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007
MAGAZINE OMNIBUS
#5 |
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Four complete issues of 007 MAGAZINE &
007 MAGAZINE ARCHIVE FILES - 162 pages
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007
MAGAZINE Issue #49
(February 2018) |
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FEATURE Blond, Bland, Ugly
and Grand!
CRAIG BUNYAN examines the fan and media reaction to the new Bond
actor, Daniel Craig, and the production Casino Royale over
the last 12 months. |
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SERIES The James Bond
Girls Are Forever
Which Bond Girl do you rate as the best? Could it be an Eighties
Bond babe? STEVE CASSIDY does the math. |
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PICTORIAL THE BIG SHOT
James Bond Aston Martin DB5 at New York docks. |
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FEATURE “...a lot of
criminals and very dodgy people”
HANK REINEKE chats with author John Pearson, who masterfully
probed both the origins of Agent 007 and his creator Ian Fleming
to pen two significant major works in the Fleming/Bond canon. |
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FEATURE One Take Is Not
Enough
LANCELOT NARAYAN visited the set of The World Is Not Enough
– where he discovered that for the director Michael Apted, one
take was not enough! |
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007 MAGAZINE ARCHIVE FILES
- Skyfall
(December 2012) |
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Dangerous and Dragonesque!
One of the most impressive performances in Skyfall is that
of the hitherto unknown French actress Bérénice Lim Marlohe as the
fragile and enigmatic Sévérine.
LUKE WILLIAMS caught up with Bérénice in Amsterdam when the
publicity juggernaut for the 23rd Bond film was in full flow. She
went on to bare her soul, and her fingernails, in a wide-ranging
and compelling interview. |
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To
strive, to seek, to find and not to yield!
As Skyfall basks in critical adulation and demolishes
box-office records worldwide, LUKE WILLIAMS’ definitive review
encapsulates all that’s good and, not so good, about what seems
certain to be seen as a landmark film in the 50-year history of
the James Bond franchise. |
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CRACK THE CASE - anatomy of an ad campaign
LUKE WILLIAMS goes behind the scenes of Heineken's Skyfall
commercial 'The Express', starring Daniel Craig and Bérénice Lim
Marlohe and directed by Matthijs van Heijningen Jr., to provide an
exclusive insight into the process of marketing the 23rd Bond film
in the series. |
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“I
read the script and I was blown away by it!”
JON AUTY chats with GARY POWELL, the man behind the breathtaking
action in the 23rd Bond movie Skyfall. |
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Casting Bérénice
How did an unknown French-Cambodian actress land a pivotal role in
Skyfall? Casting director Debbie McWilliams gives LUKE
WILLIAMS the exclusive inside story of how Bérénice Lim Marlohe
was cast as Sévérine. |
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007
MAGAZINE ARCHIVE FILES
The Living Daylights & Licence To Kill
(October 2011) |
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IAN
FLEMING’S JAMES BOND – THE SPY WHO CAME IN FROM THE CINEMATIC COLD
LUKE WILLIAMS examines the passionate commitment of actor Timothy
Dalton to bring the James Bond character back down to the basics
as written by Ian Fleming in his first outing as Agent 007 in
The Living Daylights. |
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LICENCE DEFENDED
Since its original release in 1989 amid controversy and criticism,
Licence To Kill remains a Bond film that resolutely divides
opinion. LUKE WILLIAMS argues it’s time BOND 16 got the critical
kudos it deserves. |
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LICENCE TO CUT
Drawing on extensive and previously unseen archive material from
the files of the British Board of Film Classification, LUKE
WILLIAMS reveals for the first time the full controversial story
behind the ‘15’ rating awarded Licence To Kill in 1989. |
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007
MAGAZINE ARCHIVE FILES
Casino Royale & Quantum of Solace
(July 2011) |
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LUKE WILLIAMS
examines Daniel Craig’s career as 007 so far… and finds that it is
an era that is already maddening in its inconsistency… |
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BOND
REBOOTED
BOND BEGINS... again - Casino Royale (2006) |
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SECOND FILM SYNDROME
THE STORY ARC CONTINUES IN... Quantum of Solace (2008) |
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Page size: A4, 162-pages
Price £19.99*
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007
MAGAZINE OMNIBUS #4 |
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Four complete issues of 007 MAGAZINE -
186 pages |
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007
MAGAZINE Issue #55
(August 2012) |
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INTERVIEW “It was the best
job in the world!”
