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Retro Bond - Celebrating Bond's 50th Anniversary by looking back at some rare clips and promos.

jolearonjolearon
edited November 2011 in General Movies & TV Posts: 645
Celebrating Bond's 50th Anniversary, let take a look at some of the rare clips and promos throughout Bond's history.

If you haven't seen already, heres an old clip of Roger Moore playing the role of 007 back in 1964.


"Sir Moore did this comedy scetch on a British school before taking the role in 1972. He was one of the first considered for 007 but was under contract with his tv show "The Saint" which was made into a movie with Val Kilmar back in the 1980's."

Please post your rare clips or promos here. (photos or videos) Can't wait to see what all we can come up with.

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  • jolearonjolearon
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    Heres are some great examples of Retro commercials,




    Some of these are just priceless!
  • SandySandy Somewhere in Europe
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    Thank you #jolearon. That Roger Moore video is absolutelly brilliant, I had never seen it before! I had a good laugh, for sure.
  • jolearonjolearon
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    @Sandy thanks, heres a few more I found worthy;

    "James Bond 007 Action Pak"


    "Sean Connery in Japanese ad of yogurt" -- you'll just die when you see this!! ROFL


    "Pierce Brosnan (Mastercard commercial )"


    "Some age others mature" -- Very odd commercial mixing old & new, a must watch.


    "Heineken James Bond Casino Royale Commercial" -- Although it's new, I'd never seen this Ad before.
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  • MajorDSmytheMajorDSmythe "I tolerate this century, but I don't enjoy it."Moderator
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  • jolearonjolearon
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    @MajorDSmythe ya, that ones new to me, thanks!
  • Baltimore_007Baltimore_007
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    That Connery yoghurt one was good

    Very well done all those who have put these together, i can only watch on in admiration
  • Samuel001Samuel001 Moderator
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    Can't this go in the Bond YouTube thread?
  • 4EverBonded4EverBonded the Ballrooms of Mars
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    Thanks for this thread - these are really great!
    Oh, and I did not know we had a Bond You Tube thread ... I am looking for it now ...
  • jolearonjolearon
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    yeah I didn't know as well, but I was hoping to have photos just as much as videos.
  • jolearonjolearon
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    Here is a nice classic Bond, before the films.

    Ian Fleming's Casino Royale (1953) Pt1


    This is the first ever screen adaption of a Bond novel, made in 1953 for US TV. The hero is played by Barry Nelson (changed to Jimmy Bond of the CIA) and the villain is played by Peter Lorre (better known for the successful 'Mr Moto' movies). Because of this adaption, when Eon productions bought the rights to Fleming's Bond 007 in the 1960s, the couldn't get Casino Royale as part of the deal. This led to the 1967 spoof version being made, starring Peter Sellers and David Niven. Many years later, Kevin McClory had obtained the rights to Casino Royale for Sony Pictures, and intended to make his own version of it separate from Eon. However, after a large lawsuit, the rights finally went to Eon as part of an out of court settlement in 2000. Finally, Eon were able to give the novel the full movie treatment in their own version, starring Daniel Craig, a few years later.

    Ian Fleming's Casino Royale (1953) Pt2


    Ian Fleming's Casino Royale (1953) Pt3


    Ian Fleming's Casino Royale (1953) Pt4


    Ian Fleming's Casino Royale (1953) Pt5


    Ian Fleming's Casino Royale (1953) Pt6

  • PrinceKamalKhanPrinceKamalKhan Monsoon Palace, Udaipur
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    Promo for the November 22, 1981, American TV premiere of MR-

  • DaltonCraig007DaltonCraig007 They say, "Evil prevails when good men fail to act." What they ought to say is, "Evil prevails."
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    TV sure was campy back in the day...
  • M_BaljeM_Balje Amsterdam, Netherlands
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    The first trailer of Die Another Day. What made it special for James Bond that don't have the tradional Bond voice, but '''B'' movie voice. Best thing of it be the cloud of Bond girls.



  • jolearonjolearon
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    ROFL, THiS iS GooD StuFf
    http://www.hulu.com/watch/19308/saturday-night-live-tightwad-007
  • jolearonjolearon
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    The Origins of James Bond
    http://www.hulu.com/watch/275315/flickmojo-the-origins-of-james-bond
  • karatemanchan37karatemanchan37
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    Roger, Sean, and Sir Michael Caine at the Oscars in 1989

  • jolearonjolearon
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    @karatemanchan37 Thanks, I hadn't seen that, have you seen this?
  • karatemanchan37karatemanchan37
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    @karatemanchan37 Thanks, I hadn't seen that, have you seen this?


    Yeah, I thought it was very touching of Pierce to honor Sean.
  • jolearonjolearon
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    I love this Magazine Cover, one smooth operator! haha.
  • 4EverBonded4EverBonded the Ballrooms of Mars
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    Yes, we can see why Sean grew tired of all this ... ;
  • jolearonjolearon
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    YES! Here are a couple of Bond commercials that have slipped by me over the years. Check them out!


    "From the James Bond 007 "Licence to Kill" original VHS tape. This played right before the movie. Little did Cleese know He'll be part of the 007 family 10 years later..."


    Love this next one.

    TV ad for Quantum of Solace in SONY HD...
  • JWESTBROOKJWESTBROOK
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    jolearon wrote:
    Love this next one.

    TV ad for Quantum of Solace in SONY HD...

    Absolutely brilliant.
  • jolearonjolearon
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    Just found these without looking, had to share.

    Woody Allen on "What's My Line?"

    From around the time "Casino Royale" was coming out. Tony Randall and Pamela Mason join the panel. (Watch the ending where they talk about Woody being the next Bond, haha)


    Sean Connery - What's My Line
  • jolearonjolearon
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    Great 80s commercial!
  • jolearonjolearon
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    WOW, this was a new one for me,
    Classic Ads: Big Fry Turkish Delight with George Lazenby
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