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The Rebel Issue
Issue 208 of Total Film magazine sticks it to ‘the man’ and celebrates cinema's most iconic rebels.
Leading the charge is Johnny Depp’s latest gamble, The Lone Ranger , which could well be an edgier shake-up of the Pirates Of The Caribbean formula.
Plus, we go on set with the most anarchic superheroes out there for Kick-Ass 2 .
On top of that, there are exclusive production diaries from trailblazer directors Edgar Wright and Guillermo del Toro, and we’ve got the full story on the strangest film you’ll ever see - Ben Wheatley’s A Field In England .
Also, you may have already heard that Total Film magazine is now available on your iPad in our award-winning interactive edition and it now costs just £1.99 per issue, or £12.99 for a whole year ($2.99 per issue or $17.99 yearly for the US and Canada, €2.39 per issue or €14.49 yearly for the Europe)! Read about the key features of Total Film's interactive iPad edition .
Fans of the good old-fashioned paper edition need not worry - this version ain’t going anywhere! Like the look of that exclusive subscribers-only cover? Well, subscribe to Total Film magazine then!
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The Lone Ranger
Johnny Depp is back in the saddle with his Pirates Of The Caribbean posse for a wild western that could just be the tentpole of the summer.
We chat to Depp, the masked man himself Armie Hammer, director Gore Verbinski and producer Jerry Bruckheimer to find out why they’re focusing their collective attention on a character made famous on decades-old radio and TV serials.
Hi-yo Silver, away…?
White House Down
It may be the second POTUS-under-fire film out this year but Roland Emmerich’s White House Down promises eye-popping destruction courtesy of a maverick cop in a dirty undershirt. Die Hard in the West Wing, anyone?
We get the lowdown from explosion-wrangling director Emmerich, dirty-vested star Channing Tatum, and sneaker-wearing president Jamie Foxx.
Buzz and Agenda
In this month’s Buzz , Mark Wahlberg and Denzel Washington get trigger-happy in 2 Guns , David O. Russell gives Christian Bale and Bradley Cooper uber-dodgy hairdos for American Hustle and we get fresh look at Thor 2 .
Plus, Matt Damon and Michael Douglas talk Behind The Candelabra , old-school cool is back in Red 2 , and Studio Ghibli’s latest rides in.
Meanwhile, in Agenda , the full story on Kill List director Ben Wheatley’s psychedelic journey through A Field In England , Kaya Scodelario talks life after Skins , and we remember pioneering effects wizard Ray Harryhausen.
Screen and Lounge
Fronting our compendium of multiplex reviews this month is This Is The End , Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s star-packed apocalypse comedy. Find out if it lives up to its ridonkulous high concept. Also reviewed in Screen are swoonsome trilogy-closer Before Midnight , and Sofia Coppola’s celeb-obsessed The Bling Ring and experimental left-fielder, A Field In England . Plus, Joss Whedon tackles Shakespeare.
In Lounge , we’ve got Zero Dark Thirty in our sights for a reappraisal, and we take another look at new-to-Blu titles including This Is 40 , Oz The Great And Powerful and Lincoln . Plus, some new animated superhero flicks.
And getting the re-release treatment are the likes of The Last Temptation Of Christ , Marathon Man and The Long Riders , and we visit the set of HBO’s Al Pacino-starring Phil Spector biopic.
The Total Film Interview - Robert Redford
Superstar, independent cinema icon, Oscar-winning director, political animal, rebel… Robert Redford is the golden boy who’s succeeded on his own terms.
The genuine legend talks Sundance, independent filmmaking and Captain America 2 in our in-depth career chat.
Never want to miss an issue? Well, subscribe to Total Film magazine then!
Total Film magazine is also available on your iPad in our award-winning interactive edition and it now costs just £1.99 per issue, or £12.99 for a whole year ($2.99 per issue or $17.99 yearly for the US and Canada, €2.39 per issue or €14.49 yearly for the Europe)!
And Android users can now get Total Film magazine from Google Play
