Gordon Jackson appears, a fine character actor who I always enjoy seeing on screen. He is perhaps best remembered for forgetting to speak German at the checkpoint in The Great Escape.
Sue Lloyd as Jean reappears 30 years later in “Bullet to Beijing” depending on which version you watch
Interesting, I didn't realise that it depends on which version you watch. I have a Bullet to Beijing DVD that I haven't watched yet, but I did scan through it looking for Sue Lloyd and I didn't find her.
Sue Lloyd as Jean reappears 30 years later in “Bullet to Beijing” depending on which version you watch
Interesting, I didn't realise that it depends on which version you watch. I have a Bullet to Beijing DVD that I haven't watched yet, but I did scan through it looking for Sue Lloyd and I didn't find her.
In the shorter version, you can still hear her voice talking to Harry on the phone.
Sue Lloyd as Jean reappears 30 years later in “Bullet to Beijing” depending on which version you watch
Interesting, I didn't realise that it depends on which version you watch. I have a Bullet to Beijing DVD that I haven't watched yet, but I did scan through it looking for Sue Lloyd and I didn't find her.
In the shorter version, you can still hear her voice talking to Harry on the phone.
The shopping scene has always struck me as an amusing one. Not sure I'd like to try Palmer's tinned prawn curry or Ross's Beefaroni. I do enjoy the world of espionage being juxtaposed with the mundane routines of life, which is something that Deighton excelled at.
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"The spectre of defeat..."
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Interesting, I didn't realise that it depends on which version you watch. I have a Bullet to Beijing DVD that I haven't watched yet, but I did scan through it looking for Sue Lloyd and I didn't find her.
In the shorter version, you can still hear her voice talking to Harry on the phone.
Good to know. Thanks!
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
"The spectre of defeat..."
"The spectre of defeat..."
I must be behind. I've just got there
I do so hate that.