Solitaire's Cards
IcePak
Perth, Western AustraliaPosts: 177MI6 Agent
Has anyone else noticed that the cards Solitaire uses in the scene where she meets Bond for the first time have a stylized 007 logo printed on their backs?
1. CR 2. OHMSS 3. GE 4. TLD 5. OP 6. FRwL 7. FYEO
8. TMwtGG 9. AVtaK 10. TSWLM 11. SF 12. LtK 13. TND 14. YOLT
15. NTtD 16. MR 17. LaLD 18. GF 19. SP 20. DN 21. TB
22. TWiNE 23. DAD 24. QoS 25. DaF
8. TMwtGG 9. AVtaK 10. TSWLM 11. SF 12. LtK 13. TND 14. YOLT
15. NTtD 16. MR 17. LaLD 18. GF 19. SP 20. DN 21. TB
22. TWiNE 23. DAD 24. QoS 25. DaF
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Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
Yes, the cards were a mock-up, therefor the mentioned „007“backside.
The front side however is similar to other decks.
Btw: Wasn’t making fun of the new guy (member since 2002), just answering his question. At least that wasn’t my intention.
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But I seem to remember from the special features of the DVD that the fronts of the cards were altered for plot reasons. Haven't seen the film for ages, but I think it was. I'm not going to plow through the extras just to verify (or the oposite) this, but this entry in IMDB triva seem to agree the card weren't quite genuine:
This title of the "Fortune" card is the product of a bit of artistic license. The title is basically an abridgment of the actual "Wheel of Fortune" tarot card.
LALD just compounds the non fact that tarot cards are used to predict the future. They aren’t. They are used as guidance for a specific question posed. Usually in answer to what they know already but are too afraid or unwilling to admit. It’s not a belief system or prophecy. But a guidance system