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1. When is a Ford not a Ford?
2. It looks like Gustav Graves has been showing off again.
3. Why the long faces?
4. I use a word more commonly heard from a magician.
5. I seem oblivious to the commotion around me.
6. Oh for goodness sake decide!
Incorrect:
Tiffany Case
Dominic Derval / Angelo Palazzi
Gas station attendant (OP)
Henry Gupta
Christmas Jones
Nick Nack
R
Raoul
Sword Swallower (OP)
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1. When is a Ford not a Ford?
2. It looks like Gustav Graves has been showing off again.
3. Why the long faces?
4. I use a word more commonly heard from a magician.
5. I seem oblivious to the commotion around me.
6. Oh for goodness sake decide!
7. The atmosphere here is changing, in a way that could famously cause problems for Cubby Broccoli.
8. What I say doesn't need to be translated; everybody understands.
Incorrect:
Tiffany Case
Diamond Expert (DAD)
Dominic Derval / Angelo Palazzi
Francisco the Fearless
Gas station attendant (OP)
Henry Gupta
Christmas Jones
Nick Nack
R
Raoul
Sword Swallower (OP)
Not actually sure who you mean (it's been a while since I watched it).
I needed clarification because there is a different bus/coach driver in another scene who gets into an argument with the car full of henchman (before one of them fires a gun out the window and the driver hastily retreats). Of course I lied - I watched the film last night ;)
Clues:
1. When is a Ford not a Ford?
When you're in Cortina!
2. It looks like Gustav Graves has been showing off again.
There are many snow and ice sculptures around, including a palace.
3. Why the long faces?
The classic horse joke, and Bond and Melina's serious nature.
4. I use a word more commonly heard from a magician.
"Presto!" to the horses when he wants to get the argumentative journey over.
5. I seem oblivious to the commotion around me.
The motorcycle thug through the shop window, police cars with sirens wailing, etc.
6. Oh for goodness sake decide!
The comical stop-start instructions from Bond and Melina.
7. The atmosphere here is changing, in a way that could famously cause problems for Cubby Broccoli.
Bond and Melina warm to each other. Cubby's autobiography was When The Snow Melts, a reference to filming scenes such as this where they had to ship hundreds of tons of snow into Cortina.
8. What I say doesn't need to be translated; everybody understands.
Amore! requires no explanation.
Well done Mr B, it's all yours.
Okay then, I'd better get to work on the next round.
1) I didn't get to meet Connery, but I'm familiar with both Brosnan and Craig.
2) Age is but a number.
3) Some people think that I've got a licence to thrill.