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RIP
It might be one of those stories that doesn't have a good reputation among fans, but I quite like Invasion Of The Dinosaurs.
"Good grief. It's a Stegosaurus!"
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For a few of his compositions (among others).
My pleasure. It's indeed a marvellous suite.
I was there. It was even better in person. Mr. Benson has done this before, going as far back as the 1994 James Bond convention in Los Angeles.
Gutted.
RIP and thanks for the food memories and laughs,Antonio.
She will be missed.
Update: Seems she already died two days ago at a Munich nursing home.
So sad to hear of the passing of Karin Dor a great Bond girl RIP.
Many years ago in my other life I was lucky enough to have dinner with him and my late friend Keith a simple supper of spaghetti and meatballs with his own sauce which he taught me to make
A lovely gentle man I will miss him greatly RIP Antonio.
By way of tribute this weekend I will make his Bread&Buttter Pudding with Panatone.
I'll watch YOLT and Topaz this evening
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For some reason, I remembered most vividly that slightly sinister, slightly playful stare she shoots at Bond when she is opening the bar in Osato's office. Great stuff.
These recent losses really make one feel the weight of Bond's 50-plus year history.
It could be completely erroneous but I have some vague recollection of someone claiming there was in fact a subtle nod to this scene by Campbell in CR as Vesper rushes through St Marks Square.