Inside this issue, we uncover the real Roger Moore — going beneath his suave Bond persona to reveal a generous and self-effacing man. We explore how cinema has continually raised the stakes on vampire tales, and why Marlon Brando's A Streetcar Named Desire was branded sinful and obscene — and how director Elia Kazan battled to get it past the censors. We reveal the sisterly bond between Jackie and Joan Collins, the romance that triggered death threats for Sammy Davis Jr, and what really ended Frank Sinatra's marriage to Mia Farrow. Plus, we go on tour with The Rolling Stones, meet the man who built the Batmobile, and ask whether Patrick Troughton saved Doctor Who.