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A few more shots to round out the day.
Is it just me or does Connery looking the spitting image of Lazenby in the first picture and then Dalton in the second?
Caught him mid-regeneration.
Enjoy mate...
I love you too dude.
How small is Donald Pleasance?
Donald Pleasance was an odd choice for Blofeld. A wonderful and competent actor.
With his eye makeup and chilling voice, he is the archetypical version of Blofeld.
However, he displayed little menace or threat. But he did convey the very evil character we'd seen in FRWL and TB, who would dispatch of anyone who failed him without any hesitation.
I wish they had given Pleasance a somewhat less OTT scar that they could have carried forward to the actors from OHMSS and DAF. It could have been Blofeld's continuous signature in the films along with the cat.
Yes, I know Fleming wrote Blofeld as a master of physical reinvention but that's never been explored/exploited in the films.
They can with the next era, as they can plan it out better. Blofeld should always be a threat.
On Her Majesty's Secret Service
George posing with the PPK short silencer which is not seen in the film, but would return for DAF publicity shots with Sean - not seen in that film either AFAIK.
I actually agree, always have.
Absolutely; I would not trade the Moore era but one can't wonder what a Lazenby era would have been like. If motivated I think he would have grown into the role nicely; his physicality would definitely been an asset.
And yes, I know, I've said this before.
is finally
James Bond 007
in
Better Late Than Never
Starring
Charlize Theron
as Ruby Bartlett
Nicole Kidman
as Irma Bunt
Daniel Bruhl
as Gunther's Brother
and Al Pacino
as Marc-Ange Draco/Neu-Blofeld
Coming summer 2025
Back in the day he certainly was hard to get used to. However, for many of us, he and everything about the film has changed. For the better. Compared with Moore, GL was much more of a Connery type. I don't believe his looks were bland or stupid; his just wasn't the face we'd seen for five previous films. For me it was Moore who was never convincing. For whatever reason, Brosnan doesn't come to mind when I think of the Bond history, although I've seen all of his films.
GL will always be one of those "what if" stories.
Anyone reckon this guy (Robert Campbell, I believe) looks a little bit like Henry Cavill in The Man from Uncle? I think he's the only one of the five finalists apart from Lazenby who looked the part.
No sitting on laps, but Diana and George are clearly getting on in some of these images.
The much publicized feud on set might've been more overblown than we thought.