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RichardTheBruce

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  • Nazca Lines / ˈnäz·kə līnz / noun 1. geometric line clearings in the Peruvian desert Nazca Lines: geoglyphs found in the Nazca Desert, southern Peru. Created by removing surface material to reveal a light colored layer below. The resulting l…
  • Much improved, @Murdock. Not Never Say McClory Again, @PropertyOfALady, but a similar effort below to start the film Bond-style. Complete with proper titles.
  • July 28th 1978: Goldfinger re-released in Finland.
  • Saw Fallout this afternoon, had a great time with it. Looking forward to more follow-ups. Mission Impossible really energizes me more than a year out for BOND 25. It's also no Bond film and I won't see it again anytime soon. On that count Spec…
  • I'd like to experience a Dr. No rescore as a fan edit. I took a quick look but couldn't find an example. The Never Say McClory Again fan rescore was great to experience. I'd also try a GoldenEye fan edit. But no official rescores necessary.
  • Science & Tech Aston Martin unveils 'sports car for the skies' at airshow thejakartapost.com/life/2018/07/19/aston-martin-unveils-sports-car-for-the-skies-at-airshow.html Matthew Stock - Reuters Farnborough, England | Thu, July 19, 2018 | 08…
  • https://oatmaha.com/jamesbond.html (Spoiler)
  • July 27th 1922: Adolfo Celi is born--Messina, Sicily, Italy. (He dies 19 February 1986 at age 63--Siena, Tuscany, Italy.) 1966: At a press conference in Japan Sean Connery comments--"Japanese women are just not sexy." 1968: Maria Grazia Cuc…
  • MajorDSmythe wrote: » I get the impression Cruise is systematically working his way through the Bond series, picking scenes and outdoing them. That's actually my perspective watching action trailers, @MajorDSmythe, and specifically trailers f…
  • Thunderfinger wrote: » @RichardTheBruce, this is something for the Birding Bond thread. Right you are, @Thunderbird. I mean, @Thunderfinger. Thanks, @TripAces. (Spoiler)
  • July 26th 1939: The Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve appoints Ian Fleming as Lieutenant. Special Branch. (Spoiler) 1967: Casino Royale released in Mexico. 1979: Moonraker released in Australia. (Spoiler) 2006: Producers Barbara Broccoli an…
  • TR007 wrote: » I said it before and I'll say it again, why can't EON take their cues from the Mission Impossible franchise, rather than Batman and Logan? Not sure I'm ready for the BOND 25 trailer to lay hipster lyrics over The James Bond T…
  • July 25th 1979: Eric Pohlmann dies at age 65--Bad Reichenhall, Bavaria, Germany. (Born 18 July 1913--Vienna, Austria-Hungary.) 2011: Linda Christian dies at age 87--Palm Desert, California. (Born 13 November 1923--Tampico, Tamaulipas, Mexic…
  • July 24th 1981: A three-day James Bond Weekend begins in Century City, California. George Lazenby and Hervé Villechaize in attendance. 1986: The New York Times prints Stephen Farber's piece, "'Remington Steele' Gets Reprieve". 2009: Titan…
  • July 23rd 1921: Robert Brown is born--Swanage, Dorset, England. (He dies 11 November 2003 at age 82--Swanage, Dorset, England.) 1963: Lotte Lenya finishes filming with the scene riding in a taxi next to Red Grant. (Spoiler) 1977: Title son…
  • I've read the Bram Stoker novel several times. Reading it today I wonder how it would match the different film versions seen.
  • Also want to give detail to Charles Mingus as introduced by @QBranch. Quantum of Solace, Marc Forster, 2008. The Charles Mingus CD seen in QOS (Fields' death scene) has a track titled "Gunslinging Bird". (Spoiler) From the origina…
  • Those items are golden, @QBranch, I especially like the mining of Doctor Bird, Griffin, two-headed Eagle, and the Birds of the West Indies cover Hummingbirds and Parrots. I already planned to update some of the earlier items to be more complete a…
  • No less confusing for American me, @j_w_pepper. So Ian Fleming used accepted US language and Turkey buzzard. Not sure why he didn't stick to his copy of Birds of the West Indies, though. Comparison: Turkey vulture and Turkey buzzard. (Sp…
  • Keep Rory Kinnear, give the Tanner important ways to help Bond, doesn't have to be in the field or a lot of screen time. Easy. Not essential, but remains a great opportunity to add to the film.
  • July 22nd 1989: Licence to Kill released in Taiwan. 2015: A new Spectre trailer becomes available. (Spoiler) 2017: Funko announces its licence for James Bond. (Spoiler) 2018: Casino Royale in Concert with the National Symphony Orchestra …
  • The Man with the Golden Gun, Ian Fleming, 1965. Chapter 13 - Hear the Train Blow! ... (Spoiler) He put it into his coat pocket and watched a turkey buzzard a thousand feet up, circling. He put himself into the mind of the John Crow, watching…
  • Birds of the West Indies, James Bond, 1961. (1936) AMERICAN VULTURES OR CONDORS Cathartidae THE AMERICAN VULTURES comprise a small family of six species, only one of which, the Turkey Vulture, is known from the West Indies. There are sligh…
  • Turkey buzzard / ˈtər·kē ˈbə·zərd / noun Turkey vulture / ˈtər·kē ˈvəl·'chər / noun 1. a vulture of the Americas 2. Turkey buzzard as a commonly used name for Turkey vulture Latin (buteo, falcon). French (busard). Turkey buzzard, AKA Tu…
  • July 21st 1975: Goldfinger re-released in Spain. (Spoiler) 1977: The Spy Who Loved Me released in Hong Kong. 1989: Licence to Kill released in Finland. (Spoiler) 2005: American Film Institute ranks "shaken, not stirred" as #90 of the bes…
  • So you're gonna buy it, right, @FlemingFan2?
  • Dang straight, @mybudgetbond.
  • The Adventures of James Bond Junior 003 1/2, R. D. Mascott, 1967. https://wikivisually.com/wiki/The_Adventures_of_James_Bond_Junior_003%C2%BD Merck: German villain. Satan: Merck's male Alsatian. Cerberus: Merck's female Alsatian. (Spoiler)
  • Interesting stuff, @dragonsky. (Spoiler)