Easily one of my favorite Moore scenes. Always seems lighthearted with humor but goes straight intimidation mode when needed.

1:38 "So speak or forever hold your piece". One of Bond's best lines.

"Speak or forever hold your piece." That's seriously as good a line as any in the Connery films.

Moore so calm and charming in this scene, ready to anything.

I love how Moore can just walk into a guy's place who makes custom weapons for a living...and threaten him with one of his own weapons with no negative repercussions... 😅

The amount of class Moore had is unbelieveable.

Moore's 007 was best in his early Bond films. Had a degree of ruthlesness and coldness which gradually faded over time.

"The man with the golden gun" and "octopussy" are Moore's two most underrated performance.

1:32 Roger Moore plays this to perfection! He goes from affable and charming to threatening in an instant! Some people don't like the cold-blooded performance Moore gives, but I think it works for this movie... He is under the impression that Scaramanga is personally targeting him, so it would make sense for him to be a little more aggressive...

Bond- who would want to kill me? M- jealous husbands! outraged chefs! Humiliated tailors! The list is endless!

Moore nailed the white Safari look.

I've never seen an actor with absolute perfect posture, he could ware a bin bag and still look classy

One of Roger Moore's finest moments as Bond

And I bet even after this, it'd still be the proudest moment in his career to make a gun for Bond.

Loved him as Bond. In a few ways he was the best. Campy at times, yes, but calmer and smoother than Sir Sean when lethal.

0:13-Holy hell that stock sound was used in 007 The World Is Not Enough for switching weapons! Wow that sound goes WAY back.

In one moment he’s so educated and calm, and then he becomes a ruthless killer… and Roger Moore does such fast and abrupt transition in a way so natural and believible. What a great actor was Roger Moore.

I don’t know why but I’ve always absolutely loved this scene.

I wish they'd make Bond movies fun again.

Roger Moore is the best James bond and this film is so underatted we can have so much fun with it. Although this film has been made in 1 year this is one of the best of the franchise

Moore could do cold and serious like this scene and the car cliff scene, he didnt like doing cold but he defiantly pulls it off.

Bring back the Safari Suit, dammit.

The gun dealer played by Marne Maitland who appeared with Roger in several episodes of the Saint and in supporting roles in many 60s films and TV series.

Something that I always found interesting about this movie is that Bond had become notorious in the criminal underworld. His exploits against SPECTRE had made him infamous. The gunsmith was eager to make something for him and Scaramanga wanted to kill him to secure his legacy.

TMWTGG is far from being my favourite, but this scene and Bond's lunch with Scaramanga later are top-tier moments.

"Careful Mr Bond, there's a cannon in these pants, if you're not careful, I shall aim it at your mouth" - Lazar

That is a great unsavory guy who is willing to work for both sides. The movie does have its moments that kind of read like a book.

That is THE SAINT in that scene. I love it.

" Aim small. Miss small."

"You can't do that." "Wrong."

Not the best Bond flick but it is is Moore's best portrayal of Bond. Ruthless, charming and cunning.

As soon as he said, "precisely at your groin," I knew the shenanigans that were gonna go down.

Nice I've been looking for this scene

A great Bond moment.

two great actors

Bond reacts to scaramanga ..... There's a useful four letter word.... And your full of it.. Priceless . Sir Roger Moore .. RIP .

Great scene! I also like the Moonraker scene pheasant hunting with Drax. Drax says "You missed" and Bond says "Did I ?"

I like how the video ended with the casino bell, like a signal that the video is finished.

First caught this on TV ages ago. They cut the line about where Bond was pointing, and went to the line about Lazar holding his piece. I still think that that works better.

Miss the good old days. Rip Sir Roger Moore

The best part of this movie !

I felt bad for the guy. He is not a criminal himself.

goddamn this one is a classic

im watching this again!!

It may be raging 70's attire, but that jacket Roger is sporting looks cool as sh-t.

Yeah I remember man with the golden groin

One of the few good moments in the movie

Great scene

In real life, Roger Moore had a fear of firearms.

The best part of this film

Best moment speak now or forever hold your peace

Roger Moore James Bond I Love You So Much 💋💋💋💋💋💋💋

LOVE YOU 007...

The guy makes guns and ammo but does not carry one for just such an emergency.

That's my Bush: "Charkton Heston": guns don't kill people, bullets do! Guns only gives hell'of'a speed to the bullets.

I think this was the last of the "true James Bond'' movies.

Hopefully they will upload the bomb defusing scene from Octopussy! Love that scene!

In his younger days he could badass withe the best of them.

