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Media journalist: "George Lazenby! What film is it that you have been working on? The rumors are buzzing and we're all itching for a scoop."
George: "George who? Sorry darling, but I must confess that I have never heard of the bloke before. Though I will admit I am overwhelmingly flattered by this instance of mistaken identity. Now, if you all don't mind, I'm off to work yet another shift at the Daily Planet!"
A rare photo of Superman's original suit, moments before accidentally throwing it in the front-loader behind him in with the colours.
For the cast New Year's Eve party at the director's bungalow.
In THIRD PLACE is this from @0BradyM0Bondfanatic7:
George-El: "The 'S' stands for sex."
SECOND PLACE goes to @QBranch with:
A rare photo of Superman's original suit, moments before accidentally throwing it in the front-loader behind him in with the colours.
And the WINNER this week is @Murdock with his brilliant Bond/Supes fusion:
"This Never Happened to the other Kryptonion."
Congrats to @Murdock =D> It's your turn now.
Here's my photo, continuing with Lazenby.
George Lazenby in the prequel to Taffin. "MAYBE YOU SHOULD BE LIVING HERRRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEE!"
George would soon regret suggesting he could catch that bullet between his teeth...
George's unusual and unforgettable warm up routine took everyone by surprise as he began by belting out, "The Hills Are Alive... with the Sound of Music!" - yes, the Julie Andrews musical. No one who witnessed this could ever watch that movie again without vivid flashbacks to George singing, complete with numerous turns as he emulated Julie on that mountaintop.
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The itching powder worked extremely well when sprinkled in George's underwear. It got a better rise out of him than Ms. Rigg had hoped for, actually.
(That was the only kind of rise she wanted from him anyway.) ;)