Description
Cinefex Magazine – January 1984 – No. 15 – James Bond / Never Say Never Again – Near Mint (NM)
This issue of Cinefex (No. 15, January 1984) highlights the visual effects artistry behind Never Say Never Again, the return of Sean Connery as James Bond, along with features on groundbreaking television and early motion-picture effects pioneers. A must-have for enthusiasts of special effects and cinematic history.
Condition
The magazine is in near mint condition, with no major flaws and only minimal signs of handling. The pictured copy is the exact item you will receive. Please review the photos carefully to confirm condition prior to purchase.
Contents
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David Dryer — Never Say Never Again (p.4) – Dryer discusses the high-tech visual effects for Bond’s 1983 adventure, including the cruise missile hijacking sequence, the holographic videogame duel with Largo, and other optical illusions. Interview by Don Shay.
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Waging a Four-Minute War (p.28) – An in-depth look at the controversial ABC film The Day After. Effects supervisor Robert Blalack and the Praxis Film Works team explore how they created harrowing depictions of nuclear devastation, with contributions from Mike Minkow, Nicholas Meyer, Robert Butler, and Peter Wooley. Article by Adam Eisenberg.
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Photographs and Memories — Ralph Hammeras (p.50) – A memoir of effects legend Ralph Hammeras, recounting nearly fifty years of pioneering work, from The Lost World to 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Edited by Don Shay.
Front Cover: James Bond at the holographic videogame table in Never Say Never Again.
Back Cover: A mother and child vaporized in The Day After.
Additional Details
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Combined shipping is available upon request.
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Every magazine is shipped in a clear protective sleeve.
A superb addition for collectors, Bond fans, and anyone interested in the craft of visual and practical effects in cinema.