“I like a girl in a bikini, no concealed weapons” Man, what a line.

I love Christopher Lee’s voice. Deep and booming, but also reserved and gentlemanly. Sarcastic and noble at the same time.

Christopher Lee’s performance as Scaramanga is brilliant. You can tell he had fun with his role as a Bond villain.

"I accept...as soon as I finish this delicious lunch that Nick Nack has prepared for us." James Bond always has his priorities straight.

“You disappoint me” He loves that line in movies lol

I love how Bond casually goes back to his lunch after accepting a deathmatch.

Sir Christopher Lee led a fascinating life. Not only for his hundreds of credits in movies but more importantly he fought in WW2 in the unit that later became the SAS. He spoke several languages fluently. French, Italian and Spanish to name a few. And he was the step-cousin of Ian Fleming, creator of James Bond. In fact, Lee was one of Flemings choices to play 007. There are many more facts about Sir Christopher Lee. He was a true legend.

Sir Christopher Lee : a true gentleman with distinction and class .

Bond: "Who would want to kill me?" M: "Jealous husbands...outraged chefs...humiliated tailors...the list is endless."

I met Chris Lee at a horror film convention and he said that when he played scaramanga that it was a dream come true an to face rodger instead of sean but he was good friends with all the bonds and even sent Christmas cards to them

I like the way Bond puts off the duel until after lunch. Never duel on an empty stomach, as my mum used to keep telling me!

1:45 I love this moment as Scaramanga just casually picks up the golden gun components as if he's about to put them away. The way the following dialogue and cinematography makes you almost forget about them afterwards. Keeping Lees hands out of shot and the conversation so casual. Up until he pulls the fully assembled weapon on bond later. I love how you only then as an audience member realise holy shit he was (without even looking as he probably knows the ins and outs of his signature weapon better than his own house) assembling the thing under the freaking table all without breaking eye contact. It's some masterful acting and directing. Including the bit prior. It's brilliant how Scaramanga raises a glass to himself and bond (a normally kind gesture) and Bond just so codly and snarkily calls him full of shit. The expression on Lees face changing from admiration to stone cold anger is just fantastic. It's that moment that makes him want to bring the gun into play. Like "oh we're gonna be insulting are we? Fine then let's cut to the fucking chase". Not many people like this film and that's fine but it's scenes like these that I think set it above some other films in the series for me. And Moore and Lee's chemistry on screen is electric ❤

Each Bond actor has his strengths, Rogers was coolness beyond belief, strikingly handsome and incredibly polite, even when threatening to kill you!

"There's a useful four letter word, and you're full of it..." What a classic. Only Bond would have the wit and British humor to put it that way. I love how Roger Moore can change is facial expression very quickly to go from humor to a very serious tone... almost menacing.

Even though both Moore and Lee were well into maturity at the time, it's striking how young they looked in this scene compared to their last years.

Man, Scaramanga is THE anti-Bond. The fact he beat Bond to it with the Golden Gun shows how dang deadly he is. If ONLY he took the opportunity and fired. I loved his infamously powerful weapon in Goldeneye 007. RIP Christopher Lee, as well as Roger Moore.

Christopher Lee as Scaramanga is what Bond would be if he fell to the dark side. Christopher Lee as Saruman is what Gandalf would be if he fell to dark side. Christopher Lee as Count Dooku is what Kenobi would be if he fell to the dark side. Christopher Lee was just fantastic at portraying the dark version of heroes.

"It is obvious that this contest cannot be decided by our knowledge of the words but by our skills with the guns".

My, the dinner conversation took a bad turn after the mushrooms were served.

A very under appreciated scene. Lots of great dialogue here.

Classic stuff! Christopher Lee was so suave and charismatic.

Roger may not have been the most physically imposing or outwardly intense actor to have played Bond, but he delivers all his icy, cold-blooded dialogue here perfectly. His performance as a whole in this film shows that he was perfectly capable at playing a harder-edged, more Fleming-esque Bond if given the chance, it just wasn't what audiences wanted at the time. It's fine if you don't like his portrayal, but don't blame him for supposedly turning Bond into a joke.

I miss dinner scenes in Bond movies.

1:45 Scaramanga was smart enough to start assembling his golden gun when Bond's mood changed. He saw the writing on the wall and knew it was go time.

“I doubt if you qualify on that score.” Oooooh, burn!

