Sean Connery himself.. Playing a Spectre dude that gets killed by Grant. 😉

A really interesting little bit of movie trivia. Just wstched Indiana Jones and the temple of doom, wherevthe announcer call the viewer to the name of the nightclub where Jones leaves and its called: Obi wan! Delicious 😋

Why didn’t you mention the female at that meeting as you can clearly see 003. What’s her story?

How was Roger Moore ever allowed to play James Bond? Did the accent fool the Americans?

How is it an easter egg, though?

Which agent did we see suspended outside Blofelds HQ in OHMSS?

OHMSS was a hit b/c of Diana Rigg. She was fresh out of The Avengers where she was a huge TV star and sex symbol. Nobody was showing up to see George Lazenby. 😂

I honestly dont know why people artempt to bring continuity into james bond.

001 Is Jason Bourne.

While the Legacy figures have the same face molds, the paint jobs and costumes are noticeably better

The one Diabolo killed in Every or nothing??

James Bond is the greatest

I love the running joke of wine man - “man of bottle”

Instead of referencing the 23 superior predecessor Bond films, Spectre should have simply Learned from them.

If he would have done DAF and then left the series he might have ranked higher on the best Bond list.

In the 90s I preferred 006 to 007.

thankyou

I consider the Daniel Craig era a completely separate continuity from the first 20 Eon films in the series. I look at them as an alternate universe James Bond. The first 20 films can be viewed in a modified order from how they were originally released if you want a smoother continuity. You can switch Diamonds are Forever and On Her majesty's Secret Service around and then watch For Your Eyes Only for a clearer continuity. That would make the viewing order as follows: Dr No -> From Russia with Love -> Goldfinger-> Thunderball -> You Only Live Twice -> Diamonds are Forever -> On Her majesty's Secret Service -> For Your Eyes Only -> Live and Let Die -> The Man with the Golden Gun -> The Spy Who Loved Me -> Moonraker -> Octopussy -> A View to a Kill -> The Living Daylights -> License to Kill -> Goldeneye -> Tomorrow Never Dies -> The World is not Enough -> Die Another day. After that you can move the final two Roger Moore movies later in the order if you have an issue with his age in them. It would go the same as above through Moonraker -> The Living Daylights -> License to Kill -> Octopussy -> Goldeneye -> Tomorrow Never Dies -> The World is not Enough -> Die Another day -> A View to a Kill. Octopussy can move no further back in the order since it is a Cold war movie and M calls Bond a "Relic of the Cold War in Goldeneye. A View to a Kill can really be viewed anywhere in the order, but Roger Moore is at his oldest here. The only Craig film that can be viewed as part of the original 20 would be Skyfall, as it is the only standalone Daniel Craig film.

Wonder if jinx from die another day had enough skill to be a 00 agent

A top notch actor!

The money. Sadly the hefty paycheck meant less money was spent in other areas and parts of the movie did look cheap like the melting leaser beam scenes.

Wow its the curent year, we need many more south asian and africans to be represented

There's a pack of worst Bonds. Lazenby is one of them!

As a way to reconsile the continuity problems caused by Bond not recognising Blofeld in OHMSS, I actually came up with the idea that there are _two_ branching timelines in the original continuity. Both timelines contain the events of Dr. No, From Russia With Love, Goldfinger and Thunberball as a basis. Branch A then begins with OHMSS and then picks up again for Live and Let Die and runs all the way up to Die another Day. Branch B on the other hand is strictly one where Sean Connery is *the* bond and follows his two final films YOLT and DAF.

What egual of 00 section in real world MI6

Rubbish. Tiny and far too expensive.

Very nice Collection. I‘m chasing for the 1:43 models too, but couldn‘t find Little Nellie in a display (5:45). Do you build it by yourself?

Each Bond is just their universe Bond

Q's Little Nellie gyrocopter from You Only Live Twice.

The down to earth Bond movies are usually my least favourites in the series. I love the campy, over the top nature of Diamonds are Forever, Moonraker and Die another Day. I'd rather enjoy the film instead of being sad and bored.

I like to think of myself as a huge bond fan, but i didnt realize there was a 0011 😮

Me gustaria comorar los seis James Bond

Michael Gothard (R.I.P.) who played the silent side villain Emile Leopold Locque in *"For Your Eyes Only"* had minor roles in later films: He played "Bukovsky" in Tobe Hopper's 1985 space vampire film: *"LIFEFORCE"* (which also had stuntpeople who worked in the 007 films, including Dickie Beer, Dorothy Ford, & Alf Joint). He played "the Inquisitor's Spy" in John Glen's *"Christopher Columbus:* *The Discovery",* the 1992 rival film to Ridley Scott's *"1492: Conquest of* *Paradise"* (also set for release in 1992). Glen's film also starred Bond villain actors Robert Davi & Benicio Del Toro from *"Licence To Kill"* and would've starred Timothy Dalton as Columbus himself, but due to problems during the production, he left the project and was replaced by Georges Corraface. His final film role was "Boatswain" in the 1992 TV film adaptation of Mary Shelley's *"Frankenstein"* with Patrick Bergin as Dr. Frankenstein and Randy Quaid as The Creature.

