Goldfinger – Bond versus Oddjob at Fort Knox
Goldfinger – Bond versus Oddjob at Fort Knox scene examined
Tag: James Bond
Goldfinger Plays His Golden Harp
Goldfinger Plays Golden Harp – A little pomp and circumstance here as Leiter briefs Bond that the President of the United States wants to thank him. Bond ascends the stairway leading to the plane. Watch as he walks right past the cockpit, which seems open. You can see light shining in through the cockpit windows. …
Dr. No Title Sequence
Dr. No, EON Productions first James Bond film based on Ian Fleming’s sixth James Bond 007 novel gets a big YES from movie-goers at the time of release in 1962, and has been a staple of Bond films every since. Dr. No is Dr. Yes for spy movie fans, and new spy movie fans who are focused on Bourne and Mission: Impossible and more recent Bond films with Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig, would enjoy going back to the first James Bond film, Dr. No, to which, we think, they will also say Yes!
A man identified only as “R”
And here in Secret Agent, it is a man identified only as “R” who asks Brodie to undertake this new secret mission.
Dr. No Intro Poster and Theme Song
For Dr. No, this is one of the publicity posters used to promote the film and the theme song music first associated with the EON Production James Bond films!
The last 13 minutes
Watch the last 13 minutes of the movie, the culmination of the movie , all on a train.
Three Blind Mice and the Death of Strangways
When he turns and opens his car, we find out a great deal about these three men. All three of the the men turn and shoot Strangeways with pistols with silencers.
Bond. James Bond
This Dr. No clip is one of the most critical and important scenes in the entire James Bond 007 franchise The interaction between Sylvia Trench, in red, and James Bond at the baccarat table at Le Cercle at Les Ambassadeurs in London sets up the entire Bond.
Getting the Walther PPK
Bond fans know that often Bond uses a Walther PPK pistol as his main weapon.
All About Spy Movies
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James Bond Movies
And Their Connections to Other Spy Movies & Real-Life Events and Things Here, in our James Bond sections, are all the Bond movies that we will dive into! We are not showing you the entire movie here, but some of the best movie clips and scenes, in order, with our take on how they fit…
Bond Arrives in Jamaica
Bond arrives in Jamaica and is suspicious about the driver who came to pick him up. He makes a call, while Felix Leiter watches.
Meeting Felix Leiter for the First Time
Felix Leiter plays a major role in many Bond films to come (played by 6 different actors so far), but Dr. No is his first appearance and his first meeting with Bond.
Bond’s First Car Chase
We have come to expect car chases and virtually any other kind of chase in spy movies now, and especially in Bond movies.
Honey Ryder and “No. I’m Just Looking”
OK, Sylvia Trench was the first real Bond Girl, but Honey Rider is remembered as the first WOW Bond Girl as she walks out of the waters at Dunns River Falls in Jamaica in Dr. No.
The Dragon – Runs On Diesel Engines!
Quarrel has talked about the island legend of a fire-breathing dragon on Crab Key and that is why no locals want to venture to this island.
Meet Dr. No and SPECTRE
In this scene, Dr. No confronts Bond and we learn of SPECTRE for the first time – and we will hear about this evil organization in many EON Production Bond films to come.
The Downfall of Dr. No: No and Bond Go At It
After escaping capture, and overtaking one of Dr. No’s workers and taking his has-mat suite, amazingly, Bond disrupts the interference with the American missile launch
Dr. No – The Beginning of the End
The finale is grand of course, and Bond somehow manages to escape and with Honey Rider. And Dr. No is, well, No-More.
