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Apparently the very early 20th Century Fox VHS copy had a lengthier scene of Bond being beaten by the guards. I'd like to find it and see if that's true.
There were some inappropriate remarks/language and some more honest somtimes harsher commentary, I think some directed towards Fleming but I don't know for sure as I have not heard them yet before. There is a downloadable version of them on some Bond fansites, but I'd rather wait to listen on the original disc.
DN's violence is more effective.
I'm considering collecting the CBS/Fox VHS collection as I only have a couple of the last VHS releases
Those were my favorites. Two distinctly different transfers of DN in that lot. One was slightly squeezed with a far more worn print. The other looked just like the clips from the Happy Anniversary 007 Roger Moore special.
Those had beautiful and extremely accurate colors.
Wait really? Holy crap! Great fun fact.
The "damn coffee" bit is funny. The crash is very loud in the original mono sound. My friend and I would play that scene over and over just to hear that crash.
Some of those differences is what keeps the series we've watched hundreds of times still interesting. Seeing it as it was seen before I was born, when I was born, and today. I almost want to get an old tube tv now to watch the VHS's on.