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James Bond movie musings. 007 words, 007 sentences. Twice daily at 10:07 AM/PM UTC.
The Man With The Golden Gun (1974)

I’m going to get Henry Kissinger!

It’s no surprise that Clifton James was invited back as Sheriff J.W. Pepper for a rare consecutive appearance after his memorable performance in Live And Let Die. Roger Moore’s easygoing attitude gives Pepper the perfect target to bounce off, even if the sheriff’s larger-than-life comic relief occasionally threatens to steal the scene. His return in The Man With The Golden Gun may be far-fetched, but dropping this loud Louisiana lawman into Thailand on vacation creates plenty of entertaining culture clash with this simpleton.

One of Pepper’s funniest moments comes when Thai police briefly detain him and he loudly threatens to call everyone from the FBI and CIA to diplomat Henry Kissinger himself. The officers couldn’t care less, which makes the outburst even funnier.

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July 17, 2026 – 10:07 AM UTC

Bond isn’t the only one with his eye on Pussy Galore. Just before the infamous barn scene in Goldfinger, Auric Goldfinger lets his intentions slip while discussing Operation Grand Slam’s payoff. As he lightly strokes Pussy’s arm and invites her to join him in England afterward, it’s obvious he’s imagining far more than a professional…