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#3: There you go, @Some_Kind_Of_Hero. Italy. (Cousin) It + alley #1: More specific. And smaller.
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April 22nd 1950: Lee Tamahori is born--Wellington, New Zealand. 1963: From Russia With Love films at the Sophia Mosque in Istanbul. (Spoiler) 1976: Ken Adam directs construction of the 007 sound-stage at Pinewood Studios. 2008: Bond…
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Okay how about these. I'm playing fast and loose with one syllable, these should be understandable. (Or so I always think.) Last one solved has the floor. #1 #2 #3
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Accurate description by them for how commercially successful, on the other hand I took to his album just fine. Bought his album on vinyl based on knowing he was behind Bat Out Of Hell, I wasn't disappointed. Back in 1981 it was released with a 45r…
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NicNac wrote: » So, Bond considers the idea that Mathis sends a note as suspicious, and from there works out that Mathis probably tipped Le Chiffre off? I can buy that, but the film didn't exactly put it across very well. Does he mention his …
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Elliott Carver I'm thinking. I got this: Ellie (Laura Dern character in Jurassic Park) UT (Utah) Eddy Carr (another Jurassic Park character; not the Mauser Kar/Karabiner or CAR 816 rifles, a road I went down) ver (ver as spring in L…
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Blood Stone 007
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April 21st 1962: The New Yorker publishes an interview with Ian Fleming. (Spoiler) 1969: Toby Stephens is born--Middlesex Hospital, London, England. 1971: Bond comic strip Double Jeopardy begins its run in the The Daily Express. (Ends …
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An Asian-style key. Part clue, part distractor. SNL Sigmund Freud skit: sometimes a banana is just a banana.
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Correct on that, @Some_Kind_Of_Hero. A key as Aki. The floor is yours.
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Ohh, Jim Steinman. I'll remember him for his songs and producing. But most for his own album Bad For Good (in the style of Bat Out of Hell, after Meatloaf departed to go solo). "Rock & Roll Dreams Come Through", Jim Steinman, 1981.
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Ooooh you got it, @JTW. Classic Rebus start to it, plus I liked how the automobile disc brake evoked the gunbarrel. Last is probably the simplest. Two syllables. #1
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Max_The_Parrot wrote: » Oh I love the way you’ve put your Funko's in a mug, I’m gonna use that! 😊 Great collection @=bg= Yeah those are nice mugs.
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Well some Petrolhead might get it.
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Two to go. (Or #1 and #3, actually.) #1 #3
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Well not T Shirts, but still. James Bond football kits - No.6: On Her Majesty's Secret Service... https://twitter.com/KitblissNZ/status/1298180037170966528
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April 20th 1904: Bruce Cabot is born--Carlsbad, New Mexico. (He dies 3 May 1972 at age 67--Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California.) (Spoiler) 1953: Sebastian Faulks is born--Donnington, Berkshire, England. 1963: From Russia With Love …
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Correct on #2, @Dragonpol.
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Okay nice, @Some_Kind_Of_Hero. How about these. Last solved has the floor. #1 #2 #3
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I'm going with Pam Bouvier for this one. Pam (cooking spray oil) Bouvier (Bouvier des Flandres, herding dog breed)
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WIRED: Why a James Bond film will never premiere on Netflix The economics of blockbusters like No Time to Die simply don’t work without cinemas. And the pandemic proved it https://www.wired.co.uk/article/james-bond-no-time-to-die-netflix
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April 19th 1961: In a note to Dennis Hamilton, Ian Fleming confesses he must live as an old man after coming close to death during a meeting. (Spoiler) 1967: US premiere of Casino Royale. (Spoiler) 2004: Philip Locke dies at age 76--Dedh…
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Occupational hazard for Tom Cruise: smiling.
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A clean sweep, @QBranch. Nice. Over to you.
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I came back to it several times, @Some_Kind_Of_Hero. Key action for me was considering alternate names for purple. That allowed a path to the rest. And a challenge. How about these. Second is classic Rebus. General meaning, situational. L…
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April 18th 1964: Screenwriter Ben Hecht dies of a heart attack while reading on a Saturday. That's after writing three serious Casino Royale script versions for Charles K. Feldman. (Spoiler) 1965: Serialisation of The Man With The Golden Gun…
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Anticipating the backlash from SPECTRE, Q's cats devised a clever plan of misdirection.
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With Director Guy Hamilton on board, yes. 007 Live and Let Die | Milk Commercial [007 Commercial Clips]
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(General) Arkady Grigorovich Ourumov from GoldenEye. Arc (Arc de Triomphe) A D (Audi 200 Quattro) Grigor (Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov) Ovid (Latin poet) CH (Carolina Herrera brand) OH (State flag of Ohio) roux (Whisking of a rou…
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That is a bunch, @Gerard. Since 1921.
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