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| Written by: Lee Pfeiffer and Dave Worrall, (Cinema Retro editors & publishers) | Date: 07.06.2010 |
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17 of Cinema Retro was shipped in May 2010. CINEMA RETRO is published three times a year. Although the magazine can be found in specialty shops and major book stores in the US and UK, every issue is a limited edition. Stores tend to sell out quickly, thus the best way to insure that you receive every issue is through subscribing. Every issue delivered to your door prior to the magazine appearing in shops. "Cinema Retro Magazine is a 'Must' For Fans of Movies From the 1960s & 1970s –And They Didn't Have to Pay Me to Say That!" - Sir Roger Moore Issue #17 of Cinema Retro has been sent out to subscribers around the world Interview with cover girl Valerie Leon about her fascinating career including roles as a Bond girl and Hammer horror star. Ten page tribute to the classic horror film The Haunting featuring Todd Garbarini's unpublished interview with director Robert Wise and John Exshaw's fascinating history of the film, including insights from star Richard Johnson. Dean Brierly's unpublished interview with David Carradine, who discusses the Kung Fu years and the Kill Bill films Producer David V. Picker recalls the filming of the cult comedy classic Smile starring Bruce Dern and Barbara Feldon Tony Dalton provides exclusive photos from Ray Harryhausen's amazing archive of original film props Christopher Gullo looks at the cult Blaxploitation/voodoo film Sugar Hill and interviews director Paul Maslansky and star Don Pedro Colley. | More in 70mm reading: "Where Eagles Dare" - Cinema Retro ‘Movie Classics’ Special Latest news from Cinema Retro “How Lone Pine Won the West” Film Locations Tour Movie Magic Tour Internet link: Cinema Retro Cinema Retro PO Box 1570 Christchurch Dorset BH23 4XS England Cinema Retro POB 152 Dunellen, New Jersey 08812 USA |
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the large format fans, Tom March has written a very fine "How the West
Was Won" location-hunt report for Cinema Retro's 17th edition. Click
image to see enlargement.How the West Was Won: Tom March takes us on a road trip to visit the present day locations seen in the Cinerama classic Storm in a D Cup: Dave Worrall celebrates the career of buxom beauty June Wilkinson. Cinema Retro reunites The Men From U.N.C.L.E. at the Players Club when David McCallum makes a surprise appearance at our black tie dinner for Robert Vaughn - exclusive photos. Raymond Benson provides with his choices for the best films of 1976 Gareth Owen looks at the shooting of The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes at Pinewood Studios Plus the usual extensive news about movie soundtracks, film-related books and hard-to-find DVDs. | “How Lone Pine Won the West” Film Locations Tour |
Clint Eastwood Dollar Trilogy special edition | |
 The
second annual edition of Cinema Retro's Movie Classics special issues is our
most ambitious work yet: the most extensive tribute to the Clint
Eastwood/Sergio Leone 'Dollar' film trilogy ever published. Full coverage of 'A Fistful of Dollars', 'For a Few Dollars More' and 'the Good, the Bad and the Ugly' - and why these films remain timeless cinematic classics. 80 full pages (16 pages more than the standard Cinema Retro issue) Packed with hundreds of rare production stills, collectibles and international movie poster art culled from archives from around the world. Many photos never before published - including rare behind the scenes production stills from people who acted as extras in 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly' Special foreword by Leone biographer Sir Christopher Frayling The legendary film locations - then and now Coverage of the rare, deleted sequences Cast and crew biographies | "Where Eagles Dare" - Cinema Retro ‘Movie Classics’ Special |
LEE PFEIFFER, editor | |
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Lee Pfeiffer. Image by Thomas HauerslevLee is the author/co-author of numerous books about the cinema including The Complete Idiot's Guide to Classic Movies 1915-1969, The Great Fox War Movies, The Essential James Bond, The Films of Clint Eastwood, The Films of Harrison Ford, The John Wayne Scrapbook, The Ultimate Clint Eastwood Trivia Book, True Grits, The Films of Tom Hanks, The Incredible World of OO7 and The Official Andy Griffith Scrapbook. He has discussed the cinema on countless TV and radio programmes, including ‘The Howard Stern Show', ‘Geraldo Rivera' and the popular British show ‘Good Morning'. He also co-produced the acclaimed documentaries The Making of Goldfinger, The Making of Thunderball and the Inside Dr. Stranglelove for DVD release, as well as the audio commentary track with director Sidney Lumet for The Verdict. He also created and hosts the acclaimed ‘Let's Bond in Britain' tours of James Bond film locations, has been employed as a consultant for both Christie's, and the official James Bond conventions in America. In addition to teaching classic film courses at NYU, Lee also holds film events at New York's legendary club for the arts, The Players. He resides in New Jersey, where he enthusiastically ignores making household repairs so he can indulge in his passion for classic movies. | |
DAVE WORRALL, editor | |
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Dave Worral. Image by Thomas HauerslevDAVE WORRALL, a lifelong student of the international cinema, has appeared (and worked on) numerous TV and radio programmes for Home Box Office, BBC, Fox Television, Carlton TV, The History Channel, ITV and Thames Television (with Jonathan Ross). He has also been employed by; Corgi Toys, Eon Productions (the Bond film makers), The National Motor Museum, MGM/UA Home Video and Vodaphone, for his vast knowledge of the OO7 phenomenon. He is the publisher and author of The Most Famous Car in the World: the Complete History of the James Bond Aston Martin DB5, The James Bond Die-casts of Corgi, and co-author (with Lee Pfeiffer) of The Essential James Bond (for Macmillan), an official reference guide to the series that has sold over 250,000 copies to date. Dave is also the publisher of ‘The James Bond Collector's Club' magazine, co-published (and designed) the book James Bond's London, and worked as UK Field Producer on the James Bond DVD documentary films currently on sale around the world. An aficionado of the films of Clint Eastwood, Sergio Leone and Hammer Horror, Dave resides on the edge of The New Forest where he takes a fiendish delight in having turned a childhood obsession for films into a career. He recently co-authored The Great Fox War Movies with his Cinema Retro co-founder Lee Pfeiffer. | |
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