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Met him 5 yrs ago in Lon , like Rigg he obly did 1 con , he certainly was low key and modest , no "celebrity , look at me , im a STAR !" attitude.
Only after he sgd the Mego did he notice it already said Drax on the box , he he
Between signings he was sipping coffee , laidback
I saw OHMSS , MR & LTK in cinema less than a yr ago , now Rigg and Lonsdale are gone....hopefully mr Davi will have many yrs to come
Michael really did have an impressive output in Film, 89 is a good age I am in my mid 40's and many of the people I saw in film and TV when I was young are passing, I always choose to celebrate a persons life.
ONE BIG STEP FOR BOND VILLAINY – One of 007’s greatest foes takes his final shuttle to the stars...
Cool design, @CatchingBullets! And a very fitting tribute to Michael Lonsdale. I very much appreciate your work as a MR fan.
Thanks for that post @CatchingBullets.
BTW: The space station from Moonraker was design by Harry Lange (1930 - 2008). Lange worked at NASA before moving into film design in the mid-1960s. His major credits include the first three Star Wars movies, “Superman II” as well as “2OO1: A Space Odyssey.”
To think all three of the men in this picture are now deceased. Richard Kiel looks like he's having fun playfully "strangling" Roger Moore in front of Michael Lonsdale.
It is a great photo always liked it. Alas many from that era have passed on. All three of them in the photo are immortalised that's for sure.
I must admit I never thought of Michael Lonsdale being taller than Roger Moore, as it seems from this photo.
He also makes a brief but very memorable appearance in Luis Buñuel's The Phantom of Liberty. It involves assless pants...
There is an excellent summary of Ms. Nolan’s career by Edgar Wright on his twitter account. While her film/TV career extended beyond the bit roles in “Goldfinger” and “A Hard Day’s Night”, she’ll be forever fixed in my thoughts for those two films.
RIP.
I forgot she was in both of those 1964 classics. Do you recall what other actor was in both?
The "Le Cercle" scene in AHDN also has a Bond connection (see Dr. No). Another item: Ms. Nolan also had roles in "Steptoe and Son", which also starred "Paul's Grandfather -
Wilfrid Brambell.
I saw a post on this last week on Facebook, but it turned out to be false.
Edit - That’s bizarre, last week there was a false claim of her passing. Though this week sadly it appears to be true. A small but memorable role in Goldfinger, and of course. The golden girl in the opening credits.
RIP Margaret Nolan
Great photo with Sir Roger (from The Saint)
She also made some memorable appearance in the Carry On films.
RIP Margaret Nolan
Edgar Wright has been working with her recently and knew her personally so he's unlikely to be mistaken.