony Waye (Star Wars/James Bond, etc), and glamour model/actress Caron Gardner (Bond/Hammer). And that's not all! How about an in-depth feature on the '60s Charles Vine spy films starring the late Tom Adams, including some stunning poster art? Plus, Gareth Owen delves into the 'TV world' of Pinewood Studios. All of this, plus our usual round of book, DVD and soundtrack reviews - and a whole lot more! (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Our latest issue is packed with features, including two 'Film in Focus' specials on David Lean's Ryan's Daughter (1970), and Peter O'Toole's often forgotten Lord Jim (1965). Cai Ross interviews director Jeannot Szwarc about his love story Somewhere in Time (1980) starring Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour, and Dave Worrall discovers Helen Mirren's first big screen appearance in Age of Consent (1969). All of this, plus Mark Mawston's interview with John Leyton about working on Von Ryan's Express (1965), The Great Escape (1963), and Krakatoa, East of Java (1968), and Gareth Owen discussing the filming of The Great Gatsby (1974) at Pinewood Studios. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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In this issue: World Exclusive! Mark Mawston interviews John Richardson, star of Black Sunday (with original scream queen, Barbara Steele) and One Million Years B.C. (alongside the fabulous, Raquel Welch)! And as the world celebrates the 79th Anniversary of the real event, Cinema RETRO pays tribute to Harry Saltzman's 1969 epic of aerial combat, Battle of Britain, with this 50th Anniversary movie special! Plus: The man who Raised the Titanic! (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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We end the year with a 'Blockbuster' of an issue, with a 12-page feature on the Cinerama drama Ice Station Zebra (1969), a 14-page photo-fest dedicated to Cleopatra (1963), and a 7-page feature on Sean Connery's forgotten Russian/Italian roadshow movie, The Red Tent (1969). If that's not enough, Terence Denham asks if Michael (Hammer) Carreras' western Savage Guns (scripted by Jimmy Sangster!) should be regarded as the 'first' spaghetti western? All of this, plus our usual round of DVD, Book and CD news and reviews. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Cinema Retro ends the year with three 40th anniversary celebrations of classic movies - The Poseidon Adventure, Hitchcock's Frenzy, and John Boorman's Deliverance. As per usual, these are filled with facts, anecdotes and rare photos from behind-the-scenes, many never seen before, including deleted scenes from Frenzy! (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Cinema Retro continues its unique mix of articles and features from the best era of filmmaking - the 1960's and 70's. This new issue is jam-packed with exclusive interviews and articles that can be found nowhere else, including: Christopher Lee and Jimmy Sangster talking about Hammer's two swashbuckling movies, The Pirates of Blood River and Devil-Ship Pirates. Dean Brierly delves into the espionage films of Alistair MacLean; celebrate the 40th-anniversary of Chitty, Chitty Bang, Bang, and recall Bruce Lee's film career. Also included are exclusive interviews with Ernest Borgnine and Karen Black, a report of the exclusive The Spy Who Loved Me reunion with Sir Roger Moore at Pinewood Studios, and the usual round of reviews and news, making this Cinema Retro's best-ever issue. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Cinema Retro closes out 2014 with its 30th issue and celebrates 10 years in print with a packed publication featuring all genres of cinema: War, Western, Sword & Sandal, Music, Horror, and Adventure! Our exclusive interview this issue is with the legendary cinematographer Oswald Morris, who passed away earlier this year. This was his last-ever interview. Films covered, include the fantasy adventure Warlords of Atlantis, Susan George starrer Fright, John Wayne Western El Dorado, World War II actioner Hell Boats, and a 50th anniversary tribute to The Beatles' A Hard Day's Night. All of this, plus a special 8-pager on those wonderful Italian 'Sword & Sandal' epics of the '60s, and overview of the career of Francois Dorleac, and Gerry Anderson at Pinewood Studios. All in all, a great close to a great year of Cinema Retro reading! (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Sam Peckinpah's controversial Straw Dogs is our 10-page 'Film in Focus' special this issue, with dozens of rare behind-the-scenes photos and interesting anecdotes by Peckinpah historian Mike Siegel. Another major article looks at the US-financed 'Italian Western' The Five Man Army, which brought together Mission Impossible's Peter Graves and Italy's Bud Spencer, who take on a train filled with gold bullion in 'Spaghetti Western' style fashion, complete with Ennio Morricone score. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Our May issue features two 'Film in Focus' specials: A 10-page 50th anniversary celebration of 20th Century-Fox's musical extravaganza Doctor Dolittle, and an in-depth 14-page feature on the making of Peter Yates' The Deep, featuring unseen behind-the-scenes photographs! With a dramatic cover featuring Jacqueline Bisset, this issue brings actresses to the fore, with an exclusive interview with Jane Merrow (Hands of the Ripper), Vivian Pickles discussing working on the Michael Caine WWII actioner Play Dirty, and an overview of the career of Mary Ure (Where Eagles Dare, Custer of the West). We also take a look at the restored Steve McQueen film Junior Bonner. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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We begin the year with the conclusion of Mark Mawston's exclusive interview with elusive actor John Richardson (Black Sunday, She, One Million Years B.C), who talks about working with Raquel Welch and his foray into the Italian B-movie industry. This issue's 'Film in Focus' celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Rod Steiger epic Waterloo, and we also take an in-depth look at Richard Widmark's cop drama Madigan and John Wayne's The Undefeated. To round off, we have an interview with horror writer/ producer Michael Armstrong and a rare exclusive vintage interview with Albert Finney, making for a great way to enter the new year! All of this, plus our regular column by Raymond Benson. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Another cracking issue that features Mark Cerulli talking to Jenny Hanley and Christopher Matthews about the making of Scars of Dracula (1970). The family of producer Kevin McClory talk to Matthew Field and Ajay Chowdhury about their late father's connection with James Bond. Robert Leese takes a look at Bad News Bears (1976), and Lee Pfeiffer revisits Goodbye Columbus (1971). Todd Garbarini talks to director William Friedkin about his classic New York crime drama The French Connection (1971), and Joh Harty recalls the making of the Irish political drama Young Cassidy (1965). Mark Mawston interviews Luc Roeg about his late father's masterpiece Walkabout (1971). All of this, plus our usual round-up of CD, DVD and book news and reviews, provides a jam-packed first issue for 2021! (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Our second issue of the year is packed with photo-filled features, including an 18-page 'Film in Focus' on Richard Attenboroughs A Bridge Too Far (1977), and John Harty exposes the troubles behind Samuel Bronston's 55 Days at Peking (1963). Tim Greaves recalls Sophia Loren's American debut movie Boy on a Dolphin (1957), and Nicholas Anez reveals the alternative ending to Steve McQueen's The Cincinnati Kid (1965). All of this, plus our usual round-up of book, music and DVD releases and news, makes for another great issue. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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