I loved this character, professional, intelligence and cares about his craft, mr.Bond abusing this poor artisan really upset me >:(

I know everyone is big on Sean Connory as the best Bond...but Roger Moore was the Bond I grew up with and will always love him for that.

I like the rifle.

God I’d love to talk to this guy in real life, we’d probably talk for hours about firearms

Cool

I wonder who the cool little basement machine shop belongs to? The studio, one of the employees?

Party time trivia: Each hand has only four fingers, and one thumb. The difference? Fingers have two joints (not counting the knuckle), a thumb has one.

The full movie please

1:19 remember me to bane from batman

Recognize that guy’s voice? Go back and LISTEN to various characters including Blofeld in the Connery films, and you will hear his voice. He did the voiceover for many characters.

1:27 - bullets do not kill, it is the finger that pulls the trigger

If that was Rocco Siffredi on the receiving end, that first bullet would have been a direct hit.

Let's be realistic like he could not make his own bullets, gun even considering the resources he has and the free time ...

Lazar: It would be the proudest moment of my career if I could make something for you, Mr Bond. Bond: Why yes. I do have something in mind. Lazar: Really! What is it? Bond: I want you to make me a golden Walter PPK; and 7.65 rounds where every bullet wound, whether on the arm or leg, is instant death. Lazar: 😬

the way he spreads his legs at 1:56 lol

Roger Moore might be unintentionally one of the scariest Bonds out there. He has a calm demeanor, even when he’s threatening to shoot this man’s crotch off. His calm demeanor never leaves his face. That’s almost psychotic. You don’t know when he’s going to be funny or terrifying. Remember when he kicked the car off the cliff? Imagine being the guy in said car, looking up at him.

Because gold is almost twice as dense as lead, and quite a bit harder, I'd be genuinely intrigued to know how gold bullets could potentially handle. It might make surprisingly small calibres dangerous if the gun and cartridge were optimised for them, although they'd probably need to hit something important.

Speak or forever hold your piece 😄

Sir Rodger had plenty of background experiences for this scene as The Saint.

What type of rifle is it

Some no name gunsmith makes a gun for a bad guy and bullets with no real knowledge of the man, Bond strolls in and threatens to murder him despite this being established before this even starts.

did i say an inch too low? i meant to say a foot too low, if it was an inch you'd have shot me..........

How close did that case come to hitting the camera....

So speak or forever hold your "piece".

Any chance of putting the “lucky charm” scene from this movie up? Definite laugh out loud moment.

This scene is one of the best in the series.. dont understand why TMWTGG gets so much flack?

ROGER MOORE COOLEST LINE 😎 SO SPEAK TO WHATEVER WHOLE YOU PIECE 🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯

1:27 that line aged well.

Would've been great if he said - "so speak or forever hold your piss"

Marne maitland perfect as a villain

It's generally considered that this is one of the weaker films of the series, until you re-watch it! It's the only one of Roger Moore's where Bond was truly a bastard, and some of the dialogue is fantastic

Moore was never more ruthless than in this movie. I like it better than his Mr Nice Guy from later Bonds.

I hate how a secret agent over time became known, by name, by everyone all over the world.

Bond kills no henchmen in this movie, only Scaramanga.

The movie gravitated between portraying Bond with camp lowbrow humour (a slide whistle, really?) and tough efficiency, as in this scene. I prefer the latter, but Moore didn’t care for it. Well, Bond IS licensed to kill and sometimes his job requires some extreme measures.

5 fingers, 3 fingers, gun is mounted, makes no difference and that's not how gun sights work!

Quentin Tarantino: write this down! Write this down!

Marne Maitland, who plays Lazar here, was a British-Indian actor who played supporting roles in many films. (“Bhowani Junction,” “Nine Hours To Rama,” and “Khartoum” are just some examples.) One of the many problems with this Bond film was not making better use of its supporting cast, including Maitland, Soon Teck-Oh and Richard Loo; not to mention its misuse of Christopher Lee! Having a tighter, more suspenseful script, greater tension between Moore and Lee, and better developed characters, would have made such an improvement! A better director certainly would have helped. So would leaving out Britt Ekland and Clifton James! Bond himself was poorly developed; one minute he’s beating up a woman, the next he’s getting knocked about by a dwarf. (And Moore’s ‘70s fashions - including that safari jacket - really date the film!) With regard to quality, this film had nowhere to go but up!

Anderson Cooper has a Golden Gerbil Stuff tube

2:04: An inch too high and Lazar would’ve been a Falsetto for life. 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

One of Moore's best moments in my least favorite Bond film.

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