Brilliant response 😂

He said White Teeth

Funnily enough, Connery had to have his body shaved when working as a model early in his career

@@mpeterll sorry, but Sean Connery played Ramius, Golden Gun was a Roger Moore movie.

He was the best Q

@@dapaintbrush6965 Absolutely agree! Paddington Bear has nothing on him!

Shows how insanely talented she is

@@frozencloudzzful Better than Nomi!

Hopefully they give her a movie of her own. If she is paired with the new Bond, she will overshadow him. Having the new Bond appear at the end of her movie for a cameo would be good.

@@paulwoida8249 Ana de Armas kind of already had her own movie - Knives Out. Because of working with her in *that* film, Daniel Craig insisted that she join him in No Time to Die.

WHAT!?

@@lovepeaceunity1010 - Yes she was, and sadly died aged only 43.

@@lovepeaceunity1010 According to the making of feature or the audio commentary I don't remember which, Brosnan was on set every day she had scenes to film.

@@clffliese26 wow that’s incredible, Brosnan is my favorite bond

I remember the first time I saw that film, that dish blew my mind. I had NO IDEA it was a real location. I was so into the story, in the back of my head, I thought, "HOW MUCH did they spend to build this set?" Meanwhile, I also had NO IDEA what Derek Meddings did on the film. The shot of the dish coming up out of the water, of course, was a MINIATURE. But I had NO CLUE! Some of Medding's best work was when you COULDN'T TELL he worked on the film at all. Another example was the deserted warehouse the helicopter flew into in the pre-credit sequence of "FOR YOUR EYES ONLY". Inside the warehouse, the copter was not really flying-- it moved on a track. But outside-- it never did fly into the building. Meddings built a miniature of the building, shot very close to the camera, with the camera focus at the widest distance, so everything was in the SAME focus. The REAL copter flew behind the tiny model. But it looked like it actually flew INTO a building. The irony of this hit me sometime later, when I saw "SHAFT'S BIG SCORE" (1972). That film actually did have a real helicopter flying inside a real warehouse. 9 years before "FYEO" faked it!

@@henrykujawa4427 It is a shame the Government abandoned the Arecibo Observatory, they let it go to ruins, the video of the thing falling apart is heartbreaking!!

I first learned of Arecibo during The X-Files. It’s a shame that such an important piece of our astronomical research was allowed to fall into disrepair.

@@kjamison5951 Yes, that was VERY unfortunate, It's been so long since I was there, but I remember what they told us!! Now, IIRC, it was in 76, not 77. I was in High School

Yeah Sadly...

Of course, when Bond first says it, he's replying to the girl in the casino, who just said... "Trench. SYLVIA Trench."

I thought Brosnan was annoyed with Hatcher because she was constantly late. But it was due to morning sickness and no one knew she was pregnant. When Brosnan found out, he apologised publicly to her.

@@tonychan8558 Yeah, that's what I heard too. I'm not sure Teri Hatcher even knew she was pregnant either.

It was Eunice Gayson that improvised the line. Connery just mimicked it. She introduced her own character as "Trench, Sylvia Trench" and Connery replied "Bond, James Bond", then spent the next 40 years spouting trivia on fan meetups and in interviews about how HE created that iconic line.

I do love Dalton’s delivery of that line though, so I’m glad they kept it in

And “Watch the birdie, you bastard.”

One does not simply walk into Mordor?

Derbyshire not Lancashire, he grew up in Belper a few miles from where I did.

i think it's great and I'm glad they didn't change it in looping haha. Why can't Bond be a Yonner? Lol.

I think that's a myth. There doesn't seem to be any evidence for that which I camn find. One of Hip's nieces is played by the landlady from the film Kung Fu Hustle though.

If every single one actually has one, you may have something there !

I think for several movies there were no alternates. I know for Diamonds Are Forever they went straight to Shirley Bassey and didn't ask anyone else.

@@spencerkindra8822 "Diamonds" is by far my favorite Bassey theme! (It's also my favorite part of that film.)

Strangely, I have heard MULTIPLE conflicting stories of "why" "YOLT" was made before "OHMSS". This includes someone saying they felt "OHMSS" was "THUNDERBALL on skis", and their being unable to find a proper location for the "fort" in the book. One thing I do know-- while "Piz Gloria" was not exactly the building described in the novel, its location, its look, the fact that it had a TOBOGGAN RUN as part of it, all made it arguably the best Bond location EVER. And it was being built when they found it! The owners agreed to let the film use it in exchange for them furnishing the place, AND, building a permanent heli-pad. For the sake of that location... "IF ONLY" they waited 4 years after "THUNDERBALL". There's also those who have insisted "YOLT" was "unfilmable". See the Kurt Russell film "STARGATE" where his character has virtually the same "character arc" as Bond did in the novel-- a man on the verge of suicide because of the murder of his wife, who goes on a suicide mission and finds out he has a chance to kill the one responsible for the earlier murder. Imagine Connery with a script like THAT!

@@henrykujawa4427 "Thunderball on skis" wow I've never heard that anecdote before. That's a dumb thing to say since Thunderball and OHMSS are pretty different books in terms of the action. And yeah I agree, Connery in a more faithful adaptation of You Only Live Twice is definitely a cool idea. YOLT is my favorite Bond movie and I can see Connery giving a good performance as a suicidal alcoholic Bond. Only thing is in this alternate timeline, does Connery make OHMSS? If so then he's probably phoning it in in YOLT since that would've been his seventh movie so he'd have maybe been even more over it than he was in Diamonds Are Forever.

