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Behind the scenes with Roger Moore on location at the Eiffel Tower, Paris during filming for A View To A Kill (1985)
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Bray Studios in London is hosting the final James Bond screentests this weekend. One clear favourite emerges and one previously tipped candidate rules himself out...
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What nobody in the trade press is covering is that the actors in the final stages for casting James Bond have to accept the terms of the contract before they screentest, meaning they can't negotiate pay if they are selected.
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Final Four ⚪⚪⚪⚪🔫
Screentests this weekend will determine who will play the seventh incarnation of James Bond
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James Bond, with two double bourbons inside him, sat in the final departure lounge of Miami Airport and thought about life and death.
—Ian Fleming, GOLDFINGER (1959)
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ITV with one of the best censorship edits ever to Tomorrow Never Dies
Cutting the guy strangling Bond so now it just looks like Brosnan is screaming in terror at the plane shooting at him
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This week. James Bond will be in Yeovil on Wednesday and Falmouth on Thursday. Not quite Istanbul, The Alps or Jamaica, but there you go waterstones.com/events/charl… falmouthbookfestival.com/lin…
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Did you know that Roger Moore kept a day-by-day behind-the-scenes journal during the production of his 1973 James Bond debut, Live and Let Die?
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“Connery achieved his own personal triumph. The critics liked him and saw an international star in the making.” – Cubby Broccoli, producer, on the tabloid’s response to Sean Connery in the role of James Bond in DR. NO.
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KING ZERO by Charlie Higson returns James Bond to the present day in a full length novel, and for that alone it earns goodwill. Higson is standing on the shoulders of giants John Gardner and Raymond Benson here (we don’t talk about Jeffrey Deaver) - but is this KING or ZERO?
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My name is Bond. #JamesBond.
JUST ANNOUNCED WITH @THR: @grantmorrison to write a NEW James Bond comic series!
@TheIanFleming is partnering with #IDW for a mission to create all-new #comicbook adventures.
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#NYCC #GrantMorrison #007 #Comics
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Having played cameo roles in four previous Columbo episodes, Fred Draper finally gets to play the killer (Swanny) in Last Salute to the Commodore. Tisn't my favourite outing, but...
He also appeared opposite Peter Falk in two 1970s John Cassavetes films.
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100% pure uncut Bond. No other drug like it.
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