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#2 Chris Lee , England, 8 points, SILVER
#3 Andermatt, Furka and Glacier, Switzerland, 7 points, SILVER
#4 Claudine Auger, France, 5 points
#5 Gert Frobe, Germany, 4 points
#6 Mount Asgard, Canada, 3 points
#7 Maurice Binder, United States, 2 points
#8 Venice, Italy, 1 point
2- Maurice Binder - 8p
3- Claudine Auger - 7p
4- Christopher Lee - 5p
5- Venice - 4p
6- Mount Asgard - 3p
7- Timothy Dalton - 2p
8- Andermatt, Furka Pass and Rhone Glacier - 1p
1. Timothy Dalton - 10 pts
2. Claudine Auger - 8 pts
3. Maurice Binder - 7 pts
4. Christopher Lee - 5 pts
5. Venice (CR) - 4 pts
6. Mount Asgard (TSWLM) - 3 pts
7. Gert Fröbe - 2 pts
8. Andermatt, Furka Pass and Rhone Glacier (GF) - 1pt
2. Maurice Binder
3. Claudine Auger
4. Christopher Lee
5. Gert Fröbe
6. Venice (CR)
7. Mount Asgard (TSWLM)
8. Andermatt, Furka Pass and Rhone Glacier (GF)
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2. Gert Fröbe
3. Maurice Binder
4. Christopher Lee
5. Claudine Auger
6. Andermatt, Furka Pass and Rhone Glacier (GF)
7. Venice (CR)
8. Mount Asgard (TSWLM)
2. Christopher Lee- Silver- 8 points
3. Maurice Binder- Bronze- 7 points
4. Claudine Auger- 5 points
5. Venice- 4 points
6. Mount Asgard- 3 points
7. Gert Frobe- 2 points
8. Andermatt, Furka Pass and Rhone Glacier- 1 point
2. Venice-8
3. Timothy Dalton-7
4. Gert Forbe-6
5. Mount Asgard-5
6. Andermatt, Furka Pass and Rhone Glacier-4
7. Claudine Auger-3
8. Maurice binder-2
2.) Claudine Auger
3.) Venice
4.) Maurice Binder
5.) Christopher Lee
6.) Gert Fröbe
7.) Mount Asgard
8.) Andermatt, Furka Pass and Rhone Glacier
Oh please. All there is is Goldfinger and locations. Up against one of the best Bonds, Bond girls, Bond locations, the king of Bond themes, and one of the greatest Bond villains that saves his film. Gimme a break.
I don't understand where you are going with or what you mean by this comment. Gert Fröbe is one of the great Bond villains and shouldn't be ranked below a location. How someone can justify a location over a fantastically underrated actor as Fröbe is beyond my comprehension.
Number 1, Gert was only in GF physically, so the voice/dialogue doesn't count towards him, and number 2, when the location is Venice, it definitely outranks Gert/Goldfinger.
Gert Fröbe
Christopher Lee
Maurice Binder
Venice (CR)
Claudine Auger
Andermatt, Furka Pass and Rhone Glacier (GF)
Mount Asgard (TSWLM)
I love Italy. Sue me. Goldfinger had a few good lines but is outranked by many of the other villains, especially in Connery's era where he is seriously outranked.
Anyhoo, here's the latest results...
<font size=3>Event 27: 4 x 007 Relay / Second Leg ~ Results</font>
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So, unsurprisingly, Timbo takes this 'second leg' of the contest with a convincing win (he did actually play James Bond, after all), but maybe surprisingly Chris Lee and Claudine Auger come in in second and fourth place, respectively, ensuring Maurice Binder and Gert Fröbe can only boast respective third and fifth-placed finishes. The locations, more predictably, take up the bottom three places.
As for what that's done for the contest's overall standings, well, thanks to Dalton's efforts, Wales have shot up to a healthy second place, as England consolidate their lead. The two North American nations sit happily - and threateningly - in third and fourth, while the trio of Central European powers are battling it out in fifth, sixth and seventh at present, while the Swiss are already looking dangerously like they're getting left behind.
Only halfway through, though - indeed, the third leg's coming right up, folks...! :)
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... ;)
<i>The competitors:</i>
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 <i>contribution to the cinematic James Bond</i>.
Note: Voting for this first leg of the event should remain open for <i>about 24 hours</i>.
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 (<font color=DarkOrange>Gold</font>) = 10 points
2nd place (<font color=Gray>Silver</font>) = 8 points
3rd place (<font color=SaddleBrown>Bronze</font>) = 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...! :)
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2.) Ted Moore
3.) Desmond Llewelyn
4.) Joseph Wiseman
5.) Ursula Andress
6.) Carole Bouquet
7.) Cortina d'Ampezzo
8.) Willy Bogner
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(SILVER) Richard Maibum (USA) - 8
(BRONZE) Ted Moore (ENG) -7
4. Ursula Andress (SUI) - 5
5. Joseph Wiseman (CAN) - 4
6. Willy Bogner (GER) - 3
7. Carole Bouquet (FRA) - 2
8. Cortina d'Ampezzo (ITA) - 1
#2 Joseph Wiseman, Canada, 8 points
#3 Richard Maibum, United States, 7 points
#4 Ursula Andress, Switzerland, 5 points
#5 Edward Moore, England, 4 points
#6 Willy Bogner, Germany, 3 points
#7 Carole Bouquet, France, 2 points
#8 Cortina d'ampezzo, Italy, 1 point
2. Desmond Llewelyn
3. Ursula Andress
4. Willy Bogner
5. Carole Bouquet
6. Ted Moore
7. Joseph Wiseman
8. Cortina d'Ampezzo
2. Desmond Llewelyn = 8 points
3. Ted Moore = 7 points
4. Ursula Andress = 5 points
5. Willy Bogner = 4 points
6. Joseph Wiseman = 3 points
7. Cortina d'Ampezzo (FYEO) = 2 points
8. Carole Bouquet = 1 point
2- Desmond Llewelyn - 8p
3- Willy Bogner - 7p
4- Ursula Andress - 5p
5- Richard Maibaum - 4p
6- Joseph Wiseman - 3p
7- Cortina d'Ampezzo - 2p
8- Ted Moore - 1p
2. Joseph Wiseman
3. Ursula Andress
4. Richard Maibaum
5. Carole Bouquet
6. Willy Bogner
7. Ted Moore
8. Cortina d'Ampezzo (FYEO)
2. Richard Maibaum - 8 pts
3. Desmond Llewelyn - 7pts
4. Cortina d'Ampezzo (FYEO) - 5 pts
5. Joseph Wiseman - 4 pts
6. Ted Moore - 3 pts
7. Willy Bogner - 2 pts
8. Ursula Andress - 1pt