Higgins wrote: Gymkata wrote: The pre-fight dialog between Grant and Bond is superb. Perfectly blocked and acted. I have to disagree on this. Imo it‘s worse than I remember and not really convincing. Bond „breaking down“ is a bit cartoonish and why is Grant telling all this. Just shoot the bastid and get done
Gymkata wrote: The pre-fight dialog between Grant and Bond is superb. Perfectly blocked and acted.
Barbel wrote: Day for night shooting
Shady Tree wrote: Gotell is sinister in this Kronsteen death scene. (Makes me cringe to remember his last appearance in the franchise at the end of TLD.)
Number24 wrote: After watching the helicopter scnene I wonder how Hitchcock wouldhave made FRWL. I think it wouldn't be too far from this version.
Shady Tree wrote: Number24 wrote: After watching the helicopter scnene I wonder how Hitchcock wouldhave made FRWL. I think it wouldn't be too far from this version. I'm inclined to give 'Marnie' a spin after this, to see how he used Connery in a very different part.
Number24 wrote: Shady Tree wrote: Number24 wrote: After watching the helicopter scnene I wonder how Hitchcock wouldhave made FRWL. I think it wouldn't be too far from this version. I'm inclined to give 'Marnie' a spin after this, to see how he used Connery in a very different part. You should. Connery looks great in Marnie and he plays a complex character.
Shady Tree wrote: Lotte Lenya superb. Syd Cain's set evokes the Fleming setting for this scene.
Barbel wrote: Bond's last line made incomprehensible by a censor cut earlier (Grant referred to the contents of the film)
Number24 wrote: Barbel wrote: Bond's last line made incomprehensible by a censor cut earlier (Grant referred to the contents of the film) Do we know what he said that was consored?
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I agree with Gymkata and you belive Dalton is a cries, what more nees to be said?
The daylight action scenes that follow here open up the film visually after the claustrophobia of the train stuff and the 'night-time' exteriors
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
And where did that captain hat come up?
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
Yes, he was under-used.
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
I'm inclined to give 'Marnie' a spin after this, to see how he used Connery in a very different part.
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
And not many cruiseships and chinese tourists
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
You should. Connery looks great in Marnie and he plays a complex character.
Bond's "Don't go away!" - as much for the audience's benefit, as Tania's
I agree, give it a watch
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
Syd Cain under-rated, very overshadowed by Ken Adam
Do we know what he said that was consored?
"What a performance!"