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This issue features a 10-page tribute to The Exorcist that features an in-depth interview with writer/producer William Peter Blatty. We take a look at the career of 60's leading man Rod Taylor (The Mercenaries, The Time Machine), and Lee Pfeiffer meets the real von Trapp family! Bond director Guy Hamilton is the focus of 'Pinewood Past' and we examine the new book on Hammer's film posters. (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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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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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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Cinema Retro enters its eleventh year (and 2015) with another cracking issue! Our cover lead is an in-depth career overview of blaxploitation actress Pam Grier featuring lots of 'sexploitation' photos! Our 'Film in Focus' is the excellent Robert Mitchum remake of Farewell My Lovely, and the British TV show The New Avengers is the subject of 'Pinewood Past'. A new 3-parter 'Welch Out West' begins with a 7-page feature on Bandolero!, and we go on location to Portugal with then and now photos from On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Italian B-movie Sci-Fi films are covered in Gamma 1, and we look at actress Olinka Berova in Hammer's Vengeance of She. And as if that wasn't enough, there are articles on Bite the Bullet, Staircase and an in-depth look at the career of director Ted Post (Hang 'Em High, Magnum Force, etc). All of this, plus our usual round of soundtrack CDs, DVDs and book reviews, as well as Raymond Benson's 'Top Ten', which starts our 'new' decade; the Fifties! (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Now well into 2009 with a bang, this issue features the sexy Marianne Faithfull movie Girl on a Motorcycle, Michael Winner's The Sentinel, Chato's Land, and Lawman, and a feature on the espionage films of Alistair MacLean including When Eight Bells Toll, Fear is the Key, and Puppet on a Chain. Tough-guy actor James Caan invited writer Steve Saragossi into his Hollywood home for an exclusive career interview, and we continue interviews with Ernest Borgnine and Karen Black. (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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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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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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Lesbian sex and gore headline this first issue of Cinema Retro in 2010 with Tim Greave's special feature on Hammer's Lust for a Vampire! Also included are exclusive interviews with the late Jack Cardiff, actor Joe Turkel (The Shining), and director Norman Jewison (Rollerball), as well as continuing, in-depth interviews with James Caan and Shirley Anne Field. (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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We start the year with a terrific line-up of features! John LeMay takes a look at Blake Edwards' The Pink Panther (1964), and James Sherlock unearths the trials and tribulations of making Steve McQueen's The Sand Pebbles (1966). Dave Worrall unmasks Dr. Syn: Alias the Scarecrow, Disney's forgotten masterpiece, and Nicholas Anez delves into the jungle with his take on Tarzan's Greatest Adventure (1959). Plus Lee Pfeiffer reappraises The Crimson Kimono (1959), Robert Leese reviews Walter Matthau's Bad News Bears (1976), and Tim Greaves revisits the low-budget British exploitation spy movie The Golden Lady (1979). (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 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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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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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 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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