The Sunday Telegraph magazine - Terence Stamp cover (14 June 1987)

Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges

TERENCE STAMP - He rose from humble beginnings to 1960s stardom; then he went to India - and found fulfilment. Now he has written a book about his East End upbringing. Maureen Cleave reports
3 pages

WITHER GOEST THOSE WICKETS? - An Irish cricket match would leave many pensmen stumped for words. But not lyrical novelist J.P. Donleavy
Four and a half pages

MIRIAM STOPPARD - The television doctor celebrates her fiftieth birthday with false eyelashes, 3in heels and a racing bicycle. Audrey Slaughter asks her how she does it
Two and a half pages

BURGESS ON BONDAGE - Later this month, Timothy Dalton takes to the screen as the new James Bond. The 007 of today bears only a passing resemblance to Ian Fleming's urbane original; but he hasn't ceased to fascinate the public and the press, and the Bondwagon rolls on. By Anthony Burgess
3 pages

MY COUNTRY RIGHT OR WRONG? - Erin Pizzey, champion of battered wives, is disillusioned with living in the USA
1 page

GETTING WARMER - The best way to the south of France is the slow way. Join us as we amble gently along the easy route, sampling hotels and restaurants recommended by our expert guide John Harris. On the second stage of a three-part journey, we drive, eat and sleep our way across the Massif Central.
4 page travel feature