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In 132 pages…
A Scanner Darkly
• We talk to star Keanu Reeves and director Richard Linklater about their innovative adaptation of the Philip K Dick novel.
The pair also discuss the unique style of the film with its use of rotoscoping and why they believe their interpretation is the truest to Dick’s vision.
New Season Preview
• The Works presents the best dramas in TV’s Autumn Season, from
• Family adventure in Robin Hood
• Period drama in The Ruby in the Smoke and Jane Eyre
• Sci-Fi with the Doctor Who spin-off Torchwood
• WWII domestic drama in Victoria Wood’s Housewife, 49
• A political drama from a new slant in Sally Wainwright’s The Amazing Mrs Pritchard
• And much, much more!
 Grey’s Anatomy Exclusive!
• We join the cast of the US’s hottest new medical show for an exclusive chat about playing doctors and nurses, and much more…
 Captain
• The British group discusses the upcoming release of their début album This is Hazelville, including why they aim to make people uncomfortable with their music rather than impress them
 Stephen Fry
• The incomparable Fry discusses his writing, directing, producing, acting, comedic and presenting career, and gets political about his latest film V for Vendetta
The Shield
• Actor Michael Chiklis meets with The Works to talk about why he loves to play the anti-hero in TV’s grittiest cop show, acting with his real-life daughter on the show and the perks of getting off speeding tickets thanks to The Shield…
M Night Shyamalan
• We look back over the suspense maestro’s film career so far and consider whether he still has what it takes to make a splash with his latest film Lady in the Water
Sally Wainwright
• The prolific TV writer talks frankly about why it has taken two years for her latest drama Jane Hall to make it to the small screen and what she really thinks about the state of British TV
TV Life Spans
• We take a look at the mortality of TV shows past and present as we consider what makes an ideal life span
PLUS...
The Puppini Sisters
• One of the singing trio tells us why ’40s music is still swinging and reveals the truth behind the origins of their cover of Wuthering Heights
Marcel Theroux
• The author on how feeling like a woman inspired him to write his latest novel, A Blow to the Heart and how he no longer feels overshadowed by his well-known family members
Andy Nyman
• The world-renowned magician on turning his energies to acting and why he loved appearing in the gory comedy horror Severance
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