Empire magazine - Spike Lee cover (October 1990 - Issue 16)

Empire magazine - October 1990 - Issue 16 - Spike Lee cover
Good condition - read once - some light age wear to cover

BOB HOSKINS - ¾ page

RICHARD STANLEY - ¾ page

BOB KEEN - ¾ page

JOHN COLLEE - ¾ page

MEMPHIS BELLE - David Puttnam's new film, Memphis Belle, celebrates the daring exploits of a wartime group of magnificent young men in their flying machines. David Hepworth talks to the movie's director, Michael Caton-Jones...
4 pages

THE PLOT AGAINST HARRY - In 1969, Michael Roemer made a film considered so unrelentingly bad it never even got a release. Now, 21 years later, it's the talk of the town. Philip Thomas meets the director who came back from the dead...
2 pages

PRESUMED INNOCENT - The swashbuckling star of the Indiana Jones trilogy is not the most obvious choice for the role of Rusty Sabich in the film of the best-selling book, Presumed Innocent. Dan Yakir talks to the makers of the movie and Harrison Ford himself about playing a man "with the cork in too tight"...
4 pages

LONGTIME COMPANION - At last, the movie to break the Hollywood silence on AIDS. Margot Dougherty and Richard Nathale report from the front line...
5 pages

ROBIN WILLIAMS - Cadillac Man stars Robin Williams as a car salesman with a problem. Rod Lurie talks to him about automobiles and method-acting dogs and hears from his co-workers just how it feels to be caught in the slipstream of America's funniest man...
3¼ pages

MO' BETTER BLUES - Has Spike Lee done the wrong thing with his new movie? Mike Wilmington listens in as the man lets rip on race, basketball and just why they call him Spike...
7 pages