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116 packed pages…
Heroes
• The Works meets up with Ali Larter, aka Niki and her devilish alter ego Jessica in the hit series, and gives us some clues as to what lies ahead in Season Two. She also tells us all about her new movie Resident Evil: Extinction
 The Works Goes to Hollywood
• Our day-by-day account in words and pictures of the US networks' three-week press tour for the tv shows coming our way…
 The Golden Compass
• With just a few months to go before the movie hits the cinemas, we’ve a picture preview and hear from star Daniel Craig and director Chris Weitz about this magical movie…
 Kennedy
• A new musical talent is taking the world by storm, and we get together with this rising star of dirty disco. And the man certainly has some controversial things to say for himself…
Mitchell & Webb
• Britain’s top comedy act are everywhere, on DVD, TV and on the radio. Now here they are in print, as they tell us about their projects, and Webb reveals his dislike of David Blaine!
Dexter
• The star of one of the boldest dramas on TV, Michael C Hall reveals what attracts him to the dark side of life, after his five-year stint in Six Feet Under
Atonement
• Director Joe Wright, who previously filmed the recent acclaimed version of Pride and Prejudice, tells us about working with Keira Knightley again in this take on Ian McEwan’s celebrated novel
Brothers & Sisters
• Rob Lowe left The West Wing, where he played a brilliant politician, to star in Brothers & Sisters, in which he plays… a brilliant politician. The Works gets a press briefing from the actor, including his on screen love affair with Calista (Ally McBeal) Flockhart…
Rome
• As the second series of the spectacular HBO series comes to DVD, we chat to Kevin McKidd, best known as Lucius Vorenus (now making waves in a new Sci-Fi series as the time-travelling Journeyman)
Stuart: A Life Backwards
• We meet the lead actors of this searing BBC drama, based on the real-life story of the friendship between a writer and a homeless man
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Amanda Peet
• The star of Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip reveals how her real-life pregnancy was incorporated into the show’s storylines
Ruth Jones
• We’ve loved her in Little Britain, Nighty Night, Gavin and Stacey and now Saxondale… The red-hot British comedy star tells us about her outlandish screen characters
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