Seve
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- Seve
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- The island of Lemoy
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- The island of Lemoy
- Favourite Fleming Novel
- From Russia With Love
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- Goldfinger
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- Sean Connery
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OS 117 Terror In Tokyo Frederick Stafford returns for a second go round as the French answer to James Bond. A very polished production, as usual, but let down by the sound track, also as usual. The on screen action is fine, but the music rarel…
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Almost exclusively remembered for one great song ("Where Do You Go To My Lovely") I was pleasantly surprised by how good his early '70s albums are Sadly for him, the Circus had left town by then
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Scaramanga1974 wrote: » "Dangerous President" Or "What Goes Around, Comes Around" echo wrote: » Shamelady. Definitely worth using IMHO SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » "A Means To An End" Yes
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007HallY wrote: » I really can’t imagine what a Steve McQueen Bond film would look like. To be fair to him I think he could do it.
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Death Is Nimble, Death Is Quick (aka Three Golden Cats) Tony Kendall and Brad Harris ride again, in the second edition of Kommissar X, this time in exotic Sri Lanka. The camaraderie has developed, with Tony and Brad by turns bickering and bant…
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The Spy Who Loved Flowers Mannix clone Roger Browne returns as Martin Stevens, this time sporting a posh English accent, rather than a gauche American one (only kidding), at least in the dubbed version I watched. This is the second of Umberto …
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Roger Browne is another Eurospy “heavyweight”, making 6 films which can be considered part of the Eurospy genre in a general sense. “Operation Poker”, “Password – Kill Agent Gordon”, “Rififi In Amsterdam”, “Last Man To Kill” and two as secret agent …
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » I look forward to watching Fury In Marrakesh, if I can find – or rather, if I have a copy of it somewhere. I'm still not quite sure if I have ever watched it. It might be that it popped up on Youtube, but I never got around …
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Tony Russell looks a bit like Rock Hudson and only ever made one Eurospy, which is a bit of a pity, as I think he’s better than many. Target Goldseven aka Spy Technique The movie seems to have been put together by ticking off a check list of s…
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Gerard wrote: » Did you know that there had been an OSS117 movie... Without OSS 117 ? Very interesting, thanks for sharing Gerard wrote: » As for Sean Flynn, well, let's just say that he wasn't really cut to be an actor. He later became…
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CrabKey wrote: » I don't think any Bond film is crucified. All Bond films are entertaining, whether they disappoint or not. Some creative decisions seem poorly considered. They seem less egregious during the Craig years than in previous films. No …
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DarthDimi wrote: » Overall I disagree with the mentality that DAD hasn't a single redeeming element to it. I'm rather convinced it's a close-to-good Bond film. If only certain decisions, few in number but large in impact, hadn't been made. Co…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » Seve wrote: » This is another of those Eurospy films which doesn’t understand the role of the soundtrack in setting the mood, I remember this really threw me off when I first started watching Eurospy films. Now, thoug…
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I used to have many CDs and DVDs (still have to be honest, but the collection has stopped growing) The CDs I kept in the thin black plastic cases like the ones others have posted pics of earlier The DVDs I kept in plastic ziplock bags. I would…
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ONE FALSE MOVE A chance encounter with an unpleasant stranger, The hair on my neck signals imminent danger There’s a man in the closet with a knife in his back, So the evidence suggests that I’m on the right track As I look in the mirror, min…
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Agent 077 - Challenge The Killers aka Mission Casblanca Richard Harrison returns as Bob Fleming The villain’s motivation is one which still has resonance today; - some scientists have developed an alternative energy source to fossil fuels and …
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Once upon a time in the 1960s a handsome young Canadian with no discernible acting ability called Stephen Forsyth, arrived in Europe seeking spaghetti movie stardom. His career lasted 10 movies before he gave up and returned to his homeland, where h…
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mtm wrote: » Baltimore_007_ wrote: » Javier Bardem doesn't provide the most memorable villain of the entire series but still commands a strong screen presence. I think that's fair. Maybe a bit harsh on Bardem: he's not far off the mos…
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Yes, thats a great theme tune I also liked his theme for the original "The Bill Cosby Show" back in the 1970s https://youtube.com/watch?v=U27eBFxES4U
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The US election campaign, more incredible and unbelievable than YOLT, DAF & DAD put together!
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Donald Trump
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CrabKey wrote: » The tragic ending is not the appeal of OHMSS. It's the story, the characters, and the most fully evolved Bond heroine we'd seen until CR. Is the story really that good? The Tracy half is fine, I agree, but I would argue …
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007HallY wrote: » The problem with Love Actually is that there are so many different storylines (9 different ones if I recall correctly) compacted into its runtime that some of them are going to be weaker than others... Same with Forrest Gump, …
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » If Connery had been in OHMSS and was at the top of his game, that would have easily been #1. So you'd pick only only pre-Craig movie with a downer ending? It's interesting how human beings minds work sometimes, t…
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I think the best Bond film should be one with a "happy ending", because I believe that's what Movie Bond was designed to be, positive and hopeful, good winning out over evil in the end. Which could be pretty much anything pre Daniel Craig (except OH…
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I hate "Forrest Gump" and "Love Actually"
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Dr Sinn aka All Bets Are Off In Bangkok Those are both just alternative titles I came up with. The original French title is “Banco a Bangkok pour” and looking up the different possible contextually dependant meanings of the word “banco” I decided…
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mtm wrote: » Timothy Dalton: “ I’m not really Welsh other than being born there” https://www.greatbritishlife.co.uk/magazines/derbyshire/22567533.james-bond-actor-timothy-dalton-proud-belper-roots/ Seve wrote: » So he is Welsh, in that he…
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