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What a glorious voice Dusty Springfield had..

Man, how I miss the days when the world had a sense of humor.

They had stile and class back then. Something we have lost today. I miss those years.

Women were elegant, sophisticated, beautiful and Dusty just rolls it with the 'look of love'.. Brilliant....

I am 60 years old, and looking back...well, it is very bittersweet. I mourn the "good old days." Getting older is rather sad. 😢😔

WOW...some of the most beautiful women of the 60's all on one bet...Groovy BABY!!!

RIP Burt Bacharach (1928-2023)

Dusty's version will forever be No. 1 in my book

This film was made at an amazing time in history. There were still MEN and WOMEN, and two types could get along with each other mighty fine. Oh, those were the days....

Starring Ursula Undress as we (small boys at the time) knew her, inevitably. Dusty was the other Queen of England during the 60s. She was wonderful.

I'll never forget the first time I heard this song. It was 1967, I was 14, and I was in a theater watching Casino Royale. Dusty started singing, and I was mesmerized. It was my favorite part of the movie. What a beautiful performance of this great song!

How can there be so many incredible singers in multiple genres all through the 20th century and now there is just…..nobody.

Bacharach and David will never be replaced, but their music will live on forever.

Best James Bond theme ever.

Этот фильм опередил своё время, а Дасти непревзойдённо исполнила эту прекрасную песню... ❤

RIP Burt - a true legend of popular music in the post war era - The look of love one of his finest - Rest easy Sir while I say a little pray for you!🙏🙏🙏🙏

Oh man. I wish modern music, movies or even colors came close to this.

I love those days thank you. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Gotta love Dusty Springfield's voice!

An extremely underrated movie...yes it was camp and silly but it was meant to be..it was also classy and very entertaining with some great performances that were quite hypnotic sizzling or hilarious and a general sexy vibe that so few films these day come anywhere close to.. and of course not least such beautiful timeless music as this. I am going to feast my eyes and ears on it again soon.

An absolute classic song, by an absolutely talented singer. Love it. RIP to all the writers (song and script) and actors (male and female) who will never be matched in talent, brains and beauty. They came together at the right time.....

Man, back when Hollywood had talent & glamour. Those were the days…..Gone are the days.

Dusty sang a unforgettable classic, stands the test of time

For a film that basically went 'off the rails' and needed 5 directors to get it done it ended up with a lot of memorable scenes! 😀

Oh my goodness of all of the great versions of this song, this one in particular leaves me breathless . I have no doubt once Burt left us Dusty was one of the first to greet him.

Casino Royale is rated so badly, but I remember watching this on a grey Sunday afternoon as an 11 year old in the drab late 80s, and it's been one of the most influential films in my life. The story and the jokes are crappy, but the sets, the costumes, the colours, the choreography... and I can't recall ever seeing a scene more seductive than Ursula Andress sashaying through her flat to The Look Of Love. Influential because it was this that woke something up in me and had me really interested in art, visuals and design.

RIP Burt Bacharach. Incredible talent. (PS - add scene with Peter O'Toole).

R.I.P. Burt Bacharach (94)

It looks like this movie provided Mike Meyers his storyboards for nearly every Austin Powers movie

When women were women. And not trying to act and look like a man. Like nowadays. Great time period. Good movie. Underrated.

Dusty had a once in a lifetime voice. No one sounds like her. Not then, not now.

So sultry and sixties adorable. Sax solo was face-melting. The gorgeous visuals a Technicolor dream of fashions and gadgets. Thanks Dusty and Burt, RIP.

So many legends on this movie and soundtrack! RIP all that is not with us.... Regards from Brazil.

This is outstanding. A real taste of late 60s British vogue. And a chance to appreciate the ageless femininity of Joanna Pettet and a young (and leggy) Jackie Bisset. The film was a crazy mish-mash and a fun outing. And this video captures the eclectic and sport nature of the beast, so to speak. Well done! Ah, to see Peter Sellers and Orson Welles in their prime again...

