James Bond

[mike siegel]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEknY-U9_Pc

20th anniversary of my first attempts with a camera .
When I decided to make films 20 years ago I bought a little Hi8 Videocamera to start practicing. Back in those days I worked at the Mathäser Filmpalast in Munich which was equipped with a huge screen, the 2nd biggest in Germany. We had some wonderful premieres (the list of guests is impressive, incl. John Wayne & Brigitte Bardot) and we were of course delighted when - after a six year break - James Bond returned in 1995. My boss ordered me to supply Pierce Brosnan with Martinis (we had close to 1000 prepared for the guests) but he just wanted me to organize him some "Weissbier". Or two. It was a great event. Unfortunately I had to replace the music track otherwise youtube will play it silent only. Enjoy my little exclusive view behind the scenes...

[cigar joe]

Thanks Mike 

[dave jenkins]

http://pagesix.com/2015/10/11/daniel-craig-told-to-shut-up-and-stop-bashing-bond-movie/

[drinkanddestroy]

Isn't wheat beer Belgian?

[Big Boss 1971]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSliJo3HaEM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBPKygDvUmc

Went to the Oslo event where I saw TB on the big screen , then in october I met several Bond girls in Blackpool......they were flabbergasted when they saw all the rare stuff I brought along to be signed 

Bondstars I've met :

-Lazenby & OHMSS crew
-Rigg (her one and only signing)
-Lonsdale (ditto)
-Paluzzi
-d'Abo
-Munro
-Ashby
-Stavin
-Adams
-Henriques (black allergy patient , OHMSS)

[Big Boss 1971]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDOH1k0Mucw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgvVexJd5Mg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYaLq206fvI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9D6SH2ZPpE

TB 50th anniversary 

Got amazing stuff sgd in Blackpool last october.......

[stanton]

I rewatched The Spy Who Loved Me recently, and it is a surprisingly stylish film. It is a simple film of course, like all the old Bonds, but the simplicity of story and characters is here somehow perfectly in match with the humour and the adventure. It is the perfect old style Bond film, and the sum of the development the series took in 15 years and ten films. It was also a limiting point for the following Bonds, one which made what was possible at that time for this kind of movie, and the next Bond decade (including the Connery comeback) was often a bit dull, before License to Kill brought some fresh air to the tiring franchise. Unfortunately License to Kill was also the least successful of all Bonds.

Live and Let Die is the only Moore Bond which comes close, the other 5 are far less interesting, with For Your Eyes Only and Octopussy being of acceptable quality, and Moonraker and A View to a Kill at the unimaginative end of the spectrum.

It is stunning how well The Spy Who Loved Me is directed and photographed, and how badly directed and looking the similar constructed Moonraker is, despite the same producer, director and writer

[noodles_leone]

I rewatched The Spy Who Loved Me recently, and it is a surprisingly stylish film. It is a simple film of course, like all the old Bonds, but the simplicity of story and characters is here somehow perfectly in match with the humour and the adventure. It is the perfect old style Bond film, and the sum of the development the series took in 15 years and ten films. It was also a limiting point for the following Bonds, one which made what was possible at that time for this kind of movie, and the next Bond decade (including the Connery comeback) was often a bit dull, before License to Kill brought some fresh air to the tiring franchise. Unfortunately License to Kill was also the least successful of all Bonds.

Live and Let Die is the only Moore Bond which comes close, the other 5 are far less interesting, with For Your Eyes Only and Octopussy being of acceptable quality, and Moonraker and A View to a Kill at the unimaginative end of the spectrum.

It is stunning how well The Spy Who Loved Me is directed and photographed, and how badly directed and looking the similar constructed Moonraker is, despite the same producer, director and writer

You got me looking for some clips on the web and I just found out the whole thing is on Dailymotion: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2dpc8t_james-bond-the-spy-who-loved-me_tv