In issue 211 of Total Film magazine - the cool issue - we bring you a plethora of incredible exclusives from the 10 coolest movies being made right now.
We focus on the hippest movies heading your way - including Joseph Gordon-Levitt's Don Jon , Anchorman 2 and Daniel Radcliffe's devil flick Horns - taking a close look at David O. Russell's American Hustle .
Inside the issue - which is available for just £1.99 on your iPad , we get the lowdown from O. Russell on what he's calling his biggest ever movie.
You can read the full interview with The Fighter director inside the issue, but for now, here's a cheeky extract from what O. Russell had to say about one of his leading players - and Silver Linings Playbook star - Bradley Cooper.
"You've got Cooper, look at fucking Cooper! He isn't your usual federal agent, he's from the outer boroughs and is every bit as much of a character as they are."
"Cooper's entering that phase where he can do transformative roles. You watch the rushes and you're like, 'Christ, who is that?!' It's really freaky. You look in his eyes and he looks like a different person."
American Hustle opens in the UK on 20 December.
For much more from David O. Russell pick up the brand-new issue 211 of Total Film magazine, which is out now!
Inside the issue, you'll find coverage of the likes of RoboCop , The Hunger Games: Catching Fire , Gravity , and more, plus Ben Stiller, Kristen Wiig, Hugh Jackman, Jake Gyllenhaal and Paul Rudd. Seriously, you’re not going to want to miss this one…
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