Over the course of a memorable evening in Mayfair, legendary
photographer TERRY O’NEILL talked with LUKE WILLIAMS about his
experiences working with five James Bonds (and over 20 Bond
girls!), as well as explaining how Frank Sinatra changed his
career and why the way to Sean Connery’s heart was through golf!
(Includes a photo preview of Terry O’Neill’s book ALL ABOUT BOND,
published in September 2012.) |
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FEATURE Will BOND 23 rise
or fall?
In October 2012, James Bond will finally return to the big screen,
after a four-year absence, in the 23rd film in the series –
Skyfall. LUKE WILLIAMS examines what is known so far about the
Sam Mendes helmed feature (Features all the latest Skyfall
imagery). |
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FEATURE THE SEARCH FOR
BOND: How the 007 role was won and lost!
Only six men can lay claim to wearing the famous Savile Row tuxedo
but hundreds more came within an inch of the 007 role. In this new
exclusive four-part series, ROBERT SELLERS (author of the
controversial book Battle for Bond) tells the extraordinary
story of how cinema’s most famous role was cast, featuring
exclusive contributions from Sir Ranulph Fiennes, Sam Neill, Ian
Ogilvy, Oliver Tobias, Michael Billington, Adrian Paul, Peter
Snow, Michael Craig, Rikki Lee Travolta, Julian Glover, Michael
Jayston and many others. (Featuring many never-before-featured
facts). |
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FEATURE “Balloon, mein
herr?”
LUKE WILLIAMS examines the fascinating parallels between the
film versions of Graham Greene’s The Third Man (1949) and
Ian Fleming’s The Living Daylights (1987). |
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(August 2018) |
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FEATURE In defence of The Man With The Golden Gun
ANTHONY JONES pleads his case for Roger Moore's second James
Bond adventure, suggesting that this much maligned film has more
good stuff on offer than is generally believed. |
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INTERVIEW In her own words: Joie Vejjajiva
Martial artist Cha from The Man With The Golden Gun
(1974) |
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THE
BIG SHOT Drax’s ‘breeding stock’ from Moonraker (1979) |
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INTERVIEW Spiralling Into Bond’s subconscious
An interview with credit title designer Daniel Kleinman |
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FEATURE George Leech
(1921-2012) – A Life In Action!
A look at the impressive career of one of Britain’s most versatile
Stuntmen and Stunt Co-ordinators. |
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007 MAGAZINE
Issue #57
(September 2018) |
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FEATURE Leni’s Body Beautiful
A look at the influences on the Bond credit titles of Maurice
Binder and Robert Brownjohn. |
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FEATURE When Ian Met Ray
NEIL McNALLY examines the meeting between two of the greatest
thriller writers of the 20th Century, Ian Fleming and Raymond
Chandler. |
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FEATURE “No more foreplay!”
TONY W. GARLAND examines the changing face of the female Bond
villain. |
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FEATURE James Bond’s 50 Greatest Stunts
Stunt expert JON AUTY looks at his Top 50 Greatest Stunts from
the James Bond film series. |
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007
MAGAZINE Issue #58
(June 2019) Licence To Kill 30th Anniversary (1989-2019) |
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Actress
Marya Morgan remembers her role as TV reporter Anna Rack in a
scene cut from the final movie. |
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A new
exclusive interview with Robert Davi, one of the Bond series’ most
charismatic and deadly villains – Franz Sanchez. |
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LICENCE DEFENDED
Since its original release in 1989 amid controversy and criticism,
Licence To Kill remains a Bond film that resolutely divides
opinion. LUKE G. WILLIAMS argues it’s time BOND 16 got the
critical kudos it deserves. |
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LICENCE TO CUT
Drawing on extensive and previously unseen archive material from
the files of the British Board of Film Classification, LUKE G.
