Dreamwatch [GBR] 67 

• 2000 
• 67 
• Dreamwatch [GBR] 
• 2000 

4444979

Magazines and newspapers

Dreamwatch [GBR] 67

67

03

2000

84

Coloured

No

Fantasy and science fiction (Science fiction and fantasy), Film and TV (TV And Film)

977135648205503

22.0 x 30.0 cm

Sealed edition with Star Trek Lenticular Card Contents: • X-Files As what seems increasingly likely to be the final season of the archetypal Nineties genre show starts on Sky, we wonder whether we'll ever get any answers to the questions it's posed, and ask stars Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny what they think the future holds for them-- • The Green Mile With Toy Story 2 repeating its American runaway success at the British box office, one of its stars, Tom Hanks, opens in this tale of miraculous healing in one of the most desperate places known to man-- Death Row-- • Star Trek As he rapidly approaches his 80th birthday, Starfleet's pioneering Engineer, aka James Doohan, has much to celebrate, with a new book and a new baby on the way. We catch up with him on a book-signing tour in California, and also question in which direction the Star Trek franchise will go as Voyager heads for the final straight-- • Roughnecks Somehow surviving the carnage of their big-screen adventure, Razak's Roughnecks are now conquering the smalls screen, as the Starship Troopers make a comeback-- • Lake Placid Just when you though it's got to be safe to go back in the water, since they've not released a Jaws sequel for enough years, along comes this anti-swimming commercial featuring a giant crocodile-- and Bridget Fonda, who recalls her experiences in the Maine countryside-- • House on Haunted Hill Would you venture up the stairs of the haunted asylum even for a million pounds? Find out why it's not such a good idea-- • The Hunger We preview the seconds season of the Sci-Fi Channel's horror anthology, as David Bowie steps into the narrator's shoes in a further 22 episodes of murder and mayhem-- • Life Force Deemed too adult for teatime viewing by CITV, this tale of global arming and genetic engineering doesn't pull its punches-- • Screen Fantasy The gates of Gormenghast may have opened and closed to much argument, but it is part of a resurgence of interest in the worlds of fantasy. We look back at some of the varying visions already brought to the screen-- • Vonda N McIntyre From the big screen adventures of the USS Enterprise to the Court of Louis XIV, this American author has taken her readers to some of the most unusual place in the Universe-- • The Last Word This month goes to multi-disciplined author Tom Holt who provides a cure for millennium fever--