@@henrykujawa4427 having never read YOLT, this description is a discovery for me. Arguably, only few films feature Bond experiencing mental issues and almost none develops it into a distinct story. For instance, I consider Vesper's arc the only valuable thing in QoS and a fail at the same time, having not been elaborated to a proper level. Imagine what a brilliant move would have been to mix the original alcoholic breakout you mentioned from YOLT with the Vesper's death.

Yes its Die Another Day! And its mentioned in the 'One Easter Egg in everg Bond Movie' video (in the same series).

I just learned the other week that Christopher Lee's very 1st movie in the early 50s featured Lois Maxwell and was directed by Terence Young. The more I learn about Lee, the more I wish he'd been cast as BOND, back in the 1950s.

Well there’s a reason Ana only had three weeks training. They realized they needed a pretty girl to show alongside Bond in the trailers, because “the same girl who was in Spectre - the one you all thought was meh.” doesn’t sell tickets.

@Greg Elchert I remember a lot of people saying that Connery looked younger in "NSNA" than he did in "DIAMONDS". Just had a thought. Henry Silva might have made a good Bond villain! I think the sickest, nastiest role I ever saw him play was the hit man in "SHARKEY'S MACHINE", a movie with a lot of likable characters where the story was just WAY too nasty and viscious for its own good.

Found it on a trivia website, the citation was: Trivia: "One of the two schoolgirls (the one with the shorter hair) who help Bond beat-up the bad guys at the karate school, was the real-life daughter of the head of the Japanese secret service at the time." - I never knew about this myself so thought it would be an interesting addition, not knowing she's actually Chinese. Who knows!

@@DutchBondFan She also plays the formidable landlady in the great Steven Chow classic "Kung Fu Hustle."

He was just a really good Japanese spy. Joking. My daughter is a different nationality than I am. Although it’s more likely the facts are wrong.

I am Dutch. Wasnt born untill 1 year after the movie so I wouldnt know!

You know what gets me... ALLEGEDLY, Mie Hama was supposed to play Aki, but her English wasn't good enough, and she threatened suicide when she heard they wanted to replace her. But, this story doesn't make sense to me, because of HOW MANY ACTORS in the films got dubbed! (Ursula Andress, Gert Frobe, Adolph Celi, Tetsuru Tamba, Gabrielle Ferzetti) They decided to swap her with Akiko Wakabayashi, because "Kissy" had SO LITTLE screen time. Which, by the way, I CANNOT consider "Kissy" the main girl in that movie. "Aki" was in 3/4ths of the movie, was a wonderfully developed character, and did NOT deserve to be killed off so cold-bloodedly. It only happened because the producers stupidly told fill-in writer Roald Dahl to have 2 girls, and kill the first one off midway in. The more I watch the film, the more, as a writer, I resent this happening. Mie Hama was dubbed in "KING KONG ESCAPES", and I don't think anybody was bothered by it.

@@henrykujawa4427 Could be less an issue of dubbing, and more an issue of her inability to understand the director and the crew

That was his son, Pedro armendariz jr in LTK.

@@MA-rf6bu TY For the clarification M.A.

He wanted to do another but his agent asked for too much money

😂😂😂

The same for the the Swedish subtitles. Can’t recall that I ever saw any mentions of Tokyo so this information is probably a hoax.

@@COPPAS70 If you want bizzare translation from the Norwegian side, the Norwegian title for "You only live twice" is basicly "Bond in Japan"

@@heavygamer93 That is indeed peculiar. In Sweden the translation was quite true to the original title and read… “Man lever bara två gånger”.

@@COPPAS70 Yeah, that does sound pretty much what the Swedish title would be.

I don't have any Bond films on disc yet, but, this year I have really gotten hooked on listening to audio commentaries on a growing number of discs I've been buying. I'll usually watch a new disc twice in the same week-- once normally, then a 2nd time with the commentary track turned on.

@@henrykujawa4427 The "Inside..." ones are the best, narrated by Patrick Macnee.

Also, if you look carefully at the harbor scene in View to a Kill, Maud Adams has a cameo in the background.

@@doctorlolchicken7478 And also Ian Fleming himself definitely makes a cameo in FRWL.

There are people who actually believe that braces one! 😂

​@@doctorlolchicken7478 Calvin Dyson did a video on that and came to the conclusion that it's most likely an urban legend. Maud Adams was in fact visiting the set that day but she's wearing different clothes than the woman that's supposedly her in the scene. Plus if they were gonna put her in the movie why have her be an extra in the background? Why not give her a full on cameo so we know who she is?

@@dj71162 Is that one true? I thought that was one of the Bond tidbits that everyone thought was 100% true but now it turns out it might not be.

One of the best Bond Girls in recent times for sure! Too bad Bond couldn't screw her tho because of the woke police.. But definitely the highlight of the entire movie!

Negative Nash F....Bruce Glover's Son...Christian Glover played Marty McFly's Father in BTTF.

@@jaysauer7324 ok Jalloping Jay or is that cApTaIn ObViOuS?