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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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Valerie Leon discusses her career as a Carry On starlet, Bond Girl, and star of Hammer's Blood from the Mummy's Tomb. Plus, a photo spread of B-movie actress June Wilkinson. The 'Film in Focus' is Robert wise's The Haunting, which is covered with an interview by the late director plus comments from star Richard Johnson. Plus, take a trip down Baker Street on the backlot at Pinewood Studios, and Dave Worrall remembers his first movie experience. (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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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 second issue of 2025, our 21st year in print, has an amazing mix of articles, including a behind-the-scenes look at the Walt Disney live-action adventure The Fighting Prince of Donegal (1966), a superb feature on the matte paintings of the Hammer horror films, and a 12-page 'Film in Focus behind-the-scenes study of Fred Zinnemann's The Day of the Jackal (1973), including an Exclusive interview with the Jackal himself, actor Edward Fox, by Matthew Field! Brian Davidson covers Alfred Hitchcock's Torn Curtain (1966), Lee Pfeiffer remembers Where Eagles Dare's Derren Nesbitt, and our second 'Film in Focus' is an in-depth article on Pete Walker's star-studded horror film House of the Long Shadows (1983). (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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Cinema Retro returns with all-new articles on British cinema! This issue's 8-page 'Film in Focus' centers on Vanishing Point, with rare behind-the-scenes photos, deleted scenes, and an exclusive interview with director Richard Sarafian. Other exclusive interviews include The Man From UNCLE's Robert Vaughn, Gremlins director Joe Dante, and actor David McCallum's final column. Visit the big-screen world of the Frankie Howerd Up movies featuring, as one would expect, photos of nubile and scantily-clad women! Sir Roger Moore is the subject of 'Pinewood Past,' where Gareth Owen discusses The Persuaders and the James Bond movies he made at the studio. Plus, an article on the Goldfinger reunion at Pinewood Studios with photos of the cast and crew who attended, including Honor Blackman, Shirley Eaton, Guy Hamilton, and Burt Kwouk. (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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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 first issue of the year - our 15th in print - has a terrific 13-page feature on the 'rise and demise' of Christopher Lee's Dracula in the seven films he made for Hammer, and Steven J. Rubin interviews Hollywood Icon Kirk Douglas, who turned 100 last year! Our 'Film in Focus' is the bizarre WWII movie Castle Keep, starring Burt Lancaster, and Dave Worrall takes a look at the Roger Moore TV The Saint episodes released as big-screen movies. All of this, plus an overview of Blake Edwards' Wild Rovers, the awful 'Bee-movie' The Swarm, and Cai Ross explains the turmoil behind the making of Robin Williams' Popeye. (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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Our second issue of 2025 has an amazing mix of articles, including a behind-the-scenes look at the Walt Disney live-action adventure The Fighting Prince of Donegal (1966), a superb feature on the matte paintings of the Hammer horror films, and a 12-page 'Film in Focus' behind-the-scenes study of Fred Zinnemann's The Day of the Jackal (1973). Brian Davidson covers Alfred Hitchcock's Torn Curtain (1966), Lee Pfeiffer remembers Where Eagles Dare's Derren Nesbitt, and our second 'Film in Focus' is an in-depth article on Pete Walker's star-studded horror film House of the Long Shadows (1983). All of this, plus a feature on Sam Peckinpah at 100, Robert Wise's Flight of the Phoenix (1965), and the usual round-up of CD, Book and DVD reviews. (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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Our seventh Movie Classics Special remembers those classic curved-screen reserved seat productions filmed in Panavision Ultra 70 and Panavision Super 70 from the Sixties - Mutiny on the Bounty, Lawrence of Arabia, Fall of the Roman Empire, The Greatest Story Ever Told, and Khartoum. This 80-page issue features rare behind-the-scenes photos and artwork and movie posters. A trip down memory lane to a time when cinema really was a 'spectacular' experience! (immagine) Categoria: Magazines

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