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Officer: Alright, Mr. Bond, please explain what happened.
Bond: Officer, I was just trying to use my tire slasher to stop this other car, because the woman had tried to shoot me with a sniper rifle, but I forgot to pay attention to the road. Or maybe she was trying to shoot Goldfinger, I'm not sure. Anyway, I need to get to Auric Enterprises as soon as possible. I've been sent by my government to spy on their smuggling activities.
Officer: I hate this job.
The Q Branch staff were known to take the DB5
out for a spin, usually with devastating results.
(On a positive note, they were the exact group
of folk qualified to put it back together again.)
Street light: "Hey, I have permit to be here if I want. If you could just give me a sec to find it. It's got to be in my other pair of pants. I swear I have it somewhere..."
The electromagnet-disguised-as-streetlamp
from Q Branch was a big success.
Despite its unfortunate first use...
007 to Q: Well, technically it IS still in one piece.
A dramatic outburst, but James still didn't get an assigned parking spot.
.
A small note on the seat read:
AND YOU CAN
FIND THE KEYS
AT THE BOTTOM
OF THE TIBER!!!
Signed,
009
When 007's Controllers back at Headquarters commanded
"TURN LEFT!"
... it turns out, they meant his other left.
@mattjoes with a likely scenario.
Goldfinger: "No, no, Mr. Bond, it was a little more like this."
Oddjob: "Can it never just be a normal game of golf?"
Goldfinger Deleted Scene: "Strict rules of ballet, Mr Bond!"
Pronounced "UHH-UHH!", of course.
The planned Blake Edwards version of GF never got off the ground.
With From Russia With Love and every novel after,
writer Ian Fleming sought ways to kill off the Bond character.
In an early draft of the Goldfinger book, that meant
death by fencing on the golf course. And a coup de grâce
delivered by Oddjob appropriately with a 7-iron.
[Pictured: dramatic recreation during the filming of GF.]
The afternoon Connery and Fröbe punked director Hamilton
by pretending to be on LSD was a hoot.
[Though professional to the end, Harold Sakata objected.]
Naturally ;)