#Classic The Original Casino Royale, as a child I Ioved this movie as well as this song! Memorable them both 💕, thanks for sharing, posting @HDFimTributes. Still entertained 06/03/2024. Anyone else? #2024

RIP Burt Bacharach 😔

Peter sellers, David Niven , Orson Wells. I’ve never seen this movie, but I’m now intrigued!

Well Don , from a movie goer from New York City . Can never forget this movie showed in my local theater in 1967 . Every thing in those days was magical . Dusty Springfield became my favorite singer and still is . She was out and gay before the word , gay was out . Dusty Springfield , rest in peace , AND Burt , may God angles take you to a better place . Miss your talent and love for nature .

This is how movies are made. What a classic.

One of those movies without a plot with beautiful music, beautiful women and men, landscapes and sets. The filmmakers enjoyed themselves very much. It is so incomplete and undone, that it makes its own style. I've seen it not less than 10 times only for the feel of it. It's like a flower - it is just beautiful without any meaning.

Burt's music, Hal's lyrics and Dusty's sultry and captivating voice, wow! What an incredible recipe for beautiful music! Thank you!

Awesome video, of course the song is simply magnificent...Dusty Springfield, what a voice!

Without a doubt, the most sultry voice I've ever heard in my entire life.

I'm amused by the almost universal disdain for this version of 'Casino Royale,' yet the music, visuals and humor are STUNNING!

There will never be another Burt Bacharac or Dusty Springfield. Just melts your soul.

They don't make em like this today. Such a beautiful voice.

I dont care what anybody says, this has always been my Favorite James Bond movie.

Thanks Burt

Saw this the day before going to nam..should of stayed in the theater. God I loved Dusty!

Sometimes ridiculous old movies like this one can still put a smile on your face and take you back to a time and place in the past. That's not to say there aren't wonderful elements in the movie such as the song Look of Love.

Magnificent Dusty Springfield performance of this Classic Burt Bacharach Hal David song one of their best . And to think it lost out to talk to the animals as best song of 1967 at the Oscars what a disgrace cheers Carl

As Peter Sellers covorts with Ursula Andress to this tune, he mutters, "Do you get many complaints from the neighbors "?

Those 60's ladies were gorgeous.

Love this movie, crazy perfect The cast the music the era...👏 It may never return, but at least it was.

Immaculate song w/probably the sexiest vocal and production ever, a fantastic cast but a so-so swinging 60's movie relic 👍 high nostalgia factor though!

Breathtakingly Beautiful Ursula Andress and zBeautifuk Dusty Springfield providing possibly the best movie song ever. Unbelievable that the dimwit Oscar's chose Talk to the Animals over the classic and Divine Dustys breathing lofe into The Look of Love!

Awesome Dusty. When Hollywood had glamour and mattered.

Great song, great movie, great days. ❤

This 007 spoof film from '67, has what I consider one of the most iconic theater posters ever.

The actresses were so much better looking in those days - They were head turners.

I’ve always thought that this was the sexiest song of all time.

Woman where such a natural beauty back then.

wow, movies were magical in the past

Dusty had such a beautiful voice ❤

One of the most beautiful songs ever written. The performance is stunning. I love Dusty Springfield. I don,t think that she ever sung a bad song. This song just melts your heart. Play this to any woman and your sure to succeed in winning her heart.

Absolutely amazing song, Dusty was spot on!

Brilliant saxophone playing. Everything fits and blends perfectly. Images, voice and instruments.

This is the best way to experience the 1967 Casino Royale: Enchanting music and visual splendor, just step over the plot.

wow, this video seems to be from another planet....love it

Best Bond film and score ever. A classic, nothing compares.

Loved when they used this in ‘catch me if you can’ as well

I saw this movie once a LONG time ago, probably something like a TV Sunday night movie, and hadn't really thought much about it since. This makes me want to see it again... and not only was the song beautiful the sound quality was remarkable.

What a song. Dusty's husky, throaty sexy voice, the sax solo, breathless and slow, the orchestration, all blended to perfection. The song is some 60 years old and still smolders.

The is a very cool movie! Underrated. Everyone looked great. Burt nailed the music. The movie dripped $$$$.

