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Cinema Retro begins 2012 - and their 8th year in print! - with a photo-packed issue to beat them all! To celebrate the 60th Anniversary of Cinerama, Cinema Retro presents a 10-page special on the history of the giant curved screen process that includes a look at The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm, London's Cinerama cinemas, and the travelling exhibit known as Itinerama. Sergio Leone biographer, and film historian Sir Christopher Frayling takes an in-depth look at the sprawling spectacular How The West Was Won, and we blow the lid off Cinerama's 70mm spectacular Krakatoa, East of Java. All are lavishly illustrated with rare stills, poster art, booking flyers and behind-the-scenes candids! Plus: An 11-page feature loaded with photos of the Rod Taylor/Jim Brown actioner The Mercenaries, directed by Jack Cardiff; Gareth Owen remembers the filming of The Great Gatsby at England's Pinewood Studios; and Adrian Smith reviews the sexually themed films The Deep End and The Pleasure Girls. All of this, plus reports on The Man From U.N.C.L.E. movies released on DVD, Raymond Benson's Films of 1981, and even coverage of the original Tintin movie, make this one of our best issues ever! (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Following our the sold-out Matt Helm Special in 2023 comes our first Movie Classics issue in over a year. Dedicated to John Sturges' classic Western The Magnificent Seven, this 64-page issue features an in-depth telling of the film by Brian Hannan, and also covers the three sequels and television show. Along with a section on the music and the records released, this special also has a foreword by film historian Sir Christopher Frayling. Featuring hundreds of photos, including many never-seen-before behind-the-scenes-shots, this is the definitive story on the much-loved film. (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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Our first issue of 2025, our 21st year in print, has an amazing mix of articles, including Simon Lewis's 12-page 'Film in Focus' feature on Richard Attenborough's Young Winston (1972), and Dave Worrall recall's Ross Hunter's Lost Horizon (1973), and Guy Hamilton's Force 10 From Navarone (1978). Ian Brown remembers the late Hammer Films producer, Roy Skeggs, and Nicholas Anez explores Gregory Peck's Marooned (1969). There's also a special feature about John Ford's Cheyanne Autumn (1964) by John P. Harty. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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This latest blockbuster issue sees Cinema Retro celebrate its tenth year in print, and boy have we an issue for you! Author Sheldon Hall pays tribute to the classic Zulu (which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year) in a 12-page special loaded with rare images. Our regular 'Film in Focus' takes a look at Butterfield 8, which won Elizabeth Taylor an Oscar, and Ray Morton talks to legendary cinematographer Richard H. Kline, whose forty year career included Star Trek: The Motion Picture, The Boston Strangler, and many more. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Bond. James Bond. We report on the 50th anniversary James Bond cars exhibition in England, go on location to Africa to see where Howard Hawks filmed the epic John Wayne adventure Hatari!, and take a look at how the Elvis Presley films were shot mainly on the backlot. All of this, plus a tribute to those saucy and racy British sex comedies of the 60s and 70s, and an in-depth look at the forgotten Marlon Brandon crime thriller The Night of the Following Day. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Cinema Retro enters 2013 with a salute to Hammer Film Productions, and reports on the new Blu-ray releases, the film locations then and now, and a report on the convention in the UK. Also for Hammer fans is a career overview of celebrated cinema poster artist Tom Chantrell. Celebrated author Robert Sellers looks at the career of Oliver Reed, and in-depth film articles focus on Burt Lancaster's The Swimmer, and the Oakmont WWII adventure Attack on The Iron Coast. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Nicholas Anez looks at No Love for Jonnie (1961), a political drama in which Peter Finch gives an outstanding performance; 'Selling Bond': Dave Worrall tells the remarkable story of how a British cinema promoted the release of the James Bond adventure Goldfinger in late September 1964, which coincides with the films 60th anniversary; regular contributor Simon Lewis gives us an Omar Sharif 'Film in Focus' double bill covering The Last Valley and The Horsemen, both released in 1971; 'Hammer Unmade': John LeMay looks at the aborted attempt by Britain's famous horror film company to join forces with Japan's Toho Studios to make a film about the Loch Ness Monster; Morten Sagen interviews titles animator Trevor Bond, who worked, amongst others, on the early James Bond films. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Our last issue of the year is packed with features, including a 12-page Film in Focus on Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970), and the unearthing of un-cut versions of Sam Peckinpah's Convoy (1978) and The Osterman Weekend (1983). Nicholas Anez revisits Sean Connery's Robin and Marian (1976), and Hank Reineke delves into Vincent Price's The Last Man on Earth (1964). All of this, plus part 2 of Mark Mawston's interview with John Leyton about working with Frank Sinatra, and Gareth Owen celebrating James Bond's 60 years at Pinewood Studios. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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The main 'Film in Focus' features part one of a 12-page special on The Bridge at Remagen, including exclusive interviews with stars Robert Vaughn, George Segal, Bradford Dillman, and Bo Hopkins. We conclude our special on the 1976 King Kong remake by Dino De Laurentiis, while Part 3 of 'Welch out West' covers Hannie Caulder. Sir Roger Moore discusses his time playing James Bond, Brian Hannan re-evaluates Fellini's classic, La Dolce Vita. and we take a look at the career of Carol White. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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A cracking issue to start the New Year with - and our 17th year in publication! Terence Denman reveals Michael Carreras' western Savage Guns (1962), and our Film in Focus special is a 10-page feature on the Sensurround WWII epic Midway (1976). Robert Leese reviews the weird Carnival of Souls (1962), Dave Worrall investigates what happened to the Thunderball yacht The Disco Volante, and Cair Ross examines the making of Damien: Omen 2 (1978). (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Cover starlet Ewa Aulin headlines Cinema Retro's feature on the Terry Southern sex comedy Candy, possibly the worst big studio film ever made, while Gareth Owen's 'Pinewood Past' covers the classic Michael Powell shocker Peeping Tom. Cinema Retro also debates whether Rio Conchos was a remake of The Comancheros, and features an exclusive interview with Kyle Eastwood, who discusses working with his iconic father Clint as a child. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Following up on the Movie Classics Special Edition that paid tribute to Brian G. Hutton's Where Eagles Dare, Cinema Retro presents his other big picture collaboration with star Clint Eastwood - Kelly's Heroes! Packed with exclusive interviews recorded on set in 1969 from Clint Eastwood, Telly Savalas, Don Rickles, and Donald Sutherland that have never been published before while also containing many never before seen photographs taken on set by cast and crew alike, this special includes stories and material that simply must be seen to be believed! (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Our final issue of the year is, in the words of James Bond's boss M, 'This is the big one, Double-O-Seven,' as we publish an extensive tribute to the fifth OO7 on-screen adventure You Only Live Twice which celebrates its 50th-anniversary this year. Loaded with dozens of rare never-seen-before behind the scenes photos, including those taken on location in Japan, this is a must-have for Bond and film fans alike. Famed film composer David Arnold writes about how the film inspired his future career, and writer Mark Cerulli discusses the film in detail, as well as interviewing actress Tsai Chin. All of this, plus comments from Ken Adam, Lewis Gilbert, Vic Armstrong, Peter Lamont - and many more - makes for the ultimate tribute to one of Sean Connery's most spectacular OO7 films. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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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). 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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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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