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Friday (05/27) Honey Ryder: 24 Tatiana Romanova: 19 Pussy Galore: 21 Domino Derval: 22 Vesper Lynd 67: 6 Kissy Suzuki: 18 Theresa di Vicenzo: 29 Tiffany Case: 18 Solitaire: 22 Mary Goodnight: 14 Anya Amasova: 19 Dr. Holly Goodhead: 20 …
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Thursday 5/26 Honey Ryder: 21 Tatiana Romanova: 18 Pussy Galore: 21 Domino Derval: 21 Vesper Lynd 67: 12 Kissy Suzuki: 18 Theresa di Vicenzo: 27 (+1) Tiffany Case: 18 Solitaire: 21 Mary Goodnight: 20 Anya Amasova: 19 Dr. Holly Goodhead…
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Wednesday 5/25 Honey Ryder: 20 Tatiana Romanova: 18 Pussy Galore: 20 Domino Derval: 21 Vesper Lynd 67: 16 (-2) Kissy Suzuki: 20 Theresa di Vicenzo: 24 Tiffany Case: 20 Solitaire: 20 Mary Goodnight: 20 Anya Amasova: 20 Dr. Holly Goodhea…
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DarthDimi wrote: » This is a tragedy. RIP to all the people who have suffered and will continue to suffer because, amongst other things, Americans love their precious guns and their misinterpreted second amendment more than common sense allows. …
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Colin Cantwell has died. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/colin-cantwell-dead-star-wars-spacecraft-concept-artist-1235152043/ In addition to his work on STAR WARS, Mr. Cantwell also worked on 2OO! and aided CBS News in their…
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Number three for me. Without conducting a poll, I think that the title sequence from TB is the one that most non or casual fans think of when they picture a Bond film’s titles. It is iconic.
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FYI, People Magazine has a special “TOP GUN” newsstand special for sale. Whatever TOP GUN's artistic merits, I really enjoyed the film. And without being too personal, it helped me deal with 1986,,,,a year of great tragedy.
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Thank you for that run down @Revelator. I should really learn more about this era of film making. I'm sure that you've seen this Turner Classic Movie (TCM) short on the "silent era."
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DarthDimi wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » What a loss: legendary composer Vangelis has passed away at the age of 79: https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-61514850?fbclid=IwAR3h1Ilo5yDN7RpekTNqiIm-FIi0Op8ljFJ1PIMbO3wTisL8dmwGEmZVzBs …
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If only I could follow Betty Boop's example........ Betty Boop - Judge For A Day (1935)
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@mattjoes. CHINA BEACH was a kind of MASH type TV program – except it was set during the Vietnam War (instead of Korea). Ms. Delany, played the main character, Nurse Colleen McMurphy. FYI, Alain Delon fans may want to bookmark this twitter page: …
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FYI, For those of you in the New York City area, in July/August the Film Forum will be running a series of films from 1962-1964. So far, I only see Goldfinger listed. From the flyer: JFK’s “Camelot,” the Cuban Missile Crisis, the March on Wash…
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This is really sad news to end the week on. I remember seeing REMO WILLIAMS during its’ premiere weekend back in late 1985 – when it was being positioned by some as the start of a James Bond like franchise. It didn’t happen, but that takes nothin…
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@DarthDimi I still remember the huge excitement when the first ever photo of a black hole was released back in 2019. My understanding, is that while this black hole is much closer to home, it is also significantly smaller. Thus, harder to image. …
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It gets a bit confusing (sorry about that @LucknFate ). The “City Cinema” is really called the: Village East by Angelika, and is on 12th street and 2nd avenue. https://www.angelikafilmcenter.com/villageeast There is also a theater called the …
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Benjamin_Weekly69 wrote: » I noticed a distinct lack of no time to die reaction videos on YouTube. Which means there is a definite deficit In Zoomer interest in the franchise. When NTTD’s trailers dropped in 2020-2021, I don’t remember the …
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LucknFate wrote: » I am a very patient filmgoer, especially when I catch something older on the big screen. I'll keep my eye out, NYC has lots of theaters and the retro type places seem to hold a film for quite awhile. Sometimes they do....…
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@LuckNFate, unfortunately MR. KLEIN was only screened at The Film Forum (in New York City) in March of this year. As for Ms. Delaney, @mattjoes, I know her mostly from the TV series CHINA BEACH and DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES. She has also co-hosted fil…
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The Night and the City (1950, Directed by Jules Dassin) Starring Richard Widmark, Gene Tierney, Googie Withers, Herbert Lom Screenplay by Jo Eisinger (based on the novel by Gerald Kersh) Music by Franz Waxman Cinematography by Max Greene Mary…
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GoldenGun wrote: » mattjoes wrote: » On the big screen... Monsieur Klein! That’s amazing! I’m a huge Alain Delon fan. I saw La piscine once on the big screen, still one of coolest cinema experiences of my life. US actress D…
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MI6HQ wrote: » I have a question: Where can I post an upcoming Bond Films on TV? What Thread? I will appreciate any replies, thank you guys 😊 Try this: https://www.mi6community.com/discussion/38/tv-alerts/p1
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ToTheRight wrote: » Another scene I like is Bond and M debriefing to the OHMSS theme. Fiennes has some amazing facial expressions here. He really looks good as M in this one. Again I love his classic haircut. I think he's a marvelous M. …
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I actually like the OHMSS title themes of “time” and “honor and country” and had it ranked 5th. As for the random images from prior films, I think that they were a means to connect OHMSS with those films. “Don’t worry folks, the new actor is stil…
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This is tough, but for the record: OHMSS. This should be an interesting follow-up to this December, 2021 thread https://www.mi6community.com/discussion/20681/crunch-time-your-5-favourite-bond-movies-no-6th-no-alternates-no-doubles-no-bs-just-fiv…
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I had the titles for SF at number 4. One of my criteria for Kleinman’s work is whether or not – after I’ve seen the movie – I seek out “bootleg” versions of it on YouTube! A really good title sequence should (IMO) get you excited to see the film …
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Ava Gardner!!! I’ m sure THE KILLERS (1946) is on your list @ToTheRight. Between Gardner, Lana Turner, Gene Tierney, Rita Hayworth, etc… we could start a very interesting ranking game!!! I wonder who would win? :))
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NEVER underrate Ann-Margret’s range of talent. Several months ago I saw her in the crime noir ONCE A THIEF (1965, with Alain Delon, Van Heflin and Jack Palance) and was blown away by her performance. To state the obvious, Ms. Margret was a lot more …
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The Hubble Space Telescope was deployed from the Space Shuttle Discovery (mission STS-31), exactly thirty-two years ago (April 25, 1990). And despite a problem plagued beginning, the scientific discoveries that it has made possible are too numerous …
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@Revelator. Yeah, I saw this earlier today and haven't stopped smiling ever since! How they did it.... You know, the early episodes of the old TV series weren't the out and out camp feast that seasons 2 and 3 were (IMO). Not "dark" mind you,…
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@ToTheRight, your shelves must be sagging under the weight of all of these Lana Turner DVDs. :)) Of course, I’m no better and I recently had to buy another Book/DVD cabinet for all of my projected film noir purchases and Bond 60th stuff.
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