List of screenings & more info about the film is here:

www.dartmouthfilms.com/from-roger-moore-with-love

Looking for 007 magazine issue # 59 (moonraker special) published in 2019. Does anyone have it here who wishes to sell to me? Thanks in advance.

I still have limited edition signed copies of my book JAMES BOND- GOLDEN GUN ON LOCATION for sale.

Original post on the AJB literature thread can be seen here https://www.ajb007.co.uk/discussion/56551/my-new-book-james-bond-golden-gun-on-location but I thought it might not be seen by the collectors who mainly read the memorabilia threads.

Members of the GB Bond club also receive a good discount. 55 Euros instead of 65 Euros

Anyone who is interested can contact me at chris@distin.de

Here's a short YouTube video showing the Augmented reality ! :-)

Hoping to sell my Orlebar Brown Thunderball Capri and my Orlebar Brown The Man With The Golden Gun shirts.

Both are unused and never been worn before. TMWTGG still has tags. The Thunderball new but without tags.

Looking for £110 each including postage. Or take both for £200 including postage.

Thanks!

Apparently this is probably something to do with the Lowry process where the frame was scanned and digital noise reduction performed, and I guess the dart seemed to be an imperfection which it smoothed out. A real shame as it's a nice bit of practical effects work which has been lost. I wonder if anything else like this has gone missing from the films?

I got into a debate with some friends after reading an article looking at different Bond physiques the other day (it's here if you wanted to have a look - https://www.dna-lean.co.uk/a/blog/james-bond-signature-workouts) - which actor had the best Bond body? They've all been so different, so there's no way of knowing what body shape they'll go with next!

Fellas - which actor's physique would you most like to have? And ladies - what's your ideal Bond body type? For me, Pierce Brosnan will always win hands down 😍 but I'm intrigued to hear your thoughts!

My name is Mike and I run the Red Carpet Rookies filmmaking podcast. It was a project created to tell the stories of the most accomplished names behind the camera.  

Our most recently released episode is with legendary James Bond Set Designer, Peter Lamont. I recorded the interview in October last year when Peter was 90 years old. The following month, as you may know, he sadly passed away, making our conversation his last recorded interview. 

It’s quite a special piece of film history. I thought it may be of interest to you all. 

In the episode we discuss his beginnings in the industry, how he first got his job on a James Bond feature, working with Ken Adam and how he

made fun of Peter, designing Fort Knox on Goldfinger, what Cubby Broccoli was like and why he was a great Producer, what Pierce Brosnan and Roger Moore were like on set, and the story of how he chose the Bahamas for the opening of Casino Royale with Martin Campbell. 

You can find it here: https://www.redcarpetrookies.com/episodes/peter-lamont 

Thank you,

Mike

p.s. I have also previously interview Daniel's personal makeup artist, Donald Mowat.

By the end of this celebratory series, you’ll know who my favorite Bond is, who I believe the best Bond to be, and, more importantly, why each Bond has played a critical role in ensuring our beloved franchise is here to stay. I’m three parts deep already, and I hope you’ll all join me for the remainder of this ride. Cheers!

Battle of the Bonds // Mission Briefing

Part 001 // Sean Connery

Part 002 // George Lazenby

Part 003 // Roger Moore

It's clearly during the filming of FYEO but I've never seen this behind the scenes look before, so I'm wondering whether it's from a documentary that's somehow eluded me.

Thanks!

Kris