Remember when movies were made to entertain?!

Nice movie, nice song, nice voice.

thank you for reminding me how much I love Bond and especially Dusty. I was born in 1967 so never got to see this big screen.

Saw this as a kid in the early 70s. Everything a young boy could want, goofy storyline, gadgets and lots of very pretty women.

This is a terrific movie that no one will admit to having been involved with making it.

“The Look Of Love” (1967) was co-authored by Burt Bacharach and Hal David for the motion picture “Casino Royale” (1967), a spoof of the James Bond movie. Bacharach recalled : “I had Dusty [Springfield] sing that very sexy. Dusty was very open to suggestions. To listen to the vocal […], she’d have to go into a control room. She wanted to hear it alone. She was very tough on herself. But she did a great job.” The song was not released as a single in the performer’s native UK, but it was a modest hit in the US. It was even nominated for an Oscar for Best Film Song of the Year in 1968. Miss Springfield might have been the only one who noticed, but she claimed that she hit a lot of FLAT NOTES in the tune, which she recorded at 10 o’clock in the morning❕ 💚🎶🩷 ALWAYS LOVED, NEVER FORGOTTEN, FOREVER MISSED WILL YOU REMAIN, Mary Isobel Catherine Bernadette O’Brien, a.k.a. Dusty Springfield (1939 - 1999)… 🌹

The ultra sophisticated 60’s are forever timeless…👍🏻

The best James Bond film... by far!

wow, love it...remember the song well, even at 10 yrs old....never saw the movie, now is s good time

Great selection of clips Great music (of course) You made me feel...great! Thank you

RIP Burt ❤️

Just watched the movie for the second time ( first time 50 years ago )......50 years I was seduced by the soundtrack to the movie.... mainly because of the Herb Albert Jazz Intro....It's only recently that I've begun to appreciate Dusty's song.....( because of this tribute)... & on seeing the movie again today.... I gotta say....It's frikkin' AWESOME..... & VERY funny ......with music that brings tears to ya eyes......Just can"t get " The look of love "...song out of my head now..... &.... I Thank you......with all my heart !

Her voice on this song just smokes. One of Bacharach and David's and best songs.

This is one of the sexiest songs ever. Especially with Dusty singing…🔥🔥

RIP Burt 💔

Hermosa canción. La voz de Dusty Springfield es espectacular

This was actually the first "Bond" movie I saw when I was a kid. I didn't know it was a spoof of the all the Bond movies starring Sean Connery at the time. I imagine this is the kind of film the great Mel Brooks would've made if he'd been asked to direct a Bond movie. Anyway, I loved this movie as a kid, and I loved this song by Dusty Springfield, although I think Isaac Hayes ' version in the '70s is cool, too. The songwriting team of Burt Bacharach and Hal David was pure musical genius.

So long, maestro Burt Bacharach 😢💔

What a great and timeless song. Goosebumps

To put it simply, this is bloody magic. Whoever put the video together, should be doing TV or Movie. The music track, which I fully understand, being a musician, is the base, and follows, I actually cant put it into place at the moment. The cutting, editing and matching, is something else completely, and I know sweet nothing about film. Being a musician, I was drawn to the video by sound; when I saw the cut, I was enthralled. I love the song, seen the movie numerous times, and have an emotional attachment to the song. If this was the trailer for the movie, it would win an Oscar. Whoever you are? Thanks. It's brilliant, I'd love to give you more credit, you bloody deserve it. What you put together could give you a job on the next Bond movie.....

The only James Bond parody, based on Ian Fleming's first Bond novel

This is without a doubt the most difficult Bond movie to follow

Great movie! Wonderfull song! Better times!

A few years ago, maybe ten years ago, I downloaded all James Bond films that existed up until then, but I lost them before I could binge-watch them. This one I happen to have on DVD

I'll never forget the first time hearing Dusty Springfield I ran to the cd player at my friend's house because I had to know who was behind that beautiful sultry voice. I had to beg him to lend me the cd. Sadly, it was the only cd I never returned.