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#18
Sold: June 1998
Dated: July 1998

Issue #18 of TOTAL FILM
Naked and infamous: Barely out of the womb before being whisked onto TV, Drew Barrymore spent the arse-end of the '80s in a drooling drug-haze. Now she's wriggled free from the straight-to-video straitjacket to take on her fruitiest role to date: the female lead in pastelly '80s comedy The Wedding Singer.
Big bangs!: Create vast, orange plumes of movie-like mayhem in your local park by following our guide to blowing people up. With an adult present, of course.
Twisted sex!: Thirtysomething swingers suck up the flesh-fun in new slab of Brit-sleaze The Big Swap. A peek into writer/director Niall Johnson's film diary...
Slimy insects!: Mimic is a film featuring giant cockroach insect-filth ruthlessly supping on the minds of men. Other great Insects In The Movies moments include...
Star Wars: Episode One: With only a year (hopefully) to release, we bludgeon you senseless with a large, knobbly, Star Wars One news-shaped info-pole.
De Niro! Pacino!: Royal Academy Of Dramatic Art acting coach John Beschizza assesses the variable acting abilities of De Niro, Pacino, Cage, Nicholson, and, er, Rourk
Denise Richards: Ex-Melrose Place and Starship Troopers girl-child: now a Wild Thing.
John Boorman: The grumpy old man behind Deliverance on his new sleeper The General.
Ben Chaplin: The fairly amusing one in Game On talks caffeine and gold-digging.
Claire Forlani: Sean Connery's daughter in The Rock. Now wrestling with Keanu Reeves.
Basil Poledouris: John Milius' surf buddy. Did the music for Starship Troopers and Free Willy...

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