WILLIAMS reveals for the first time the full controversial story
behind the ‘15’ certificate rating awarded Licence To Kill
in 1989. |
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Page size: A4, 186-pages
Price £19.99*
(plus p&p)
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STOCK AND SHIPPING!
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bulk losses caused by the international postal services. |
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007
MAGAZINE REDUX • EDITION – Issue #28 |
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007 MAGAZINE
REDUX •
EDITION – Issue #28
Originally published in 1995 – this long out of print edition has now
been re-mastered, re-typeset, and re-scanned from the original
transparencies & photographs and digitally printed for the highest
quality reproduction.
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Letter from the President, Graham Rye |
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Event News: James Bond Creates a Stir
in Los Angeles (L.A. Convention) |
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Product News: CORGI Zooms Back With
New Range of 007 Cars; 007 Bursts Back into Video Stores; Coronet
Gives 007 A New Look; New CORGI Book Features Rare 007 Octopussy
Bus. |
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Bond News: James Bond is Back in a
DB5!; Blue Plaque for Fleming; The Man With the Golden Typewriter
(sale of Ian Fleming’s typewriter) |
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Unseen Bond (a look at scenes cut from
the 007 movie series) |
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GoldenEye coverage |
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Derek Meddings 1931–1995 |
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Gardner’s World: A retrospective by
Raymond Benson. |
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Page size: A4, 48-pages Price £9.99*
(plus p&p)
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bulk losses caused by the international postal services. |
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MAGAZINE REDUX
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EDITION – Issue #28 |
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007
MAGAZINE REDUX
•
EDITION – Issue #29 |
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007 MAGAZINE REDUX
•
EDITION – Issue #29
Originally published in 1996 – this long out of print edition has now
been re-mastered, re-typeset, and re-scanned from the original
transparencies & photographs and digitally printed for the highest
quality reproduction.
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GoldenEye – The Beginning |
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Scorupco
Rising: Exclusive Q&A interview with Izabella Scorupco |
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GoldenEye pictorial |
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Q&A
Exclusive interview with Production Designer Peter Lamont |
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GoldenEye lyrics |
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Danger –
Tank on the Loose! |
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Q&A
Exclusive interview with Stunt Co-ordinator Simon Crane |
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And much
more! |
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Page size: A4, 48-pages Price £9.99*
(plus p&p)
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EDITION – Issue #29 |
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007
MAGAZINE REDUX
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EDITION – Issue #30 |
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007 MAGAZINE REDUX
•
EDITION – Issue #30
Originally published in 1996 – this long out of print edition has now
been re-mastered, re-typeset, and re-scanned from the original
transparencies & photographs and digitally printed for the highest
quality reproduction.
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Letter
from the President, Graham Rye |
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A Report
on “Bond 18” |
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007 News:
Cubby Tribute; Pierce gets figure at Madam Tussauds; Interact with
Bond!; Coronet Editions; New CORGI Cars; Connoisseur’s Collection
trading cards. |
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Book
Reviews (including John Gardner's COLD) |
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Main
Title Man: Q&A interview with Daniel Kleinman. |
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Que
Serra, Serra! Q&A with composer Eric Serra |
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Readers’
Letters |
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FAQ Q&A |
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And much
more! |
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Page size: A4, 48-pages Price £9.99*
(plus p&p)
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EDITION – Issue #30 |
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Volume 1 of a 5 volume set of A4 76-page Limited Edition
publications – builds into the ultimate 380-page definitive
GOLDFINGER collectable! |
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Currently Out of
Print but imperfect archive copies are still available |
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The ‘GOLDFINGER
portfolio’ (Volumes 1 to 5) – is a 380-page celebration
of everything that is representative of this great film and is
packed with rare never-before-seen exclusive imagery from the
007 MAGAZINE ARCHIVE.
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