Scaramanga is so genial and charming until 2:03 He becomes deadly earnest and the intensity in his eyes is chilling. I'm sure he brought Roger Moore's game up considerably.

One of the best moments of Roger's bond.

Christopher Lee was a brilliant actor. He layered Scaramanga much like he imbued many layers to Count Dooku

The way Christopher Lee's eyes light up when Bond accepted the duel is delicious. RIP legends.

I don't think anyone could have played Scaramanga better. He's a underrated villain in the series though, a lot of people didn't like the movie but it's one of my favourite's its certainly better than most of the crap they put out in recent years.

Legends that are gone.

Both Lee and Moore have deep voices and both speak with perfect clarity. What a contrast with today's actors who mumble their lines.

I had to watch this scene closely to see that within seconds, working under the table and all the while looking at Bond, Scaramanga assembled his personal items into his golden gun. We are talking about some serious and deadly skills, people. . .

This scene is just so iconic, I love everything about it

0:45 - The man had a gold iPhone back in the 70's. He was indeed ahead of its time.

'Then I must add it to my cellar' - such a subtle flex about who he thinks will survive this meeting

For some reason this scene always sticks out to me, I was about 5ish years old when I saw it and thought Scaramanga was one scary dude lol

Two masterful actors !!! Brilliant performances !!!

“I like a girl in a bikini, no concealed weapons.” Yeah & as an added bonus, some eye candy! XD

You can’t kill someone on a empty stomach! Bond is a very sensible man 👍

I love the fact that these two hitmen, one formerly a government hitman and obviously Bond still is a government hitman, have this small bit of diplomacy and respect for one another, even in talks of killing each other. It just shows that English class of elegance and professionalism they have towards their “trade” so to speak. I guess that just comes with years of doing it over and over it’s that numbing effect to it.

what's so great about roger moore is his ability to perfectly convey jocularity and dead seriousness/earnestness and also seamlessly go between them on demand. Because ultimately, he is on serious business, nothing small about saving the world. 🥰

This film gets pretty slated by some fans yet, as a friend once said, it can't be bad if everyone remembers everything about it.

Christopher Lee still looks like Count Dracula...missing his fangs😂😂😂.

One of the most iconic Bond scenes of all time!

Scaramanga had the coolest house.

6 bullets to your one? I only need one. Epic line

In Loving Memories Of Three James Bond Characters of 1. Sean Connery as James Bond 007 (1930 - 2020) 2. Roger Moore as James Bond 007 (1927 - 2017) 3. Christopher Lee as Francisco Scaramanga (1922 - 2015)

Daniel Craig should have to live a thousand lives just to aspire to imitate Roger Moore as Bond. That's what was charming about going to the cinema in the old times to watch a new Bond movie. An encounter with class, coolness, intrigue, luxury scenarios. Oh my God, I understand times have to change, but please, no so fast as before we get old our own world seems gone for ever...

Morning beach walk. Breakfast with the kids, Sunday lunch and Man with the Golden Gun. That's my Father's day sorted.

Sir Christopher Lee….awesome villain played by an awesome actor!

Best ever 007 movie. 👋 👍 These clever and cool conversations are actually the best part of 007.

Great scene. Makes me want to watch the whole film again. Thanks for the upload.

"There's a useful four-letter word, and you're full of it. " Best line from Bond if there ever was one. He knew Scaramanga was full of shit even though he was was every much of a killer as he was. Scaramanga overextended himself look where it got him. He was a hunter who got hunted. What irony !

"There's a useful four letter word. And you're full of it." Pure, unadulterated class👏👏

"There is a useful four letter word and you're full of it." Now that's smooth

As a kid these films were spectacles, just pure blockbusters to enjoy, nothing comes close these days. 70s and early 80s were the pinnacle of film in my opinion.

Good to see that this banquet is actually enjoyed : so many films with these food sequences / dialogue between the antagonists seem to end with little or no nosh being consumed . Love that Bond although largely polite (but knowing he is at a disadvantage) is unwilling to accept S's glorification of either of them . (side note to ALL Bond villains : if you have the "ridiculously easy" option then go for it !! )

These two are a classic case of " Game recognize game " . An expert will always notice another expert. Hector notice Archilles and told the council that evening " today I saw a man throw a spear like never before "

Really great film which is so underrated. Love Sir Christopher Lee. It's one of the few bond films I love rewatching over and over again. Perfect? No. Enjoyable? Absolutely.

