TITLE: PREMIERE Magazine
[ "The MOVIE magazine" -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: December 1995; Vol. 9. No. 4
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 10" X 12". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: GEORGE CLOONEY.

Revenge of the Killer Tomato BY TON FRIEND He rocketed from no-name sitcommoner to ovemight superstar as a hunky healer on the hit TV show ER. But even though he was raised by the light of the rube, George Clooney knows the danger in becoming "Joe Television." So with his antiheroic tum in the horror-actioner From Dusk Till Down --and a little help from Quentin Tarantino, Robert Rodriguez, Harvey Keitel, and Juliette Lewis--Clooney hopes to trade in his B-movie past for the A-list of Hollywood. If Dusk doesn't make the good doctor a movie star, says director Rodriguez, "I go to movie hell."

See Dick. See Dick Run. BY HOLLY MILLEA "I think Nixon's humanity is what makes him fascinating," says Oliver Stone about the sub-ject of his latest opus. Hold on, 011ie, is this the same not-a-crook Nixon? While one might ex-pect the man who made IFK to rum Nixon into an all-out Stone-ing, the director appears to be taking a somewhat sympathetic view of the 37th president: "I see a lot of myself in him."

You Have No Idea What It's Like Out There! BY CHRISTOPHER CONNELLY Over boers, funny folks bank kat and Martin Short demonstrate why they are a talk-show host's dream guests. Currently starring in /u-manji and Father of the Bride 2, respectively, Hunt and Short answer such questions as, Is it harder to be funny in a sequel? "Weil," says Beethoven's Hunt, "I was in that damn dog suit most of the time."

Asking Pryce BY JOSH ROTTENBERO "If I was fifteen years younger now," says British actor Jonathan Pryce, "1 would Tuba-bly go the route of the Gary Oldmans and the Tim Roths." As it is, Pryce has spumed splashy movie roles in favor of mott idiosvn-cratic film fare and stage work, Bu; with 4 masterful tum in Carrington, the man best known to many fot hawking [Minins may soon find himself caught in the headlights of onrushing tame.

FILMAKER SERIES: Martin Scorsese, an exclusive SET diary from Casino.


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