...private individuals who share our aim. There are just one or two formalities...
(The pics I've been posting today are from a film called "Woman Of Straw", which Connery made straight after FRWL. He wears a very Bond-like wardrobe in it, and the white dinner jacket is the same one he wore in GF.)
("The Cannonball Run", in which Roger Moore plays a guy called Seymour Goldfarb who thinks he's Roger Moore- Bond wardrobe, Aston Martin, etc. Cubby was not pleased, leading to clauses in future Bond actors' contracts preventing them from doing likewise- which caused Brozza some grief while shooting "The Thomas Crown Affair".)
(Street People. Moore wore the same safari sports jacket he wore in Spy, not pictured here.)
(Is this it, DP?
I'm not a clothes person (as Bride Of Barbel will testify), Matt S would know!)
(Yes, that's how I found out that movie even existed; through Matt's website. You're talking about the forbiddance of wearing dinner suits in other movies? True about Thomas Crown Affair but I think it was *white* tie in the movie, untied CR style, lessening its impact.)
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(The pics I've been posting today are from a film called "Woman Of Straw", which Connery made straight after FRWL. He wears a very Bond-like wardrobe in it, and the white dinner jacket is the same one he wore in GF.)
(Another classic Connery film with a Bond-like wardrobe :007) )
(Street People. Moore wore the same safari sports jacket he wore in Spy, not pictured here.)
("The Cannonball Run", in which Roger Moore plays a guy called Seymour Goldfarb who thinks he's Roger Moore- Bond wardrobe, Aston Martin, etc. Cubby was not pleased, leading to clauses in future Bond actors' contracts preventing them from doing likewise- which caused Brozza some grief while shooting "The Thomas Crown Affair".)
(Is this it, DP?
I'm not a clothes person (as Bride Of Barbel will testify), Matt S would know!)
Voila, the receipt.
"But I expect you were too young to be at that tasting."
I don't suppose you find it funny in the field.
Yes, I knew you'd hate it.
I could learn to like it- if I had the time.
(Is that photo from one of your gigs, Barbel?)
(Sadly, it's more like this