In which film was this memorable scene??

lpu03splpu03sp Posts: 1MI6 Agent
in The James Bond Films
Bond (Roger Moore I think) is passionately kissing an attractive girl... then he stops, pauses and punches her in the face, knocking her out.
Any ideas?

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  • Silhouette ManSilhouette Man The last refuge of a scoundrelPosts: 8,845MI6 Agent
    I think this may be a non-Bond film you are referring to. Jason Connery also did this in the Spymaker 1990 film on the life of Ian Fleming and the woman had "cold lips".
    "The tough man of the world. The Secret Agent. The man who was only a silhouette." - Ian Fleming, Moonraker (1955).
  • AlphaOmegaSinAlphaOmegaSin EnglandPosts: 10,926MI6 Agent
    I don't recognize that from any of the Films. Sounds like its from Spymaker.
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  • BarbelBarbel ScotlandPosts: 37,868Chief of Staff
    Perhaps http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71XgG4rttac at 5mins 14 secs? :)
  • HigginsHiggins GermanyPosts: 16,619MI6 Agent
    Moore would never had done such a scene ;)
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  • AlphaOmegaSinAlphaOmegaSin EnglandPosts: 10,926MI6 Agent
    Bondtoys wrote:
    Moore would never had done such a scene ;)

    Slapping Britt Ekland around in MWTGG? ;)
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  • HigginsHiggins GermanyPosts: 16,619MI6 Agent
    Well he slapped Maud Adams to get informations out of her.
    And before she pointed a gun at him.
    It was not immediately after a kiss and he definitely did not punch her and knock her out.
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  • Silhouette ManSilhouette Man The last refuge of a scoundrelPosts: 8,845MI6 Agent
    I remember a scene in a non-Bond Moore film where he knifes a woman that he's kissing - uncharacteristically ruthless, like him making a man take an overdose of cocaine in another film. Can't really think of this film's name, though. The Wild Geese?
    "The tough man of the world. The Secret Agent. The man who was only a silhouette." - Ian Fleming, Moonraker (1955).
  • AlphaOmegaSinAlphaOmegaSin EnglandPosts: 10,926MI6 Agent
    Silhouette Man wrote:
    I remember a scene in a non-Bond Moore film where he knifes a woman that he's kissing - uncharacteristically ruthless, like him making a man take an overdose of cocaine in another film. Can't really think of this film's name, though. The Wild Geese?

    Yeah, the Wild Geese. Good Film but over the top.
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  • Silhouette ManSilhouette Man The last refuge of a scoundrelPosts: 8,845MI6 Agent
    edited December 2015
    AlphaOmegaSin wrote:
    Silhouette Man wrote:
    I remember a scene in a non-Bond Moore film where he knifes a woman that he's kissing - uncharacteristically ruthless, like him making a man take an overdose of cocaine in another film. Can't really think of this film's name, though. The Wild Geese?

    Yeah, the Wild Geese. Good Film but over the top.

    Are both of these scenes in The Wild Geese, Alpha? I saw it on TV once, even have it on DVD somewhere, but not watched all of it, hence my question.
    "The tough man of the world. The Secret Agent. The man who was only a silhouette." - Ian Fleming, Moonraker (1955).
  • AlphaOmegaSinAlphaOmegaSin EnglandPosts: 10,926MI6 Agent
    Silhouette Man wrote:
    AlphaOmegaSin wrote:
    Silhouette Man wrote:
    I remember a scene in a non-Bond Moore film where he knifes a woman that he's kissing - uncharacteristically ruthless, like him making a man take an overdose of cocaine in another film. Can't really think of this film's name, though. The Wild Geese?

    Yeah, the Wild Geese. Good Film but over the top.

    Are both of these scenes in The Wild Geese, Alpha? I saw it oon TV once, even have it on DVD somewhere, but not watched all of it, hence my question.

    The Scene where he makes the Gangsters Son eat heroin is in the Film. Not sure about the other one though, as it's been a few Years since I last saw it.
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  • Napoleon PluralNapoleon Plural LondonPosts: 10,467MI6 Agent
    The other one is The Sea Wolves, an inferior 'old 'un's go into battle' version of Wild Geese, set in World War II and based on a true story.
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  • Silhouette ManSilhouette Man The last refuge of a scoundrelPosts: 8,845MI6 Agent
    Napoleon Plural wrote:
    The other one is The Sea Wolves, an inferior 'old 'un's go into battle' version of Wild Geese, set in World War II and based on a true story.

    Yes, I think that this may be the scene that the OP is referring to. It's certainly the one that sprang to mind for me, anyway. I think I have a copy of this film somewhere too. Finding it's the thing... :# 8-)
    "The tough man of the world. The Secret Agent. The man who was only a silhouette." - Ian Fleming, Moonraker (1955).
  • Moore ThanMoore Than EnglandPosts: 3,173MI6 Agent
    Silhouette Man wrote:
    I remember a scene in a non-Bond Moore film where he knifes a woman that he's kissing - uncharacteristically ruthless.

    The scene is from The Sea Wolves, click on the link to watch. Barbara Kellerman plays Mrs. Agnes Cromwell, who tries to kill Roger's character Captain Gavin Stewart, but he turns the knife on her.

    007/ The Sea Wolves
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huO18j4iTGU
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