Why on earth would want to unsee that?
Nobody would want to Andress that !!!
Indeed a legend was Sean.My favourite Bond was Timothy Dalton. RIP Mr Bond
Bond wore his Rolex Oyster with an expanding metal strap, so if he flicked his wrist it would fall over his knuckles and he could use it as a knuckle duster. (This is in the books - not the films).
Still one of my favourite scenes from the JB franchise, and not because of the schoolboy humour, which is quickly washed away in the follow-up conversation. IMV, itβs a wonderfully played scene, from what I regard as the best JB film.
Sadly, when similar introductory scenes are written in to later JB films, to me it just comes across as smutty & gratuitous dialogue.
While Craig in a couple of films was very good, Connery is the brand anchor actor for me.
Many years ago, before multi-channel TV (in the UK) there was a time when the BBC featured a season of films by a particular actor - usually at Christmas. This thread clearly demonstrates with the fondness shown for Sean Connery how welcome that would be now, if it was at all possible.
It was apposite that this week Don Black has been talking about his music on BBC Radio 4, especially the three Bond themes that he co-wrote: Don Blackβs book
Had not seen this one before:
He apparently competed in Mr Universe in the 50βs and took 3rd place in 1953.
Donβt let the lft destroy this ,might be on the forum naughty words step
Apologies for cross-posting this, probably more likely people here will know the answer:
(Oh well, I thought the βfemaleβ Bond thread was going to disappear quickly.)
Just out of interest, how many β00β agents are there in the books?
Is it a fixed number? Are they all field agents?
Did they start with β000β or β001β? Iβll assume β001β.
After β009β is it β010β or β0010β?
If there are 7 β00xβ agents active, if β006β is killed is the next β008β or do they replace β006β?
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