youtube.com - 11/12/2008
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Albert R. Broccoli presents Roger Moore as Ian Fleming's James Bond 007 in "The Spy Who Loved Me" (1977) *Textless*
getafilm.blogspot.com - 11/17/2008
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[Note: this is part of collaborative Bond appreciation
series between me, Alexander Coleman , Christian Divine ,
Craig Kennedy , and Miranda Wilding (surprise, Miranda! But you've already done it...) . Also make sure to check out entries in ...
REVIEW: The Spy Who Loved Me
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7 Days of 007: A Retrospective of Bond Title Montages
Film School Rejects —
No matter what decade the film was made in, the James Bond intro credits are a mini-event within the 007 universe–as iconic as the Star Wars opening crawl. Sexy, trippy, unashamedly phallic, and dripping with violent overtones, the sequences have had their ups and downs over the years, accompanied by theme songs both classic and churlish. What follows is a list to commemorate the highlights and the lowlights.
Dr. No
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Most Memorable James Bond Themes
The Moviezzz Blog —
The following is part of the James Bond Blogathon hosted by the Lazy Eye Theatre. The opening themes to the James Bond films are always an important part of the film. With Maurice Binder’s production design, they were early versions of music videos. Even after the invention of MTV, the openings rarely changed much. Here are some of the most memorable theme songs. “Goldfinger” by Shirley Bassey - The favorite theme of many, especially of the Connery era. “Live and Let Die” by Wings - ...
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Roger Moore is seldom chosen in any poll as the most cherished James Bond. While he certainly made a mark as the British agent, more people prefer Connery, Bronson, or the current Daniel Craig. But Moore doesn’t regret trading in his TV ...
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The Spy Who Came in from the Cold.
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"By coincidence, two Martin Ritt films are being released on Tuesday by two different companies," notes Dave Kehr in the New York Times : "the 1965 anti-thriller The Spy Who Came In From the Cold arrives from the Criterion Collection in a ...
Martin Campbell Is On Nagasaki Deadline —
Empire News 11/12/2008
We already know that Martin Campbell's the guy to go to when you want to relaunch the Bond franchise or give Zorro a makeover, but he's just lined up a fresh action thriller, Nagasaki Deadline, to direct.The film's the story of an "emotionally ...
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