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DaltonCraig007

@boldfinger Matt Damon and Christian Bale take control of their interview. ;-)

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Fun interview.

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PrinceKamalKhan

The very 1st episode of The Saint which initially aired on October 4, 1962( just 3 days before Dr. No had its world premiere). Sir Rog's guest leading lady for the episode is none other than the golden girl herself Miss Shirley Eaton:

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00Agent

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Ian Fleming: Where Bond Began presented by Joanna Lumley

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Oh no! So NTTD is a disaster after all!

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2001 - The Making of a Myth

Narrated by James Cameron, featuring Arthur C. Clarke

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FrancescaSimpson

0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: »

PrinceKamalKhan wrote:

Great historical epic "Eastern" that I believe was the last film JFK saw in the White House:



I believe the subtitles are in Portuguese.

Actually, that last film is widely believed to be our very own From Russia With Love. It was released in the UK on October 10, of '63, which gave the president more than enough time to have a screening of it before his death a little over a month afterwards. Not to mention that he was the only reason to go FRWL IS the second Bond film.

Sommer (especially) & Koscina shoudl have been Bond Girls. They could have been the female Wint & Kidd. Which is pretty much what they were in DTTM.

By the way, if there are any other Sommer fans out there (other than myself), you should try and pick up the latest issue (#90) of DVD And Blu Ray World, as it features a several page article on the career of Elke Sommer. Some nice pics are included, of course.

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Tracy

(JFK prolly never saw FRWL , it did not premiere until May '64 in US ?)

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JamesCraig

There's insane.

And then there's Klaus Kinski.

PrinceKamalKhan

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Two awesome films

RichardTheBruce

Known as 3/11 there. Believe it or not I was living near Tokyo when the very long in duration earthquake occurred. It was a Friday afternoon, we were still in office. Turning on the television we watched the tsunami wash the structures off the landscape, it was surreal not seeing much any human life but knowing it was there. I contributed in a very brief effort north of Fukushima on site at Sendai Airport, to help restore flight operations. Some families evacuated due to concerns for aftershocks and potential radiation that never developed into a threat.

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