Highlights of Issue #35 Include:

• Mike Siegel’s 12 page in-depth report on the tragedy and triumph in the making of Bruce Lee’s last film, Enter the Dragon
• Mark Mawston’s exclusive interview with Ian Ogilvy, who talks about filming She Beast, Witchfinder General and his close call with playing James Bond
• Extensive report from Tim Greaves on the underrated Alistair MacLean spy thriller When Eight Bells Toll, which afforded young Anthony Hopkins an early starring role.
• Peter Cook pays tribute to “The Art of Deception” – a look at the use of matte paintings in famous films
• Michael Commes takes a fun filled visit to The House of Bare Mountain, the infamous nudie monster flick
• Esteemed photographer Keith Hamshere shares his memories and photos from The Living Daylights, Murphy’s War and Death on the Nile.
• Raymond Benson’s Ten Best Films of 1954
• Patrick Cooper pays tribute to Robert Mitchum and The Friends of Eddie Coyle
• Lee Pfeiffer’s “Take Two” column examines Assignment K starring Stephen Boyd and Camilla Sparv
• Brian Hannan looks at what was hot at the box office in 1966
• Sheldon Hall reviews a video release of Jacques Rivette’s films
• Daniel D’Arpe celebrates the cult sci-fi flick Starcrash starring Caroline Munro and David Hasselhoff.
• Adrian Smith joyfully uncovers the 007 sexploitation spoof Bonditis
• Plus Darren Allison’s latest soundtrack news and reviews, Gareth Owen’s “Pinewood Past” column and the latest movie book and DVD reviews.