Empire

TAKE20 RYAN REYNOLDS = 12 The man whose middle name is Rodney-seriously, look it up-spills the beans to Empire about working with Michael Bay (explosions!), making a new version of A Christmas Carol (weird!) and joining the MCU (maybe!). REVIEW OF THE YEAR = 14 With 2019 now completely over (don’t check your calendars, just trust us), Team Empire reflect on the highs and lows of the year. Plus: Empire’s top 10 films-revealed! Will Angel Has Fallen make the cut? PINT OF MILK = 18 This month, a Pint Of Milk fit for a King: T’Challa himself, Chadwick Boseman. DEV PATEL = 26 We sit down with the former Slumdog Millionaire, the current David Copperfield, and the future star of Green Knight for a Q&A spanning Dickens, David Lowery and directorial debuts. FEATURES STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER = 66 This is it, filks: the end of the story started in 1977 by a nerd with a breard. And naturally, Empire has spoken to everyone inolved in Episode IX for the full, juicy inside story. How will it all end? Will Kylo and Rey team up? How dose the Emperpr fit into it all? And is Threepio evil now? (Probably not that last one, to be honest.) J.J ABRAMS AND CHRIS TERRIO = 74 As part of our Star Wars extravaganza, we go deep with the pilots of the proverbial X-wing: director /j.J. Abrams and screenwriter Chris Terrio, the men whose unenviable task is to finish a trilogy of trilogies. No pressure, lads! THE LIGHTHOUSE = 78 Breads, stroms, seagulls, mystery and farts: we go deep on Robert Egger's mysterious black-and-white psychodrama. CATS = 84 Do you know your Jellicles from your Rum Tum Tuggers? We go face-to-whiskers with the year's maddest musical. JOJO RABBIT = 90 He's done superheros and vampires-now the weird mind of Taika Waititi turns to Hitler for the most unlikely comedy since, well, ever. PATTY JEKKINS = 96 The Empire 30 celebrations coutinue with a sit down with the wondrous Wonder Woman director. 1917 = 104 As if making a war film weren't hard enough, director Sam Mendes explains the extraordinary challenge of staging it all in real time. ON SCREEN LITTLE WOMEN = 38 The verdict on Greta Gerwig’s fresh approach to the beloved Louisa May Alcott novel. LAST CHRISTMAS = 47 Does the romcom give us its heart? Or, the very next day, does it give it away? FROZENⅡ = 53 We tried to let it go. We really did. But Disney wouldn’t let us. REVIEW AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON = 110 Director John Landis revisits his iconic horror-comedy. MARTIN LAWRENCE = 118 Role-by-role with the once and future Bad Boy. THE RANKING = 124 Who is Empire’s favourite movie Snata?

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