Time Out Magazine No 1387 March 19-26 1997

4 Kellys heroines: Trainspottings Diane moves on up.
Place your bets: Who'll clean up at the Oscars?
Dispatches: Snake-eating in Hong Kong.
Plus: Designer credit cards, Andrew Mosby attempts
armchair exercise, and Sidelines goes over the Niagara
Falls of gossip in a plastic barrel wearing underpants
made of string. Edited by Linton Chiswick.
10 News: Are the M25 murders the last ina long line of
miscarriages of justice? asks Tony Thompson. And
Julian Kossoffon Londoners who live life on the edge.

18 Jane Birkin
The 60s starlet-cum-actress has a greatest hits album out
soon. She tells Peter Paphides about life with French pop
goat Serge Gainsbourg and why she likes fondling statues.
22 Richard Harris
In Gillies Mackinnons Irish drama Trojan Eddie Richard
Harris gives a stand-out performance. Brian Case asks him
about the good old days and the challenging new ones.
24 Colin Firth
He wooed the nation as Mr Darcy in Pride and Prejudice.
Now, says Steve Grant, Colin Firth is set to do it again as the
lead in the film adaptation of Nick Hornbys Fever Pitch.
28 Augusto Boal
The Brazilian theatre director, exiled from his native Brazil
for over 40 years, is bringing politics to the people. Kate
Stratton meets him as he prepares to visit London.
30 Jacques Audiard
Audiard, what can the matter be? Well, the French resistance,
for one thing, which, he tells Geoff Andrew, hes deemed a
Suitable subject for comedy in his new film A Self-Made Hero.

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