Issue #74 • ships from Nov 14 2002
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Buffy The Vampire Slayer
• Will this be the final season? The jury’s still out on that one, but one thing’s certain: vengeance demon Anya won’t be back if there is an eighth year. Actress Emma Caulfield tell us why…

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
• Director Chris Columbus tells why he and his cast were more relaxed and willing to improvise this time round, why he finds book-burning fundamentalists funny, and an eighth book!!!

Bond: Die Another Day
• As the 20th Bond movie reaches the screen, Pierce Brosnan explains how he strives to combine the best aspects of his quirky predecessors with the serious edge of the literary Bond.

The Ring
• Stars Naomi Watts and Martin Henderson discuss their roles in the chilling remake of the Japanese Horror hit about a haunted video tape that dooms all who see it.

Taken
• The cast and crew of Steven Spielberg’s new alien abduction mini-series, including Now and Again’s Eric Close and Angel Vampire Julie Benz, introduce this account of the impact extra-terrestrial visitations have on two families over the course of 60 years.

Angel
• When producer David Simkins took charge of Angel’s fourth season he had big plans, but he left before his first episode even reached the screen. We discover what his comments at the time reveal about things to come – including the return of Angelus!

Plus…

The Lord of the Rings
• Star Elijah Wood explains why he’s excited as any fan at the thought of finally seeing he latest stage of Frodo’s journey, The Two Towers, on the big screen.

10 Things You Never Knew About…
• The first Bond girl with an Oscar on her bookshelf, Halle Berry.

Essentials: Bond, James Bond
• Pay attention! We’ve a non-stop barrage of essential info about every version of the Bond legend: books, movies, spoofs and down-right silliness!

• The new season is here! We’ve got the first vedicts on the new runs of Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Charmed and Smallville, not to mention new shows Haunted and The Twilight Zone.
• Meanwhile, on the big screen, The Ring is putting people off renting video tapes…

• Anthony Hopkins is Superman’s dad! Buffy likely to end this season, suggests Joss Whedon! The Phantom set to be the big hit of 2004. Plus, Stop Press! Stargate SG-1 gets a seventh season…

• Captain Picard gets a vision of who he might have been in tenth movie Star Trek: Nemesis, and the members of the Fellowship of the Ring go their separate ways in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers.

Images taken from this issue are copyright or courtesy of: Warner Bros, MGM, UIP,

All other contents © Visual Imagination Ltd 2002. Not for reproduction

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