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Country/Region of Manufacture:Canada
Topic:Movies & TV
Publication Name:CINEMA RETRO
Publication Frequency:Quarterly
Publication Month:Not Applicable
Publication Year:2014
Country of Manufacture:United Kingdom
Year Published:2014
Language:English

THIS IS FOR ALL THREE ISSUES OF CINEMA RETRO’S 2014 SEASON #10, ISSUES #28, 29 & 30. Highlights include : ZULU- Sheldon Hall, author of With Some Guts Behind It: The Making of Zulu, celebrates the 50th anniversary of the classic British war movie starring Stanley Baker and Michael Caine in an extensive “Films in Focus” article that features dozens of rarely seen production stills and international movie posters and advertising materials. Goldfinger- Dave Worrall takes readers on a photo tour of the Pinewood Studios locations then and now from the classic James Bond film starring Sean Connery. BUtterfield 8- Brian Hannan gives you the dramatic inside story of the film Elizabeth Taylor did not want to do- only to win her first Oscar for her performance. Ray Morton provides an exclusive interview with acclaimed cinematographer Richard H. Kline, who shot such films as Camelot, Death Wish and King Kong (1976) Howard Hughes continues his history of Oakmont Productions’ “B” WWII movies with The Thousand Plane Raid starring Christopher George Dave Worrall celebrates those wonderful movie comic book tie-ins from the 1960s and 1970s. Harvey Chartrand tells us about Mary Rose, the Alfred Hitchcock production even the master director could never bring to the screen. Dean Brierly looks at the best American crime movies of the 60s and 70s including Point Blank, The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, The Killers, The Driver, Bring Me The Head of Alfredo Garcia and The Friends of Eddie Coyle. Tim Greaves looks at the short, curious career of Victoria Vetri, star of Hammer Films’ When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth- and provides some eye popping erotic photos. Trevor Chapman takes a sentimental journey to remember his favorite British roadshow production theater, The Gaumont in Birmingham. Roland Schaefli visits the German film locations of the Steve McQueen classic The Great Escape- then and now. Lee Pfeiffer interviews director William Friedkin about the restoration of his controversial film Sorcerer starring Roy Scheider. Don L. Stradley looks at how horror films saved the careers of veteran actresses such as Bette Davis, Joan Crawford and ShellY Winters. Nicholas Anez compares the John Wayne/Howard Hawks classics Rio Bravo and El Dorado The Wicker Man 40th Anniversary- Mark Mawston interviews the film’s director Robin Hardy Lee Pfeiffer interviews actress Nancy Kwan about breaking racial barriers in Hollywood. Howard Hughes covers the forgotten WWII flick The Last Escape starring Stuart Whitman Cai Ross pays tribute to the supporting actors of All the President’s Men: Jason Robards, Jack Warden and Martin Balsam Harvey Chartrand on Mary Rose, Alfred Hitchcock’s aborted thriller. Gareth Owen’s tribute to legendary James Bond cinematographer Alec Mills Lee Van Cleef in Sabata and Death Rides a Horse Mike Siegel on Sam Peckinpah’s cult classic Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia Paul Sutton: “Meeting Malcolm McDowell” Mark Mawston interviews director Richard Lester on the 50th anniversary of The Beatles’ A Hard Day’s Night Tim Greaves on the guilty pleasures of Warlords of Atlantis Denis Meikle on the Steve Reeves Hercules movies and accompanying tidal wave of Italian sword and sandal flicks Matt Field gives us the final, moving interview with legendary cinematographer Oswald Morris. Brian Davidson’s tribute to the tragic, short career of glamour girl Francoise Dorleac Gareth Owen on the late, legendary Gerry Anderson and his work at Pinewood Studios John M. Whalen on the strange tale behind Marlon Brando’s One-Eyed Jacks Brian Davidson on the kinky British thriller Fright starring Susan George and Honor Blackman Howard Hughes on Oakmont Productions’ Hell Boats starring James Franciscus Raymond Benson’s top ten films of 1987, 1988 and 1989. POSTAGE IS FREE IN THE USA. Every issue contains: 64 FULL COLOR PAGES, RARE STILLS AND MOVIE POSTER ART. EXCLUSIVE FILMMAKER INTERVIEWS, LATEST DVD, FILM BOOK AND SOUNDTRACK REVIEWS, STAFF REPORTS ON FILM EVENTS FROM AROUND THE GLOBE. EVERY ISSUE IS A LIMITED EDITION COLLECTIBLE. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE

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