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The premiere for
Neil Connery's comeback film
Another Brother Mission (a.k.a. Someday Connery)
went largely unattended by critics and filmgoers.
He didn't notice.
At the Oscars after-party, recent Academy Award winner Sean Connery came up with a brilliant film project. He would combine two of his greatest hits, The Untouchables and Thunderball, into a single motion picture, a spy adventure set during the Prohibition. The title?
THUNTOUCHABALL
Fellow cinema goer: "Yeah, they went too far with the CGI tsunami."
Hopes were high
for the planned McClory-Connery
Thunderball re-re-make celebrating
an octogenarian 007.
How about this one.
M: About what?
Bond: About buying a Vespa.
"Cubby! Sho we meet again, old boy. Enjoying your whishkey? I'm sure you'll find the shecret ingredient quite palatable. I call it the Connery Shpecial. You really should've been more charitable with my paycheck back in '67. Hahahaha!"
Production for
Neil Connery's third attempt at a film career
Operation Brother, You've Got to Be Kidding Me (a.k.a. No Way Connery)
had to be cancelled when the only vehicle they could afford
crashed into an Aston Martin.
Connery: That caption is so meta, I'm not even sure I understand it!
He couldn't believe it, but James Bond had finally met his match with SPECTRE Barbie.
The win goes to @slide_99 for SPECTRE Barbie.
Props to @CommanderRoss for the Pink Panther mention.
And the onus moves to @slide_99. Thanks for taking on this responsibility.
Getting them blown off by The Man With the Golden Gun
isn't the only way to lose fingers.
In an early draft of LALD, Kananga was the name of the villain's bear.
Per Saltzman.
Moore signed up for the film as he read in the script the lady would 'bare all'. At least, that's what he thought he read.
unfortunately spawned some eccentric competition
from his peers.
Over to you.
Congratulations to @CommanderRoss.