May not be the best Bond film, but definitely one of the best villains

This was a great Bond Film

Christopher Lee preformed his own stunts at age 79 in Star Wars.

I love all of the 70s interiors and furniture in this film!

3:19 Bond accepts a duel to the death and then calmly goes back to eating his lunch 😅😎

I feel like this is definitely one of the more underrated bond film in my mind. A lot of the Bond films present a character meant to be like, Bond's "equal," but Christopher Lee as Scaramanga is easily my favorite.

This is one of the best scenes of Roger Moore's Bond❤ Great memories ❤❤❤

Sir Christopher Lee looks undeniably handsome in his young era...and obviously charming in his old time 👍🏻👍🏻😊.

Roger moore had such a great voice

Scaramanga doesn't need an army of henchmen. He's got confidence and skills.

I could stay here forever...

Watching this reminds me of playing N64's Goldeneye in multiplayer mode with "Man With The Golden Gun" setting on. Happy days, indeed...

1:42 Master Kenobi, you disappoint me

'You disappoint me', classic Lee lol

"There's a useful four letter word, and you're full of it." Ooh, snap.

The fried mushroom looks terribly interesting.

I like how this scene is both utterly ridiculous and cool as hell at the same time. Christopher Lee and James Bond throw insults at each other with a woman in a bikini named Goodnight and a little person manservant called Nick Nack bringing everyone mushrooms and wine. Yet, it’s so damn cool

Fun fact: Christopher Lee (The person who plays Count Dooku. (Star wars.) Saruman (Lord of the rings.) And Scaramanga (The man with the golden gun)) Was a step cousin to Ian Fleming. Who wrote the James Bond books. And Christopher was the inspiration to Bond. So Lee is James Bond.

Both Lee and Moore offer masterful performances that are classy and revelatory of their worldliness and connoisseurship, eg. '34 Mouton . A joy to watch and emulate !

Scaramanga and Nick Nack loved good food. Fried mushrooms with mayonnaise were Scaramanga's favorite dish.

Scaramanga has got to be the GOAT Bond villain for me. And not just (but definitely partially) because Christopher Lee is such a legend

Britt Ekland, a bit overdressed. I understand why Peter Sellers was crazy for her.

The writers skill only enhanced great actors. Bravo !

This scene is so surreal. Even down to Bond commenting on the wine and saying 'slightly reminiscent of a '34 Mouton' and Scaramanga replying 'then I must add it to my cellar' whipping out a pen to write it down. Rather like two men in a London club discussing great vintages. But the best line is Bond's response to Scaramanga's toast about the two of them being 'the best' - 'there's a useful four letter word and you're full of it'. Classic and delivered by Moore with malevolent contempt!

Roger's Bond seemed like a British version of Paul Newman, the oddly perfect blend of mischief and maturity.

Fun fact...... Lee's cousin was Ian Fleming, the writer of the Bond books. He has also been of stage,screen and tv productions which puts him in Guinness World records

The fact that the kitchen is scaled down for Nick Nack is a nice detail, and it took a few viewings of the film for me to finely catch it.

Absolute gem of a bond film

Christopher Lee made for such a perfect Bond Villain. Charming, good-looking, but always with that air of menace.

I watched all of James Bond movies in the early years with my parents I miss those days

I love Christopher Lee. Superb in this!

The way sexy Goodnight answers Bond at like 0:53 shows how furious she is at being kidnapped!

“Having fun in the sun, goodnight?” 😊

Rip Roger Moore a great actor especially James bond films

Absolutely ICONIC

Ideal dream I have of such a home. Nice island and beautiful home.

Britt Ekland miss sweden at the time was one fine woman from the north!😘

Way back in 2006 I believe, me and my family was on a vacation in Thailand and we paid a visit to the Island where they filmed those scenes and beaches. it was and organized trip with a Guide. The way they ended it was perfect. The bus would drop people off at their respective hotels, during the trip back with our hotel being the last stop, they played this movie on the monitors perfectly in sync with the travel time being 2hrs 5min. I was probably between the age of 12-14 at the time. And I watched the entire movie while literally the only ones who were awake was me, the drive.....would've been a disaster if he slept behind the wheel lolz.. and the guide.

This was one of my favorite Bond movies.

The suit colour is marvellous!