Golrush007 wrote: Charmed & Dangerous wrote: Barbel wrote: Sir Donald = Colonel Smithers from GF, more of this film channelling GF (we've already heard Shirley Bassey) And Roger's boss in The Persuaders... The actor Laurence Naismith also had an amusing role as a moaning poultry farmer in The Dam Busters, one of my all time favourites.
Charmed & Dangerous wrote: Barbel wrote: Sir Donald = Colonel Smithers from GF, more of this film channelling GF (we've already heard Shirley Bassey) And Roger's boss in The Persuaders...
Barbel wrote: Sir Donald = Colonel Smithers from GF, more of this film channelling GF (we've already heard Shirley Bassey)
CoolHandBond wrote: I find Wint & Kidd weak
Barbel wrote: A brief Moneypenny cameo
Barbel wrote: Music “Bond To Holland” uses the Bond Theme
Number24 wrote: The opening meeting with Bond is perhaps Tiffany Case's best scene.
Barbel wrote: CoolHandBond wrote: I find Wint & Kidd weak They're much more frightening in the novel- it was Guy Hamilton's idea to camp them up
Number24 wrote: I'fd like to see Moneypenny in situations like this in hte future.
Charmed & Dangerous wrote: Number24 wrote: I'fd like to see Moneypenny in situations like this in hte future. I'd like to see MoneyPenny in outfits like Tiffany's in future.
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Oh that was him! Very well played.
They're much more frightening in the novel- it was Guy Hamilton's idea to camp them up
Moneypenny out of the office. I do enjoy this cameo a lot. Certainly a lot better than the pitiful parts she was given in the likes of TSWLM and MR.
I love Barry's scoring of the Amstel part.
And very much from Fleming
The concept is great. Sadly could not be these days, not without extensive re writing!
I'd like to see MoneyPenny in outfits like Tiffany's in future.
(Love the Aston Martin gag in the background)