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- It was published by Associated British Cinemas Ltd and sold only at the ABC cinemas.
- After three trial issues in 1950, it started as a monthly magazine in January 1951.
- It became Film Review in 1972.

- Covers mainstream movies.
- Huge and glamorous magazine like the movies in its pages. Looks great and smells wonderfully thanks to perfume ads. Offers free gifts, like books, tapes and CDs
- Published by EMAP Metro
- Monthly. 200+ color A4 pages.

- 54 issues were published from August 1958 to 1960.
- Every issue was devoted to a different film star.
- Publisher: Amalgamated Press Ltd.
- Monthly, pocketsize, 68pp.

- Only 16 issues were published from November, 14 1931 to February, 27 1932.
- This was the forerunner to Film Pictorial.
- Publisher: Amalgamated Press Ltd.
- Weekly.

- Started as Film Favourite in 1931.
- Incorporated with Picture Show in October 1939.
- News about current films and gossip about the stars.

- "Detailed coverage of upcoming releases"
- Britain's longest-running film magazine. Started as ABC Film Review in 1950.
- All the latest film news and reviews.
- Editor: David Richardson
- Published monthly with four quarterly special issues. 84 colour A4 pages.

- Weekly English film newspaper.
- The 22/10/1928 was the first official issue. Seven 4-paged bulletins were published from Sep 3 to Oct 15, 1928.
- Published by English Newspapers Ltd. From November 1935 by Odhams.
- Incorporated with Picturegoer in September 23, 1939.

- British version of Photoplay.
- Featured an equal mix of American and British films and stars.
- Was called "Photoplay Film Monthly" from February 1968 to January 1978.
- Was called "Photoplay Film & TV Scene" from February 1978 to October 1980.
- Was called just "Photoplay" from November 1980 to March 1981.
- Was called "Photoplay Movies & Video" from April 1981 to March 1989.
- Changed name and continued as Film Monthly in April 1989.

- Incorporated with Film Pictorial in October 1939.
-16 pages, published every Tuesday. There were also special Summer and Christmas issues.

- Was called "Picturegoer" from 1913 to 1914 (19 issues).
- Amalgamated with The Pictures and was called Pictures and The Picturegoer from 1914 to 1921.
- Was called "Picturegoer Monthly" from 1921 to 1931.
- Was called "Picturegoer Weekly" from 1931 to 1960.
- After Picturegoer ceased it became "Date", (stating on the cover, " DATE, incorporating Picturegoer "). It was a very poor relation and ceased fairly quickly.

- Started as "The Pictures".
- By 1914 it was amalgamated with Picturegoer and was called "Pictures and The Picturegoer". (1914 to 1920, 353 issues)
- In 1920 the name changed to "Pictures for the Picturegoer".
- Picturegoer split off and began separate publication in January 1921.
- In 1922 the name became "PICTURES: The Screen Magazine" but only a few months later (August 1922) the periodical was in fact absorbed by Picturegoer.