The 2012 007 Olympics ~ Final Medal Table

SirHenryLeeChaChing · July 2012

Only 4 of these people deserve a vote. Broccoli and Saltzman get my TB vote, the other 3 are losers and wannabes trying to catch a trend-

1. Albert R Broccoli (DN, FRWL, GF, TB, YOLT, OHMSS, DAF, LALD, TMWTGG, TSWLM, MR, FYEO, OP, AVTAK, TLD, LTK)
2. Harry Saltzman (DN, FRWL, GF, TB, YOLT, OHMSS, DAF, LALD and TMWTGG)
3. Michael G Wilson (AVTAK, TLD, LTK, GE, TND, TWINE, DAD, CR, QOS)
4. Barbara Broccoli (GE, TND, TWINE, DAD, CR, QOS)

Samuel001 · July 2012

1.

Albert R Broccoli - 10 points
2.

Harry Saltzman - 8 points
3.

Michael G Wilson - 7 points
4.

Barbara Broccoli - 5 points
5.

Kevin McClory - 4 points
6.

Jack Schwartzman - 3 points
7.

Charles K Feldman - 2 points

00Beast · July 2012

1. Albert R. Broccoli- Gold- 10 points
2. Harry Saltzman- Silver- 8 points
3. Michael G. Wilson- Bronze- 7 points
4. Barbara Broccoli- 5 points
5. Jack Schwartzman- 4 points
6. Kevin McClory- 3 points
7. Charles K. Feldman- 2 points

CommanderRoss · July 2012

SirHenryLeeChaChing wrote:

Only 4 of these people deserve a vote. Broccoli and Saltzman get my TB vote, the other 3 are losers and wannabes trying to catch a trend-

1. Albert R Broccoli (DN, FRWL, GF, TB, YOLT, OHMSS, DAF, LALD, TMWTGG, TSWLM, MR, FYEO, OP, AVTAK, TLD, LTK)
2. Harry Saltzman (DN, FRWL, GF, TB, YOLT, OHMSS, DAF, LALD and TMWTGG)
3. Michael G Wilson (AVTAK, TLD, LTK, GE, TND, TWINE, DAD, CR, QOS)
4. Barbara Broccoli (GE, TND, TWINE, DAD, CR, QOS)

I completely agree with Sir Henry on this one, so I'll have the same if you please St. George.

Emilio · July 2012

CommanderRoss wrote:

SirHenryLeeChaChing wrote:

Only 4 of these people deserve a vote. Broccoli and Saltzman get my TB vote, the other 3 are losers and wannabes trying to catch a trend-

1. Albert R Broccoli (DN, FRWL, GF, TB, YOLT, OHMSS, DAF, LALD, TMWTGG, TSWLM, MR, FYEO, OP, AVTAK, TLD, LTK)
2. Harry Saltzman (DN, FRWL, GF, TB, YOLT, OHMSS, DAF, LALD and TMWTGG)
3. Michael G Wilson (AVTAK, TLD, LTK, GE, TND, TWINE, DAD, CR, QOS)
4. Barbara Broccoli (GE, TND, TWINE, DAD, CR, QOS)

I completely agree with Sir Henry on this one, so I'll have the same if you please St. George.

same here...

St_George · July 2012

All right, folks, I know this week's contest is hardly the sexiest or most exciting, but it is arguably one of the important ones and will come to a close either later today or over the weekend, so do get your votes in if haven't already done so, won't you...? :)

PrinceKamalKhan · July 2012

001) Albert R Broccoli (USA) - 10 points
002) Harry Saltzman (CAN) - 8 points
003) Michael G Wilson (USA) - 7 points
004) Kevin McClory (IRE) - 5 points
005) Charles K Feldman (USA) - 4 points
006) Jack Schwartzman (USA) - 3 points

CommanderRoss · July 2012

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slyfox · July 2012

1.

Albert R Broccoli (DN, FRWL, GF, TB, YOLT, OHMSS, DAF, LALD, TMWTGG, TSWLM, MR, FYEO, OP, AVTAK, TLD, LTK)
2.

Harry Saltzman (DN, FRWL, GF, TB, YOLT, OHMSS, DAF, LALD and TMWTGG)
3.

Michael G Wilson (AVTAK, TLD, LTK, GE, TND, TWINE, DAD, CR, QOS)

4.

Barbara Broccoli (GE, TND, TWINE, DAD, CR, QOS)
5.

Kevin McClory (TB)
6.

Jack Schwartzman (NSNA)
7.

