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Set pictures from FRWL show Ian there in a similar long sleeved slacks get-up with a cane, but the man in the film feels shorter than Ian and his cane looks to be more like a rugged stick used as a makeshift cane than the cane Ian is seem with, which is straight and not gaunt at all. I also think the hair of the man in the shot is too dark for Ian's, which I imagine had grayed at that time considerably.
They looks so similar in dress, but there's elements between them that don't match up, including posture and overall body structure.
http://www.the007dossier.com/007dossier/image.axd?picture=/2014/03/ian-flaming-in-from-russia-with-love-cameo-1080p-x200.jpg
https://jakemcmillan.files.wordpress.com/2011/10/ian-fleming-on-set-from-russia-with-love-7.jpg
I'd like to think it's Ian, but we may never know conclusively.
I spotted on youtube a great interview with Roger filming that scene and Adams was in the clip. That was definitely her in the back.
Standing with the walking stick ?yep ive seen that lots of times and TBF it looks like him....tough to decide...
They certainly are! Like if the guy in the car rental queue behind Steve Martin in Planes Trains and Automobiles really is Elvis Presley!
Or if that really is the ghost of a young boy in Three Men And A Baby...!
But what if EON went in and digitally altered the image to f**k with our heads like we all know they did with Dolly's braces?
I'm more concerned that they've added sounds and distorted some of the title sequences - since when did the YOLT gunbarrel end with a 'whoosh'?!
=))
Lol.
Better than the interminable saga of 'Sam Dandies'?
I've seen better storytellers in primary school captivating the teacher with the tale of how the dog ate their homework.
And this is a bad thing because?
If a film made in 1962 has been restored to make it look better, then why is this a bad thing? The film itself hasn't been changed.
We're also drifting off topic here. Let's get back on track, to what this thread is here for.
Any new things spotted?
No @Benny , it's best state is it's original state. The goal of film restoration is to get the film (including colours) as accurate to the original. It's been restored to look like an original 35mm print would have looked in 1962, at least that's the intention, an original 35mm print is the best quality you'll ever get.
Here
http://www.the007dossier.com/007dossier/post/2016/07/01/James-Bond-in-Glorious-Technicolor
you can see the differences.
Shoot me!
They used the oldest stock possible - they used the original camera negatives.
@tanaka123 GoldenEye HD is defintiely the worst offender for waxface but, the Connery's also suffer from it thruout- Thunderball in particular, And if you watch the unscrubbed and unrestored bluray teaser trailer for TLD you will find more detail in Dalton's face, hair, ocean, everything than the "restored' main feature film so it's not just Goldeneye. Sometimes it's a case of not knowing what you're missing.
Rubbish.