The roof looks darker❓🤔

Unlike some Bond fans, I don’t picture Kevin McClory as a villain in this story. He had legitimate rights from his days as partner to Ian Fleming and Jack Whittingham (including the creation of SPECTRE). And this was before Messieurs Saltzman and Broccoli came along. McClory had developed ten scripts or treatments, including “Longitude 78 West.” The Mafia figured in one; an underwater nuclear headquarters became the basis for “Warhead.” I doubt whether Sean Connery or Len Deighton would have become involved had they felt that McClory had no legitimate claim. He had signed a contract with Eon, promising to lay off Bond until 1976 - ten years after “Thunderball.” Afterwards he would be free to make his own Bond pictures. McClory can be faulted on two issues: not setting up a solid production (and legal) infrastructure between 1966 and 1976; and waiting too long before suing Eon for royalties on the SPECTRE concept. He did not have the production experience of Broccoli or Saltzman; but he had served as assistant director and associate producer on several Hollywood films. His business skills may have been erratic, but his rights were solid. Eon maintained that McClory was limited to a remake of “Thunderball,” but fought him even on that - through the making of “Never Say Never Again”! Thank you, Jack Schwartzman, for keeping up the fight; the end result was well worth it! In my “if only” file is the wish that “Warhead” had been made. That sounded exciting!

Where's the aquatic White Lotus from the Spy who loved me. Always loved that car when I was a kid.

This is just such an obvious opportunity to expand the universe. You could easily have different 00 agents, female etc, without ruining the lore of 007. An opprtunity missed A

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Goldeneye?

003 appeared in the video game Everything or Nothing.

Priyanga Burford had a small role in no time to die, she has worked with the likes of Ben Miller and Steve coogan

Richard Marner played the Soviet space controller in YOLT. Born Alexander Pavlovich Molchanoff in Russia in 1921 before he and his family emmigrated to the UK (via Finland and Germany) later in the 20s. Although a veteran of many films and TV shows, he was famous as Colonel Kurt Von Strohm in “Allo Allo”.

Whiles He not well known, Bruce Alexander appears in Tommrow never dies in the pre titles. He play Superintendent Mullet in Touch of Frost

Great video! Had a few NO WAY moments in there

When you mentioned Dolph Lundgren in A View To A Kill, I thought you would also shout out Alison Doody who was Jenny Flex in that movie and went on to star as Elsa Schneider in Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade. She was also in Taffin with Pierce Brosnan.

The Connery and Dalton era of 007 has been ignored completely: however I make some notable mentions that come to mind. Anthony Dawson features as Professor R J Dent in Dr No - ironically he played Ernst Blofeld in From Russia With Love and Thunderball - in silhouette (voiced by Eric Pohlmann), still with Connery, "Goldfinger" was his second time co starring with Gert Fröbe - their first was "The Longest Day" in 1962. Charles Gray and stuntman Joe Robinson feature in You Only Live Twice - both return in Diamonds Are Forever 4 years later, not forgetting Robert Shaw who starred in "Robin And Marian" opposite Connery in the 70's. Pakistani born actor Art Malik has been on both sides of the Atlantic in TV and movies, "The Jewel in the Crown" - of course Dalton's first outing in 1987's The Living Daylights, along with him being a lead villain opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger in True Lies and BBC's Holby City as Dr Zubin Khan. By the time he was cast as secondary villain Milton Krest in Licence To Kill, Anthony Zerbe was a veteran already in the acting world, he's one of those actors where some (myself included) say "I've seen that guy before", rightly so, as he's been a co star opposite Clint Eastwood, Sean Connery, John Wayne, Dustin Hoffman, Keanu Reeves and Christopher Walken et al - thank you for the upload.

you forgot about Rowan Atkinson who had a role in the James Bond film Octopussy in 1983

On the Spanish speaking side. Many of the Latin actors featured in License to Kill are well known Mexican actors from novelas and film, sadly many of them have now passed. For those who recognize them, it truly is a gem to see that they were once featured in a James Bond film.

Oh my God, I never knew Mark Heap was in Octopussy!!! Amazing

Fantastic video, I didn’t knew many of these celebrities by their other roles!!