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Issue #78 • ships from Mar 20 2003 News-stand Price • UK £3.99 / US $6.99
Harry Potter • It’s the greatest publishing phenomenon of the last 20 years, and the movies are doing just as well. As The Chamber of Secrets comes to DVD and the long-awaited publication of fifth novel The Order of the Phoenix draws near, we draw aside the veil of secrecy over third film The Prisoner of Azkaban. Plus, with comments from the cast and crew we look back on the growth of Harry’s fame, and ahead to adventures still to come… *Sean Astin* • As Sam Gamgee, h's followed his master to Mordor, as a director he’s kept vampire Angelus in a cage, and is about to become an envoy from a higher power in Jeremiah. The Dead Zone • Sean Patrick Flanery reflects on the self-justifying motivations of his alter-ego, corrupt politician Greg Stillson, and wonders whether he’ll ever get his finger on the nuclear trigger… Jeremiah • Actress Ingrid Kavelaars discusses how, even after the collapse of civilization, it’s still a man’s world, and a woman has to fight to rise to the top of what's left… Xposé Investigates… Dreams • Are our nocturnal hallucinations simply puzzling delusions, or do they have a deeper significance. With the help of the Sci-Fi Channel’s Dream Team, Michael Lennox and Annabelle Gurwitch, we discover what our unconscious mind is trying to tell us… 10 Things You Never Knew About… • Alexis Denisof, the newly-betrothed star of Angel and Buffy The Vampire Slayer.
Reviews
Daredevil takes the risk of a review We catch up with the latest instalments of Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Angel, Charmed, Stargate SG-1, John Doe and The Twilight Zone The Dead Zone returns for a second season
In the News
It’s definite: Buffy The Vampire Slayer will end on 20 May, and Firefly star Nathan Fillion will be the last Big Bad. Plus, the new Dumbledore is cast at last, The Return of the King heads back to New Zealand for reshoots, and George Clooney reveals his love of William Shatner’s musical talents – and that’s a true example of the bizarre!
Coming Attractions
Magneto escapes his plastic prison and Professor X is forced to ally with his nemesis in the face of an even greater enemy in X-Men 2, while Keanu Reeves reboots the machine to enter The Matrix Reloaded.
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