TITLE: ESQUIRE
["The Magazine for Men" -- Including all the great writers, illustrators, pictorials, vintage advertisements, fashion and more! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: July 2003; VOL 140 No 1
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: ARNOLD: THE Next governor of California. Really. COVER: Photographed exclusively for Esquire by Sam Jones.

FEATURES:
THE AMAZING ARNOLD! Two stories about two entirely different men. And one incredibly rich life.
PART 1: A visit to Arnold Land -- Schwarzenegger's fantastical Santa Monica office. (Please remember that movie stars are fun to watch but can be dangerous.) "I help do the design for the Hummers. Like the wheels need to be bigger to fit the proportions, let's put the grille back in front with hooks to pick up the car, like the helicopter can pick up the car and fly off with it." BY JEANNE MARIE LASKAS.

PART 2: A visit to the future -- the Austrian country boy who set out to become the world's biggest movie star is now set on becoming something even bigger. Don't worry, he's used to being underestimated. BY ROBERT KUHSON.

A SALUTE TO OUR ALLIES: Let the French keep their pouty starlets. We prefer the company of these four British beauties, now on the brink of all-American stardom. [NICE Full page photos(with text) of:
LENA HEADEY, KELLY BROOK, AMELIA WARNER and ANNA FRIEL!]

AMERICAN MUSIC 2003: Despite what you've heard, there's never been a better time for music. Here, we sort it all out foryou: The hottest summer tours, the discs of the decade, the next stars out of South by Southwest, and a foldout guide to the whole messy music universe, from Bowie bonds to Lil' Kim's breasts, from Creed to those teenage Russian lesbians. Plus: An interview with the man who is trartsformingtheway we listen to music. BY ANDY LANGER.

DUBIOUS ACHIEVEMENTS OF SCIENCE 2003: Guess that cancer thing can wait. An Esquire salute to our hardworking heroes in lab coats.

PRESENCE: He came upon them on the beach, in the early morning, quite by accident. And for a moment, he couldn't help but stand and watch. ESQUIRE FICTION BY ARTHUR MILLER.

WHAT I'VE LEARNED: Arthur Miller. "Most of my work before Death ofa Salesman, 98 percent of it was a failure. By the time Willy Loman came along, I knew how he felt" INTERVIEWED BY JOHN H. RICHARDSON.

A WOMAN WE LOVE: CHARLOTTE AYANNA: "I don't have a problem with my body." Full page photo!

PLUS:
STYLE: The miniskirt is coming back, photos on what to wear with a miniskirt (hint: Better pick out nice panties, because, well...).
MAN AT HIS BEST, PORTFOLIO, THE SCREEN, 10 THINGS YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT WOMEN, THE BODY, and MUCH MORE!

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