Time Out Magazine No 1172 February 17-24 1993 Berlin Kathy Burke George Miller Mad Max
Time Out No 1172 February 17-24 1993
Hotshots 4 Six pages of gossip, trends and highlights for the next eight days. With our man Ronson, our mole Sidelines, London lives and Dispatches from Abroad. Edited by Anita Chaudhuri. News 11 Plus Martin Rowson. The Food Chain 12 Thousands of Londoners can barely afford to eat, yet retailers admit they have thousands of tons of surplus food they could give away to the needy. Catherine Pepinster investigates. Roles In The Mud 15 If you thought Kathy Burke was unpleasant as Harry Enfield's Waynetta Slob, just wait 'til you see her in `Mr Wroe's Virgins'. Alkarim jivani salutes her scabbiest role yet. Miller's Tale 16 With 'Mad Max', George Miller turned the screen blood red. His new film, `Lorenzo's Oil', tells the story of a medical miracle. Has he gone to the dots? Alex McGregor finds out. Love On Tap 18 Mike Ockrent wowed Broadway with 'Me and My Girl'. Now he plans to do the same in reverse with the American smash 'Crazy for You'. Brian Case hot-foots it to rehearsals. Truly Orson 22 In this exclusive extract from a forthcoming collection of previously unpublished interviews, director Peter Bogdanovich gets to the heart of Orson Welles. Offers 161 Win a fabulous rail trip to decadent Berlin; see 'Malcolm X' for free; win tickets to see Deacon Blue at the Grand. Last Word 162 Letters and The Wimp.
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Cover Story Berlin Guide 25 Wilkommen, bienvenue, welcome to Europe's capital of decadence. Paris may be chic, Amsterdam may be kinkier, but Berliners really know how to party. You'll need our guide to get around. Buys And Bargains 32 All the latest openings, plus jumbles and shop news. Food 33 Caroline Stacey checks out London's latest openings.
Cover Design: Jeremy Leslie Photographs: Wolfgang Tillman
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