Diamonds Are Forever, where are you?
  • SirHilaryBrayOBESirHilaryBrayOBE
    Posts: 16
    DouglasQuaid said:

    SirHilaryBrayOBE said:

    DouglasQuaid said:

    I could upload it...Provided that Sir Hilary doesn't have a copy and gives his permission to do so.



    I'd rather you didn't old sport if that's alright.


    Fair enough. But I am glad that to know you are present on this new forum.



    For now, for now.

    All glory is fleeting.

    Helps if my notifications worked. Faffing with the profile business is depressing.
  • SFNDMKSFNDMK
    Posts: 11
    SirHilaryBrayOBE said:

    DouglasQuaid said:

    SirHilaryBrayOBE said:

    DouglasQuaid said:

    I could upload it...Provided that Sir Hilary doesn't have a copy and gives his permission to do so.



    I'd rather you didn't old sport if that's alright.


    Fair enough. But I am glad that to know you are present on this new forum.



    For now, for now.

    All glory is fleeting.

    Helps if my notifications worked. Faffing with the profile business is depressing.


    Either way its good to have you back good sir!
  • Samuel001Samuel001
    Posts: 9,851
    Great news that we may get to see some of these stories again.

    @SirHilaryBrayOBE, hello.
  • SirHilaryBrayOBESirHilaryBrayOBE
    Posts: 16
    Apologies for the delay. Work and other concerns have crowded in. If folks don't mind waiting until at least Sunday (BST) I'll see what I can do. I've had to re-work part of Bond's manhunt in the opening part of DAF which is one reason. That and hours at work are changing and writing just isn't a concern (depressing for those who know how I write).

    In the meantime...well, I'll list the stories just so some know.

    The Lazenby Bond's
    Diamonds Are Forever
    The Spy Who Loved Me
    Moonraker
    Octopussy
    Property of a Lady (short)
    All Our Yesterdays (short/alternate aftermath of OHMSS)

    The Sam Neill Bond's (yes, really)
    Shatterhand
    A View to a Kill
    Death is So Permanent
    Die Another Day

    WWII era Bond
    On His Majesty's Service
    The Devil's Crusaders
    The Lasting Storm
    Above All, Courage
    Where Angels Fear

    The Evil Men Do (if Britain had lost WWII)

    the WWII Bond is 'Fleming's Bond' the one who actually did serve in the war as true to him as I could make it. At first I pictured James Mason as Bond but dare I say I easily picture Gregory Peck. He did, after all, play Hornblower and Mallory in Guns of Navarone.

    until the weekend chaps
  • SFNDMKSFNDMK
    Posts: 11
    SirHilaryBrayOBE said:

    Apologies for the delay. Work and other concerns have crowded in. If folks don't mind waiting until at least Sunday (BST) I'll see what I can do. I've had to re-work part of Bond's manhunt in the opening part of DAF which is one reason. That and hours at work are changing and writing just isn't a concern (depressing for those who know how I write).

    In the meantime...well, I'll list the stories just so some know.

    The Lazenby Bond's
    Diamonds Are Forever
    The Spy Who Loved Me
    Moonraker
    Octopussy
    Property of a Lady (short)
    All Our Yesterdays (short/alternate aftermath of OHMSS)

    The Sam Neill Bond's (yes, really)
    Shatterhand
    A View to a Kill
    Death is So Permanent
    Die Another Day

    WWII era Bond
    On His Majesty's Service
    The Devil's Crusaders
    The Lasting Storm
    Above All, Courage
    Where Angels Fear

    The Evil Men Do (if Britain had lost WWII)

    the WWII Bond is 'Fleming's Bond' the one who actually did serve in the war as true to him as I could make it. At first I pictured James Mason as Bond but dare I say I easily picture Gregory Peck. He did, after all, play Hornblower and Mallory in Guns of Navarone.

    until the weekend chaps



    Take as much time as you can we all understand the pressures of life mate :D
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