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She got everything correct in the film (before losing her virginity) and Kananga clearly used her tarot reading a lot, so it's difficult to see a rational explanation for her powers
This is something which actually bothers me every time I watch LALD. Has anybody got any rational explanation for this?
(I know Oddjobs_hat was banned, but for once his post was an interesting one)
The title was Fleming s. The script had other working titles.
For more on this most interesting of questions see me thread on the Community here:
http://www.mi6community.com/index.php?p=/discussion/12765/why-is-there-the-fakery-of-the-occult-in-live-and-let-die-1973/
Feel free, of course, to contribute to the debate there!
Of course she did. LALD has many supernatural influences. E.g. Baron Samedi surviving because he is the man who cannot die. There is no rational explanation. That is just part of LALD. It does not bother me at all.
Bit like Burma/Myammar or Rangoon/Yangon.
My understanding is that some there do still refer to it as Saigon, but regardless, I think there may have been a bit of pandering, like 'station break' etc.
Is there really ever any rational explanation for Tarot? It's all part of the occult stuff in LALD as has been noted by others. Those who believe in it, believe in it completely and ascribe powers to it.
I'll check NOW :)
It's not in the end titles which is strange.
A real mystery. And I like to solve mysteries :D
I was able to locate the former in youtube and it doesn't sound like it, so it might be "10" which can't be found anywhere. I'm not sure if Burlingame is correct on this though, because the scene in the film sounds like a woman singing.
There is also "Regresa" by Jaime Cuadra, which plays during the Green Planet event.
I speak Spanish, Italian and Portuguese.
I'll try to understand what she's singing. It's only in the background on a lot of surrounding noise...
Well if someone fluent in Spanish has no idea, I suppose I'll never find out.