Charles K Feldman (CR '67)

0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 · July 2012

1.) Albert R Broccoli
2.) Harry Saltzman
3.) Michael G Wilson
4.) Barbara Broccoli
5.) Kevin McClory
6.) Jack Schwartzman
7.) Charles K Feldman

St_George · July 2012

Hokerly-dokerly, time to bring down the curtain on our penultimate contest, peeps...

Event 26: Producers ~ Results

1.

Albert R Broccoli = 120 points [10 points]
2.

Harry Saltzman = 96 points [8 points]
3.

Michael G Wilson = 84 points [7 points]
4.

Barbara Broccoli = 55 points [5 points]
5.

Kevin McClory = 36 points [4 points]
6.

Jack Schwartzman = 28 points [3 points]
7.

Charles K Feldman = 20 points [2 points]

Right, so rather a rudimentary set of results this week. Yup, it was pretty much entirely predictable, but as these are arguably the most important of all peeps in the history of the cinematic Bond, it's also damned important for them to compete - and be honoured - in this tournament.

And, rightly so, the most honoured of 'em all is the man, the legend, the late Albert R Broccoli - he fittingly takes the last regular gold of the entire contest. Joining him on the podium, again rightly so, is his partner of so many years and so many flicks, Harry Saltzman, while his son-in-law and one-time partner Michael G Wilson takes the bronze.

Not far behind the top three is Babs Broccoli in fourth, making it a near total family affair at the top, while the controversial non-Eon producers Kevin McClory, Jack Schwartzman and Charles K Feldman have to settle for fifth, sixth and seventh respectively.

Medal Table
After Event 26/27
______________________.G___S__B_4th 5th 6th 7th 8th Total
1. -

England________11__8__8__5__9___6__9__7__334 pts
2. -

United States___.4___3__5__7__5___7__5__6_.191 pts
3. -

Italy___________.3___2__1__4__1___0__1_.0__79 pts
4. -

France_________.2___1__3__2__0___4__2__1_.76 pts
5. -

Canada________.0___3__1__1__1___0__0__0__40 pts
= -

Germany______...1___1__1__2__0___1__1__0_.40 pts
7. -

Wales_________..1___1__0__1__0___0__3__0__29 pts
8. -

Switzerland_____1___0__1__0__0___1__1__0__22 pts
9. -

Sweden________.0___2__0__0__1___0__0__1__21 pts
10.

Scotland______...1___0__0__0__1___0__0__2_.16 pts
11.

Ireland_________0___0__1__0__2___0__0__0__15 pts
12.

Denmark_______0___1__0__1__0___0__0__0_.13 pts
13.

Japan__________.0___0__1__0__1___0__0__1__12 pts
= -.

Poland________..0___1__0__0__0___1__0__1_.12 pts
15.

Brazil__________.1___0__0__0__0___0__0__0_.10 pts
= -.

Mexico_________1___0__0__0__0___0__0__0_.10 pts
= -.[img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/10/Flag_of_the_Netherlands.svg/22px-Flag_of_the Netherlands.svg.png[/img] Netherlands_____0___0__1__0__0___1__0__0_.10 pts
18.

Austria_________.0___0__0__0__1___1__0__1___8 pts
= _

The Bahamas____.0___1__0__0__0___0__0__0__.8 pts
= -.

Greece__________0___1__0__0__0___0__0__0__.8 pts
= -.

South Korea_____0___1__0__0__0___0__0__0__.8 pts
22.

India___________.0___0__1__0__0___0__0__0__7 pts
= -.

Israel___________0___0__1__0__0___0__0__0__7 pts
= -.

New Zealand____0___0__1__0__0___0__0__0__7 pts
25.

Russia_________..0___0__0__1__0___0__0__0__5 pts
= -.

Thailand_______.0___0__0__1__0___0__0__0__5 pts
= -.

Turkey________..0___0__0__1__0___0__0__0__5 pts
28.

Egypt__________.0___0__0__0__1___0__0__0__4 pts
= -.

Gibraltar________0___0__0__0__1___0__0__0__4 pts
= -.

Jamaica________.0___0__0__0__1___0__0__0_..4 pts
= -.

Puerto Rico_____.0___0__0__0__1___0__0__0_..4 pts
32..

Australia_______.0___0__0__0__0___1__0__0__3 pts
= _

Chile___________.0___0__0__0__0___1__0__0__3 pts
= _

Nicaragua_______0___0__0__0__0___1__0__0__3 pts
= _

Ukraine_________0___0__0__0__0___1__0__0__3 pts
36.

