Issue #80 • ships from Sep 25 2003
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There’s a madman on the loose! He’s already killed 10, and now his target is Harry Potter! But is all as it seems?

• An extended Coming Attractions takes a look at the new Harry Potter movie, assessing how things have changed as new director Alfonso Cuaron takes charge of the franchise, and the kids start to grow up. How will the new boss deal with the time-twisting complexities of the tale? How could the box office success of Kill Bill influence the saga’s future? And how will Gary Oldman bring the pivotal role of Sirius Black, the Prisoner of Azkaban, to life?
Join us to find out.

The Lord of the Rings
• Can’t wait for The Return of the King? Well readers had to, 50 years ago. We chart the saga’s long journey from manuscript to big screen in the first instalment of a new series…

Charmed
• Get a sneak preview of the new season as exec producer Brad Kern looks back on the highs and lows of Season 5, including Cole’s demise, and answers 'Is Leo gone for good?'

The Dead Zone
• As the extended Season 2 draws to a close, producer Lloyd Segan explains why the show had to hit a standing start to get back into production, and looks ahead to next year’s Season 3.

Buffy and Angel
• Writer/director David Fury reveals why Buffy The Vampire Slayer is really a comedy, and explains how he spent the year flitting between Sunnydale and LA…

10 Things You Never Knew About…
• Angelina Jolie, the woman whose astonishing private life makes the adventures of Lara Croft seem everyday…

• It’s a dash to season’s end for
  Buffy and Angel
• The Twilight Zone disappears into another dimension for now.
• Plus,
  Charmed and The Dead Zone, while the big screen is invaded by The Pirates of the Caribbean, The League of Extraordinary Gentleman and Terminator 3: The Rise of the Machines.

• Forget about Harry Potter 3: they’ve already chosen a director for Episode Four! The ghostly nature of Spike’s return is revealed, while Fearless is postponed till mid-season… but is there any truth in reports that Tru Calling might also be delayed? Plus, J Michael Straczynski walks out on Jeremiah…

Images taken from this issue are copyright or courtesy of: New Line Cinema, Warner Bros, USA Network

All other contents © Visual Imagination Ltd 2003. Not for reproduction

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