'Unseen' Bond images discovered
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http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk/news/unseen_bond_images_by_photographer_terry_oneill_discovered_update_news_305602.html (images might not be safe for work)
Previously unseen images by Terry O'Neill – including pictures from early James Bond films – have been discovered during research of the celebrity photographer's archive.
The finds, which were made in the past few months, include a photo of Bond actor Sean Connery 'off duty' with showgirls in Las Vegas and Honor Blackman in a 'provocative' Pussy Galore shoot that was never published.
The pictures – many from the Sixties - are due to go on show next month at an exhibition in London entitled Terry O'Neill: 50 Years At The Top.
Work on display will include the photographer's famous 1971 image of Brigitte Bardot smoking a cigar (see below).
O'Neill said: 'The Sixties were an incredible time. Young people took over, creating their own cultural landscape on stage in music, fashion and on the film set.
'I was lucky… Seriously lucky. I was in the right place at the right time. But I never realised then that we were remaking the world in our own image – or that mine would become such a testament to the time.
O'Neill is grateful for the freedom he was given, on film sets, backstage and 'just rubbing shoulders with my mates who became these icons' - something not available to photographers today, he said.
'Now, image is everything; the stars are brands and their management control access and publication, so we never get to see them as they really are at work, rest or play.'
Previously unseen images by Terry O'Neill – including pictures from early James Bond films – have been discovered during research of the celebrity photographer's archive.
The finds, which were made in the past few months, include a photo of Bond actor Sean Connery 'off duty' with showgirls in Las Vegas and Honor Blackman in a 'provocative' Pussy Galore shoot that was never published.
The pictures – many from the Sixties - are due to go on show next month at an exhibition in London entitled Terry O'Neill: 50 Years At The Top.
Work on display will include the photographer's famous 1971 image of Brigitte Bardot smoking a cigar (see below).
O'Neill said: 'The Sixties were an incredible time. Young people took over, creating their own cultural landscape on stage in music, fashion and on the film set.
'I was lucky… Seriously lucky. I was in the right place at the right time. But I never realised then that we were remaking the world in our own image – or that mine would become such a testament to the time.
O'Neill is grateful for the freedom he was given, on film sets, backstage and 'just rubbing shoulders with my mates who became these icons' - something not available to photographers today, he said.
'Now, image is everything; the stars are brands and their management control access and publication, so we never get to see them as they really are at work, rest or play.'
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I don't know, it looks like the classic male teen "daydreaming while in class" poker face. To borrow from an often used phrase, " ...is that a pistol he's nursing in his pocket?"
"Looking at a cleavage is like looking at the sun. You don't stare at it. It's too risky. You get a sense of it and then you look away." (Seinfeld)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-12817042
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
I remember the pic, Bofors 37mm, I believe it was taken on a Coastguard cutter moored close to where the filming of the LST explosion was being filmed.
First I've seen before and the other one where she writes "PG" in the sand I've in a magazine.
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