China__________.0___0__0__0__0___0__1__0__2 pts
= _

Monaco________..0___0__0__0__0___0__1__0__2 pts
= _

Portugal________..0___0__0__0__0___0__1__0__2 pts
39.

Czech Republic__0___0__0__0__0___0__0__1__1 pt
= _

Malaysia________.0___0__0__0__0___0__0__1__1 pt
= _

Morocco________.0___0__0__0__0___0__0__1__1 pt

Yes, it was the United States' week this week, all right, taking as it did first, third, fourth, sixth and seventh place (that's 27 of the total 39 points on offer) and confirming it's utterly deserving of that second place on board it secured long, long ago.

But spare a thought too for that plucky little island, er, Ireland, which with its oh-so valuable four points gained here leaps three places up to an excellent eleventh place in the table. And, not to be overlooked either, Canada is now level on points with Germany in fifth place thanks to its silver from this contest (its third of the tournament).

But just who will secure that fifth place between the Canucks and the Teutonics? And what of that tussle for third between the Italians and the French that seems to have gone on all tournament? Well, all will be decided in Event 27 - the final event - which is coming right up, folks...! :)

Samuel001 · July 2012

Looking forward to this, one final time. I have no idea what a '007 Relay' is, so I'm glad you'll be on hand @St_George, to explain.

St_George · July 2012

All right, here it is, folks... the Olympics may have 26 sports, but The 2012 007 Olympics has 27. Oh yes, we're going one better, peeps. And bigger and better than any previous contest this last of the tournament certainly will be, for it is...

... yes, as the Olympics traditionally comes to a close with one of its 'blue ribband' events the 4x100m Relay and/ or the 4x400m Relay, we're closing ours with the 4x007 Relay. But what's that, I hear you all ask...?

Well, it features the top eight nations in the Medal Table (which is why I've been banging on recently about why it's so important for those in the running to finish in eighth place or better for this event ;) ), each of which will compete against the other as teams of four competitors. These four competitors will be those who have performed the best for their respective nations - that is, those who've either won medals or the 'best colour' medal or whose (if many have won a gold medal) have accrued the highest percentage of total number of votes possible in their individual contests.

Then, as in a real relay race, one competitor from each nation will compete against a competitor from each other nation in a 'leg of the race', before 'passing the baton' on to the next competitor in their team who does the same, and the next does the same and the next does the same. All of which means there'll be four legs in total, after the last of which the result of the contest will be known.

It may well sound a little complicated, but don't worry, in practice it'll be simple as pie. Honest... ;)

The competitors:

Of the four competitors representing each nation, the fourth best will 'race on the first leg' (the first quarter of the contest), the third best on the second, the second best on the third and the very best on the 'anchor leg':

* Percentage of total possible number of votes accrued

England
1. Aston Martin DB5 G [95%*]
2. Christopher Lee G [97%*]
3. Ted Moore G [97%*]
4. John Barry G [100%*]

United States
1. Robert Davi G [80%*]
2. Maurice Binder G [100%*]
3. Richard Maibaum G [100%*]
4. Albert R Broccoli G [100%*]

Italy
1. Lakes Como and Garda (CR/ QOS) S [52%*]
2. Venice (CR) G [59%*]
3. Cortina d'Ampezzo (FYEO) G [63%*]
4. Luciana Paluzzi G [79%*]

France
1. Louis Jourdan [80%*] B
2. Claudine Auger S
3. Carole Bouquet G [64%*]
4. Eva Green G [67%*]

Canada
1. Lois Maxwell B
2. Mount Asgard S [53%*]
3. Joseph Wiseman S [61%*]
4. Harry Saltzman S [80%*]

Germany
1. Curt Jurgens [4th place/ 52%*]
2. Gert Fröbe B
3. Willy Bogner S
4. Ken Adam G

Wales
1. Roald Dahl [7th place/ 35%*]
2. Timothy Dalton [4th place]
3. Desmond Llewelyn S
4. Shirley Bassey G

Switzerland
1. Marc Forster [7th place]
2. Andermatt, Furka Pass and Rhone Glacier (GF) [6th place]
3. Ursula Andress B
4. Piz Gloria, Grindewald, Murren-Schilthorn and Bern (OHMSS) G

And, here we go then - here's this first leg's competitors...

Aston Martin DB5

Robert Davi

Lakes Como and Garda

Louis Jourdan

Lois Maxwell

Curt Jurgens

Roald Dahl

Marc Forster

So, the task is simple... please arrange the eight competitors above into your favoured ordering - first to last (greatest to least) in terms of their contribution to the cinematic James Bond.

Note: Voting for this first leg of the event should remain open for about 24 hours.

