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WEB: DAN O'BANNON'S GRAPHICS
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. While I was updating my research on Dan O'Bannon for my Alien @ 30 articles, I stumbled across an interesting little piece which co...
A30 ALIEN WAR
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. Back in the summer of 1994, I found myself standing on a litter-strewn pavement, KFC and Burger King wrappers swirling around my ankles a...
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A30: ALIENS pt 3
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. . BRIAN JOHNSON - THIS TIME IT’S MORE . In the second half of my exclusive interview with Brian Johnson, who worked on the special effe...
A30: ALIENS pt 2
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. ALIENS: THIS TIME IT’S MORE How do you create a sequel to one of the biggest and most distinctive movies of the seventies? Well, if yo...
A30: ALIENS pt 1
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. . And while we're on the subject ... although it is the thirtieth anniversary of the first film in the ever-expanding Alien fran...
A30: ALIEN 30 pt 5
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. ROGER DICKEN - ONE OF HIS DINOSAURS IS MISSING After effectively serving his apprenticeship working under Derek Meddings on Thunderbi...
A30: ALIEN 30 pt 4
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. . BRIAN JOHNSON: INSIDE ALIEN When I spoke to Brian Johnson, it was only four hours after the finish of the 1998 Oscar Ceremony – the ...
A30: ALIEN 30 pt 3
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. THE GIGER COUNT. When Walter Hill had been warming up the director’s chair on Alien , he had nixed D’OB’s idea of importing some obscure S...
A30: ALIEN 30 pt 2
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. Welcome to part two of my shameless re-hash of articles wot I wrote ten years ago. They’re here to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the f...
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