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I have had a quick look through, some great images.
The production behind the films certainly during Cubbys era has always fascinated me, the production was one of the key factors that set the movies apart from anyone who attempted to immintate.
It also features an appendix with crucial biographical information about the actors and actresses that played Bond, the baddies and the Bond girls - which other films they starred in. That was information that was almost impossible to obtain back then without buying serious movie magazines. Quite unbelievable nowadays, when all this information is only a few clicks away.
Anyway, another quest from my youth completed.
Years ago there was a segment about one of the Dalton films or GE and they did a quick visit to the archives and showed a few of the props on shelves and I was fascinated and wanted more. The 007 Fan Club did conventions in the early '90s where they brought out the props and they've been part of traveling exhibitions. I just wonder what will happen to all of this with Amazon in charge.
Taschen did a similar book with Kubrick's collection showing his archives and I could see a similar book being done, just as long as they don't charge an out-of-reach price like with their recent Dr. No book.
I remember seeing these in Dixons and Curry's back in the day.
Does it still work?
I had TLD game on the ZX Spectrum +2, it took an age to load and the graphics were rather basic. But in '87, '88 it was a game I'd play for hours.
It still works. It had a full service back in 2022. I never had a Spectrum back in the day, though my brother had an Amstrad 464+, so the slow loading and 'take out tape and turn it over' aren't new to me. :))
This one even come with Bonds passport, and a good luck letter from Moneypenny, both items were probably lost by most owners.
Oh congrats!! Been on my wishlist for a while. I was a Speccy kid but we never went +2 (we got an Atari ST instead).
Wow!!! That is absolutely awesome!!!
I had a ZX and a Soectrum plus 2, happy days... Major nostalgia buzz.
When I got a ZX plus 3 it was revolutionary.
The rubber keys on the ZX were a nightmare 😂