Issue 39 Of Cinema Retro: You Only Live Twice Special
By: FSWL team
Published:
2017-08-20
A preview of the 64-page issue #39 (volume 13) of Cinema Retro, THE essential guide to films of the 1960's, 1970's & 1980's from FSWL readers Lee Pfeiffer and Dave Worrall. The new issue will be shipped to all subscribers at the beginning of September.
The THIRD and final
Cinema Retro issue of 2017 celebrate the
50th anniversary of
You Only Live Twice (1967) with a special 32-page 'Film in Focus' compiled by FSWL contributor
Mark Cerulli.
This issue also features many rare and never-seen-before stills and behind-the-scenes photos from the production of
You Only Live Twice, plus, features on props and collectibles.
Other You Only Live Twice content in this issue include:
•
Matthew Field and FSWL contributor
Ajay Chowdhury (authors of
Some Kind Of Hero: The Remarkable Story of the James Bond Films) interviews
Nancy Sinatra (a rare in-print interview about her involvement with
You Only Live Twice)
• Exclusive interviews with actress
Karin Dor, lyricist
Leslie Bricusse and singer
Julie Rogers (who was originally contracted to record the title song)
•
Mark Cerulli catches up with
Tsai Chin for her memories of the film
• Bond composer
David Arnold discusses how the music to
You Only Live Twice changed his life forever
• Exclusive interview with the late
Ken Wallis, the creator of the Little Nellie gyrocopter, who discusses the helicopter accident (with photos) that caused cameraman John Jordan to lose his foot
• FSWL reader
Raymond Benson meets 'Bond Girls'
Akiko Wakabayashi and
Mie Hama
•
Peter Lamont explains the logistics of building the massive volcano set
• Comments from
Ken Adam,
Lewis Gilbert,
Norman Wanstall,
Vic Armstrong and
William B. Cartlidge makes for the ultimate tribute to one of
Sean Connery's most spectacular OO7 films
Plus:
• A tribute to the late
Roger Moore's tenure at Pinewood Studios (
our obituary of Sir Roger)
• Conclusion of the career overview of sexy
Susan George
• A look at the
Mark Lester psychological thriller
Night Hair Child (1972) co-starring
Britt Ekland
•
Haley Mills forgotten thriller
Deadly Strangers (1975)
• The Ten Best Films of 1958 according to
Raymond Benson
And the usual round-up of CD, book and DVD reviews, makes for a great read.
Photo above:
The cover for issue 39 of Cinema Retro. © 2017 Cinema Retro, Inc. All rights reserved.
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