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I agree, actually. Makes him look even more menacing.
Definitely for Moonraker, he should have had it.
In the Dark Alley of Rio De Janeiro, I think.
I don't know 100% about that (I always presumed they got along fine). I do know that Bach basically said that the character of Bond was a chauvinist pig shortly after she finished the film. To be fair that's not a million miles away from some of the stuff Diana Rigg said about Bond after she finished OHMSS. I haven't read of her saying anything negative about Moore.
Anyway, great pictures from TSWLM. There are a lot I have never seen before. Love the one with M/Bond/Gogol/Anya in a row behind each other. Looks like an idea from Sir Roger.
Glad so many people are enjoying these as much as I do. There are plenty I haven't seen before, so finding them is something of a treat.
Still plenty more to come from TSWLM.
^Feel the full force of my ankle!
^Little Wet Nellie
"So I broke the seal and...poured on the Tabasco. And it... It burned all my insides. But I didn't die."
Thanks for adding them. :-bd
LOO7K DOWN! Here comes the biggest stunt of them all!
Richard Kiel: Why don't you lift it higher?!
Attack of the Killer Hair (Italian title: Try to Escape and I'll Bite Your Hair)
Moonraker
Playboy (July, 1979) did a behind the scenes look at MOONRAKER, focusing on … well you know.
Wait, does this mean there was a small scale model of the Esprit as well, or is this just a very big set that makes it look small? The bubbles suggest it is a small car.
Yeah, and you can see a hand holding the rig guiding it above for size comparison- it's maybe about 250-300mm long? I assume they needed a small scale one for the model of Atlantis' downstairs bits it had to appear next to. I remember there's a shot in the film of it from the rear where some pretty massive bubbles are coming out and it looks like a much smaller model than the four foot ones used for other sequences.
I think they used two different sizes of model- you can see them filming the larger scale one for the shots where it enters the water above.