Nick Setchfield

Nick Setchfield

@nicksetchfield.bsky.social

Editor at large SFX magazine. Author: The War in the Dark and The Spider Dance, out now from Titan Books. This is not the voice of the Mysterons. nicksetchfield.com

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RIP Walter Koenig. The first member of the original cast I ever interviewed, and how surreal that felt. His book on the making of Star Trek The Motion Picture was an eye-opener for me as a kid, the kind of wry, candid insider account that studios would never sign off on these days.

This is well worth snapping up. Some truly wonderful stories. Fireside optional.

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"The audiences are about a tour behind me, but then they always are. I'd get worried if they turned up in outfits I'd never seen before. I'd think I was a tour behind." David Bowie, 1976.

Simple Minds being astonishingly good on Radio 2 In The Park. Forever amused by the fact they mentioned Nastassja Kinski in Up on the Catwalk because they wanted to meet Nastassja Kinski and thought it might help.

Is there truly any part of Doctor Who history too mundane to be recorded? If you've ever wondered what the press snacks looked like during SFX's location visit to The Zygon Invasion, well, I don't believe you. But here they are, nevertheless.

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Watch the skies! I’m talking to screenwriter David Koepp about Spielberg’s new UFO thriller Disclosure Day in the latest issue of SFX. Get it before the authorities do…

Doing some research into Close Encounters of the Third Kind and just unearthed a Spielberg interview from a 1978 issue of Cinefantastique. Fascinating that he seemed absolutely committed to a sequel at that point…

45 years ago today the Fourth Doctor gave way to the Fifth. I remember reading in the paper that morning that Tom Baker would simply vanish, which killed any excitement I had for a glimpse of the new guy. So imagine the sheer thrill of seeing Mr Davison’s face in the closing moments after all…