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It was also quite fun to see Connery in a bit part in The Longest Day.
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'I Saw Her Die'-- no clue why it's dubbed as they are clearly speaking english. I have to say, Lazenby looks a bit too skinny in this movie- almost like he was sick or something
"Cromwell" with fellow Bond vets Geoffrey Keen and Charles Gray
"The Rocketeer"
I rewatched it recently, extremely entertaining film. It also has a very good score by Morricone.
Sean Connery in A Fine Madness (1966), Shalako (1968), The Offence (1972) (might be his best acting, either this or The Hill (1965)) and Zardoz (1974) (his strangest!).
George Lazenby in Universal Soldier (1971) (his Easy Rider), Stoner (1974) (great martial arts film!), Saint Jack (1979) (small part, but might be the best role after Bond!), and The Last Harem (1981) (great and rare eurotrash film!).
Roger Moore in Crossplot (1969) (groovy Hitchcock-like thriller!), Street People (1976) (cool Italian thriller set in San Francisco!), Shout At The Devil (1976) (strange adventure film directed by Peter Hunt of O.H.M.S.S. fame!), Wild Geese (1978) (great underrated film!) and the rarely seen Sunday Lovers (1980) (where Moore flexes his comedic side in this eurotrash sex farce!). Also, I do think he's quite funny in his small cameo in Curse of the Pink Panther (1983).
Timothy Dalton in Permission to Kill (1975) (plays a gay secret agent in early Bond-like role!), Channel Solitaire (1981) (is worth checking out if you're a Dalton fan, or fan of the designer), Jane Eyre (1983) (great acting by Dalton in this mini-series!), Hawks (1988) (might be his best non-Bond acting role), and Lie Down with the Lions (1994) (might be the closest thing to a Bond-like role Dalton ever did post Bond).
Pierce Brosnan in Long Good Friday (1980) (his part is small, but the movie is awesome!), Taffin (1988) (not great, but enjoyable), Live Wire (1992) (cheesy but fun), Tailor of Panama (2001) (cool thriller!), The Thomas Crown Affair (1999) (most have seen, but I quite enjoy his version), and Seraphim Falls (2006) (weird but good western. might be his Shalako).
Daniel Craig in Road to Perdition (2002) (effective as creepy villain), Layer Cake (2004) (obviously this film got him the Bond part, but he is good!), and Munich (2005) (my fav non Bond film that he did).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Power_of_One_(film)
You're absolutely right about Grace Jones though- I think they mutually hated each other during filming and once that wrapped, they never looked back!
*Edit- Every now and then The Quest will show up on Netflix-- I have to say, ignoring the beard, Roger looks as good (if not better!) than in AVTAK, over 10 years later!!
I thought the same thing but maybe it was the beard that made him look better.
You sure like the word eurotrash, I'll try not to be offended and you just did a nice post. Zardoz truly is one of the strangest things I have ever seen @-) for a while after I saw it I had dreams that turned into nightmares when Sean Connery showed up dressed in... humm.. whatever that red thing was :-SS
Good call, that's my favourite Dalton film (Bond included). It may be a bit too dark for some (it's about cancer afterall) but I think it's worth seeing for Daltons performance.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0075147/
Roger Moore in The Cannonball Run (1981), he is the only one who did a succesfull parody on 007 in this movie. Also a great cast in this movie.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082136/
And of course Shout at the Devil (1976) where Roger and Lee Marvin are big game hunters in Africa during WOI. ANd also with Barbara Perkins, EON missed this very sexy lady. Well worth watching.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0075214/
The Fourth Protocol (1987) with Pierce Brosnan, in an excellent cold war thriller where he actually plays a convincing baddy with Micheal Caine as the good guy.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093044/
Yes I forgot he was in that! Amazing he goes from a really great good guy in TLD a really evil guy in True Lies
LMAO! I used to watch that movie too. I didn't remember him in that film, so I had to go on Youtube and sure enough he's there!
Here's the video:
If you would have shown me this video before CR came out and told he was the next James Bond, I would have called you a nut!
Crossplot with Rog is a good call, as is The Man Who Haunted Himself. Hawks is another (with Dalton). Quite a sweet film and Dalton does well in it.
I did my best to come up with a few lesser known movies. They are not necessary my favorits but I would sit down to watch tem if they were transmitted on the telly.
It's the Charlie's Angels episode with Dalts. Whoever uploaded it added some music from Kill Bill. It actually sort of fits! Though I'd love to see the real thing too-- I can't tell what he's saying.
I sure with Dalton did more hand to hand in his Bond movies- he obviously could do it well!