Oh, and just a reminder - when you do vote, please vote in this manner, chaps (as outlined in the thread's opening post); makes it a hell of a lot easier for me when I'm totting up the totals... ;)

1st place (Gold) = 10 points
2nd place (Silver) = 8 points
3rd place (Bronze) = 7 points
4th place = 5 points
5th place = 4 points
6th place = 3 points
7th place = 2 points

Over to you, folks - get voting...! :)

St_George · July 2012

Here's my votes, folks...

1.

Aston Martin DB5 = 10 points
2.

Lois Maxwell = 8 points
3.

Roald Dahl = 7 points
4.

Marc Forster = 5 points
5.

Lakes Como and Garda = 4 points
6.

Louis Jourdan = 3 points
7.

Curt Jurgens = 2 points
8.

Robert Davi = 1 point

And remember: voting for the first leg of this event should remain open for about 24 hours.

So get 'em in quick, peeps...! :)

SaintMark · July 2012

1- Aston Martin DB5 - 10p
2- Lois Maxwell - 8p
3- Roald Dahl - 7p

4- Louis Jourdan - 5p
5- Curt Jurgens - 4p
6- Robert Davi - 3p
7- Lakes Como and Garda - 2p
8- Marc Forster - 1p

Consider it amended, matey.

St_George · July 2012

Thanks for voting, @SaintMark, but if you read my above post again you'll find your supposed to vote in this 'first leg' of this contest on the eight competitors I have.

By all means amend your vote, thanks, matey...! :)

0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 · July 2012

1.) Aston Martin DB5
2.) Lois Maxwell
3.) Robert Davi
4.) Lakes Como and Garda
5.) Roald Dahl
6.) Marc Forster
7.) Curt Jurgens
8.) Louis Jourdan

Samuel001 · July 2012

1.

Aston Martin DB5 - 10 points
2.

Lois Maxwell - 8 points
3.

Robert Davi - 7 points
4.

Louis Jourdan - 5 points
5.

Marc Forster - 4 points
6.

Lakes Como and Garda - 3 points
7.

Roald Dahl - 2 points
8.

Curt Jurgens - 1 point

PrinceKamalKhan · July 2012

001)

Aston Martin DB5 = 10 points
002)

Lois Maxwell = 8 points
003)

Louis Jourdan = 7 points
004)

Lakes Como and Garda = 5 points
005)

Robert Davi = 4 point
006)

Roald Dahl =3 points
007)

Curt Jurgens = 2 points
008)

Marc Forster = 1 point

Kerim · July 2012

(GOLD) Lois Maxwell (CAN) - 10
(SILVER) Astin Martin DB5 (ENG) - 8
(BRONZE) Robert Davi (USA) - 7
4. Louis Jordan (FRA) - 5
5. Marc Foster (SUI) - 4
6. Curt Jurgens (GER) - 3
7. Robert Dahl (WAL) - 2
8. Lakes Como and Garda (ITA) - 1

LAWNMOWERMAN · July 2012

1> Lois Maxwell = 10 points

2>

Aston Martin DB5 = 8 points

3>

Robert Davi = 7 points

4>

Louis Jourdan = 5 points
5>

Roald Dahl = 4 points
6>

Marc Forster = 3 points
7>

Lakes Como and Garda = 2 points
8>

Curt Jurgens = 1 point

royale65 · July 2012

1. Aston Martin DB5 – 10pts
2. Lois Maxwell – 8
3. Curt Jurgens – 7
4. Roald Dahl – 5
5. Robert Davi – 4
6. Louis Jourdan – 3
7. Lakes Como and Garda – 2
8. Marc Forster – 1

Very novel @St_George, good show!

Emilio · July 2012

1st place (Gold) = 10 points John Barry
2nd place (Silver) = 8 points Ken Adam
3rd place (Bronze) = 7 points Albert R Broccoli
4th place = 5 points Desmond Llewelyn
5th place = 4 points Luciana Paluzzi
6th place = 3 points Piz Gloria, Grindewald, Murren-Schilthorn and Bern (OHMSS)
7th place = 2 points Claudine Auger

SirHenryLeeChaChing · July 2012

1. Aston Martin DB5
2. Robert Davi
3. Lois Maxwell
4. Curt Jurgens
5. Lakes Como and Garda
6. Marc Forster
7. Roald Dahl
8. Louis Jourdan

CommanderRoss · July 2012

@St. George, fantastic! you've found a way to keep this going even longer! Hurray!
but you've forgotten to put nr. 8 on the boards as a voting possibility..

