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Maybe a bit sooner than the end of the week as it is indeed Helga Brandt who I was thinking of: 1. Brandt is a white woman working in '60s Japan 2. Bond cuts the shoulder straps on her dress 3. Brandt opens the bar where Bond had dumped the goo…
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4. Bond lies about me to one of his colleagues 5. I'm loyal, up to a point 6. My superior makes an example of me
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Major Amasova is incorrect, sorry. This character isn't in a leading role, but does have a speaking role and appears in a few scenes throughout the movie.
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Thanks again Baltimore. It was clues 3 and 5 that pointed me in the right direction, just took a while to sort through the possibilities. Sorry to spoil your fun so soon :) Okay, next round. This character is not so obscure as the last few, so …
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ReneMathis wrote: I reckon it's one of Mayday's henchwomen in AVTAK? Struggling with a name though I was thinking of them too - they were called Jenny Flex and Pan Ho. I'll go with Octopussy's assistant Midge, I don't think she quite fits …
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Zuckerberg could work as the basis for a movie villain. Putting his personality to one side, he's the head of a company which has access to the personal details of close to a billion people. The potential for someone to abuse that information - be i…
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The first pilot we see from Pussy Galore's Flying Circus?
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He hasn't been that active for a while but I'd like to nominate @JobeGDG. His thread's here.
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Baltimore_007 wrote: I've always found the UK royal family a bunch of expressionless, emotionless, banal and mundane group of individuals, I think you'd get more personality and charisma from the statues on Easter Island, and they're not as dull e…
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Steve Jobs - a driven, focussed perfectionist with a vision and a megaton of cash. Donald Trump - egoistic, political ambitions and a ton of cash. He also runs the Miss Universe competition. Bernie Ecclestone - has spouted anti-democratic, pro-fa…
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Baltimore_007 wrote: Is it Edmund Slate from Quantum of Solace, I thought one or two of the clues added up Congrats Baltimore you've got it. 1. He and Bond are both assassins, look alike, same height etc. 2. Slate doesn't utter a single…
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Sorry folks, no-one has it yet. 1. Bond and I have a lot in common 2. I'm the silent type 3. Bond and I make a bit of a mess 4. Bond takes a few things that belong to me 5. If I'd just stuck it under the mattress I would have been okay 6. I …
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R.I.P Mr Bradbury. Ninety-one years was a good innings. Amazing to think that when he was born TV was non-existent and radio broadcasting was still in its infancy (NBC and the BBC were still 5 or 6 years away from being founded). Of his work I've on…
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Sorry, it's not Paris. 5. If I'd just stuck it under the mattress I would have been okay
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None correct. The character I have in mind only has a small part.
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Neither Graves or Sharkie is correct. 4. Bond takes a few things that belong to me.
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It isn't Red or Ms Smythe. 3. Bond and I make a bit of a mess
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Thanks RC7. That was quite a round - "fiendishly difficult and frustrating" sums it up perfectly. On with the show: 1. Bond and I have a lot in common 2. I'm the silent type
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Is it Lenkin - the chap in charge of the Faberge Eggs at the Kremlin Art Depository in OP? The actor who plays him was also in TLD as the gas pipeline supervisor.
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echo wrote: I don't think it's that simple. It can't be coincidental that it's 1964. And involves gold. So it's completely impossible that there was another gold heist in 1964? Or must it be a reference to events which don't fit with M'…
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007RogerMoore wrote: What does Connery mean by "I've grown accustomed to your face" in TB? That's a reference to the song "I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face" from the musical My Fair Lady. It was a hit on the West End in the early sixties a…
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echo wrote: In OHMSS, M mentions a 1964 bullion job to Draco where he "got away with a chunk of the haul." It's seemingly a GF reference, but no one actually took any gold from the vault. What does M mean? Simple answer: it's not a re…
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It was there purely to set-up the power-glove suit thingy Graves wore in the climax. Without that line there's no reason for the suit as the laser already works perfectly fine.
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00Beast wrote: Two bigees here from LALD: #1- Why does Solitaire attack Bond with her purse after her line, "My only regret is I won't be there to see it," when Bond is about to board the plane where he's going "skydiving"? Does she think that …
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Mishka/Grishka?
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It's not my intent to detract from the fact that Fleming created Bond. Thunderball is a Bond book because it features characters created by Fleming (Bond, M, Felix) in a literary universe created by Fleming and featuring the narrative style which i…
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DoubleOhhSeven wrote: Signed_By_RogerMoore wrote: One scene I have never understood (and it comes from my favourite Bond film, TSWLM) What is the deal with the woman who gets shot at when Bond first reaches Cairo (and before his fight with …
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: oo7 wrote: The writers EON EMPLOY are being paid to produce Bond stories. Fleming and Mclory had come up with the other story before the film series started. I simply meant that his creative input is only the same…
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echo wrote: DoubleOhhSeven wrote: And in DAF when Bond first meets Tiffany Case he asks her if Mr. Case is around and she says the T. is for Tiffany. Is there something about the letter T. that would lead Bond to believe Case was married?. …
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