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Bond 26 screen tests with GoldenEye lines
It’s interesting that the public heard this tidbit about screen tests for the next James Bond actor. I was a little surprised at the choice of GoldenEye, however, I can’t imagine it was the only previous Bond movie acted out. I could see a dramatic Dalton scene or humorous Roger… Read More →
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I stole the blueprints of this car
Quite the admission from Triple X in The Spy Who Loved Me. She masterfully deploys an underwater explosive while sitting shotgun next to Bond in the Q-assigned Lotus Esprit as if it were her own. A two spy love affair – who would have thought? Read More →
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Who is the biggest Bond dork? Lazenby
It’s a combination of his bellowing, sometimes overbearing voice, hist outfit choices and probably just culturally some of the aspects of the late 1960s/early 1970s that crowns George Lazenby as the dorkiest Bond overall. Doesn’t matter though – On Her Majesty’s Secret Service is easily a top 5 Bond movie! … Read More →
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If he finds it, kill him
In Live And Let Die, these were Kananga’s simple orders to Tee Hee if Bond finds the poppy fields. His nonchalant delivery is ruthless. Read More →
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It’s sure gonna be a beauuutiful day
Baron Samedi from Live And Let Die is a great character, and all of his lines added to his mystique. Even seemingly innocuous ones like this had a suspicious and unsettling delivery – a perfect combination for a Bond villain’s henchman. Read More →
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Everything about Mayday’s “butterfly” assassination just stinks
This was such a bizarre scene from A View To A Kill… So Bond meets up with the detective hired by the French jockey club to investigate Zorin/Pegasus. Where does he meet him? He chooses the most touristy of tourist spots in an Eiffel Tower restaurant that has the dumbest/weirdest… Read More →
Filed Under: A View To A Kill