1st place (Gold) = 10 points

Lois Maxwell
2nd place (Silver) = 8 points

Aston Martin DB5
3rd place (Bronze) = 7 points

Lakes Como and Garda
4th place = 5 points

Marc Forster
5th place = 4 points

Louis Jourdan
6th place = 3 points

Robert Davi
7th place = 2 points

Roald Dahl
8th place = 1 point

Curt Jurgens

St_George · July 2012

So then, folks, I said this first leg would only remain for around 24 hours and my word is, well, my Bond... ;)

Event 27: 4 x 007 Relay / First Leg ~ Results

1.

Aston Martin DB5 = 94 points
2.

Lois Maxwell = 85 points
3.

Robert Davi = 51 points
4.

Louis Jourdan = 39 points
5.

Roald Dahl = 38 points
6.

Lakes Como and Garda = 35 points
7.

Marc Forster = 30 points
8.

Curt Jurgens = 28 points

So, quel surprise, England lead this final event after its 'first leg' with Canada showing some fine form in second and their North American neighbours the United States in third. No surprise surely that the DB5 and Lois Maxwell - two utter legends of Bondom - have got their nations off to a great start, but perhaps something of a surprise that Robert Davi overcame Louis Jourdan, Roald Dahl and the Lakes Como and Garda to keep the Yanks ahead of French, Welsh and the Italians. At least so far...

The second leg of Event 27 coming right up, folks...! :)

St_George · July 2012

And on we go then, chaps, with....

... yes, as the Olympics traditionally comes to a close with one of its 'blue ribband' events the 4x100m Relay and/ or the 4x400m Relay, we're closing ours with the 4x007 Relay. But what's that, I hear you all ask...?

Well, it features the top eight nations in the Medal Table (which is why I've been banging on recently about why it's so important for those in the running to finish in eighth place or better for this event ;) ), each of which will compete against the other as teams of four competitors. These four competitors will be those who have performed the best for their respective nations - that is, those who've either won medals or the 'best colour' medal or whose (if many have won a gold medal) have accrued the highest percentage of total number of votes possible in their individual contests.

Then, as in a real relay race, one competitor from each nation will compete against a competitor from each other nation in a 'leg of the race', before 'passing the baton' on to the next competitor in their team who does the same, and the next does the same and the next does the same. All of which means there'll be four legs in total, after the last of which the result of the contest will be known.

It may well sound a little complicated, but don't worry, in practice it'll be simple as pie. Honest... ;)

The competitors:

Christopher Lee

Maurice Binder

Venice (CR)

Claudine Auger

Mount Asgard (TSWLM)

Gert Fröbe

Timothy Dalton

Andermatt, Furka Pass and Rhone Glacier (GF)

So, the task is simple... please arrange the eight competitors above into your favoured ordering - first to last (greatest to least) in terms of their contribution to the cinematic James Bond.

Note: Voting for this first leg of the event should remain open for about 24 hours.

Oh, and just a reminder - when you do vote, please vote in this manner, chaps (as outlined in the thread's opening post); makes it a hell of a lot easier for me when I'm totting up the totals... ;)

1st place (Gold) = 10 points
2nd place (Silver) = 8 points
3rd place (Bronze) = 7 points
4th place = 5 points
5th place = 4 points
6th place = 3 points
7th place = 2 points
8th place = 1 points

Over to you, folks - get voting...! :)

St_George · July 2012

1.

Maurice Binder = 10 points
2.

Mount Asgard (TSWLM) = 8 points
3.

Gert Fröbe = 7 points
4.

Christopher Lee = 5 points
5.

Timothy Dalton = 4 points
6.

Venice (CR) = 3 points
7.

Andermatt, Furka Pass and Rhone Glacier (GF) = 2 points
8.

Claudine Auger = 1 point

Samuel001 · July 2012

1.

Timothy Dalton - 10 points
2.

Maurice Binder - 8 points
3.

Mount Asgard (TSWLM) - 7 points
4.

Gert Fröbe - 5 points
5.

Christopher Lee - 4 points
6.

Venice (CR) - 3 points
7.

Claudine Auger - 2 points
8.

Andermatt, Furka Pass and Rhone Glacier (GF) - 1 point

Kerim · July 2012

(GOLD) Timothy Dalton (WAL) - 10
(SILVER) Christopher Lee (ENG) - 8
(BRONZE) Claudine Auger (FRA) - 7
4. Venice (ITA) - 5
5. Maurice Binder (USA) - 4
6. Mount Asgard (CAN) - 3
7. Gert Forbe (GER) - 2
8. Andermatt, Furka Pass and Rhone Glacier (SUI) - 1

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