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Issue 26 Of Cinema Retro (Film Magazine)
By: FSWL team
Published:
2013-04-25
2013-04-25
"Cinema Retro is a must for fans of movies from the ‘60s and ‘70s – and they didn’t have to pay me to say that!”- Sir Roger Moore
Highlights of issue 26 include:
• Sam Peckinpah's controversial Straw Dogs (1971) is this issue's 12-page 'Film in Focus' special, with dozens of rare behind-the-scenes photos and interesting anecdotes by Peckinpah historian Mike Siegel.
• Major article looking at the US-financed 'Italian Western' The Five Man Army (1969), which brought together 'Mission Impossible's' Peter Graves and Italy's Bud Spencer, who take on a train filled with gold bullion in 'Spaghetti Western' style fashion, complete with Ennio Morricone score.
• Howard Hughes second instalment on Oakmont Productions' Sixties B-Movie war films covers David McCallum's Mosquito Squadron (1969)
• Gareth Owen's 'Pinewood Past' looks at Gregory Peck's The Most Dangerous Man in the World (1969, aka "The Chairman") shot at the studio.
• This issue's big exclusive interview is with the legendary Mel Brooks, who discusses his early career with Lee Pfeiffer.
• A look at Hammer's recently restored Dracula (1958), which includes scenes not seen in the UK and USA before!
• Mae West's Sextette (1978), George C. Scott's The Hospital (1971), and their regular round-up of movie-related soundtrack, book, and DVD reviews.
Photo above:
The cover for issue 26 of Cinema Retro. © 2013 Cinema Retro, Inc. All rights reserved.
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