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The Wolverine
He's the best there is at what he does - which this month is appearing on the cover of Empire. Inside, Hugh Jackman gives us the full story on The Wolverine, and why this is the adamantium-boned outing we've all been waiting for...
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Breaking Bad
The most praised show on TV right now is something of an obsession with Hollywood types, and as Breaking Bad approaches its final few episodes, we talked to all those who made the show and the celebrity fans who can't get enough.
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The Bling Ring
Sofia Coppola and Emma Watson talk about their horror-tinged true-crime tale in this month's issue, and we learn more about Paris Hilton's sense of humour, Watson's struggle to grow up in the media eye and why they needed a teenage dialogue consultant...
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Joss Whedon
With the face and body of a geek god, Joss Whedon has become one of the biggest names in filmmaking since the success of Avengers last year. Now we chatted to him about his micro-budget Shakespeare adaptation, Much Ado About Nothing, and what he has in store for his super-sequel.
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Pacific Rim
Guillermo del Toro writes exclusively for Empire this month, explaining his lifelong love of monsters and the influences that shaped his new giant robots vs. giant monsters adventure. Alongside that, his cast explain what their characters will face amid the mayhem.
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Bruce Lee
In the first of a two-part series that will also look at Brandon Lee, we take a dander down memory lane to reflect on the importance of Enter The Dragon and the career it launched for Bruce Lee...
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About Time
Richard Curtis' latest is a story about time travel as it pertains to human relationships, whether it's helping you get the girl or just making the right moves at a party. We visited the set in Cornwall to get the lowdown, and learn how to time-travel without machinery...
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Steven Soderbergh
As he retires from directing features - honest - we hold an exit interview with Steven Soderbergh to get his reasons for leaving, his feedback on the industry and his personal work objectives.
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Slate
Benedict Cumberbatch finally talks about his Star Trek Into Darkness role in full; we get the skinny on The Hunger Games: Catching Fire and Kick-Ass 2; John Landis writes about the late, great Ray Harryhausen and Steve Carell discusses the price of a pint of milk, with much more besides...
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On Location
This month's On Location has it all. If you're after superheroes, try our piece on Thor: The Dark World. If you prefer apocalyptic pub crawls, The World's End is your bag baby. And if you're a bit higher of brow or romantic of heart, read all about the new Romeo and Juliet.
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In Cinemas
Behind The Candelabra, Much Ado About Nothing, Before Midnight - this month's selection of in cinema reviews covers the best nights out in cinema this summer. But beware The Iceman - those aren't lolly pops in his freezer.
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Re-View
We find Osama Bin Laden! OK, the guy who played him in Zero Dark Thirty, alongside our review. We also look at Flight, Warm Bodies, Big Wednesday, Arrested Development and lots more.
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