Such a strange turn of events but George Lazenby didn't disgrace the role despite his inexperience. He performed admirably, there have been certainly worse performances as Bond by people considered as seasoned performers.
@rickhaydan34333 күн бұрын
Bond avoided commitment and marriage because he didn't want to turn loved ones into targets. Also, if he died, he didn't want to leave mourners, especially a widow or children. Tracy's death just proved that he had the right idea all along. Of course, he couldn't quit his job because he's an adrenalin addict.
@alkhilji17495 күн бұрын
Vintage, superb.
@williamgreen66475 күн бұрын
I was there last year ..was Am❤azing love ABBA
@presleyjae8 күн бұрын
do you ever look at someone beautiful and smile without realizing it
@sophielegault227812 күн бұрын
55 years without Sharon Tate💔😭 R.I.P Sharon Tate (1/24/1943 - 8/9/1969)
@officialsimonharris13 күн бұрын
wow an address worth millions now, just off Brick Lane, a very cool part of London
@liam45200018 күн бұрын
The most beautiful woman to ever walk this earth inside and out
@ginjirotchi224 күн бұрын
I love the tune playing to these home videos of Sharon ! Sounds like the tune from the wrecking crew ❤
@martinhumble25 күн бұрын
ABBA. I cried at the arena. Amazing
@Jack_The_Ripper_Here26 күн бұрын
Terrible camera work
@adamstar751629 күн бұрын
What an opportunity missed to document this ripper location better. They spend mere seconds showing the location which had not changed since the murder. Even more frustrating is the cameraman even went to the trouble of climbing Ito the actual room to get a shot looking out and we see nothing. Tantalising to think that at least 10 mins more footage would have been shot and might still exist as rushes but was never used.
@dodgingbullets3503Ай бұрын
I love that house, its right up there with 10050 cielo dr...both places....
@RobJablind-nc6isАй бұрын
IMO Sharon friend zoned Jay ….he looks and seemed a bit needy……
@CollinMoses-hr7hwАй бұрын
She was super nice and funny.
@Mycroft9Ай бұрын
Maddie Smith-- adorable then and adorable now
@CooteRJ_84Ай бұрын
A bit of an abrupt ending. Wish it was longer.
@user-yo6er8nm6lАй бұрын
Ад малыш
@David-xc4weАй бұрын
0:26 the dead girl’s story will continue this fall!
@David-xc4weАй бұрын
The king of classic horror movies!
@p9a9r21Ай бұрын
On Her Majesty's Secret Service is stands alone in the Bond genre for many reasons. IMHO as a life long Bond fan, George Lazenby was more of a passable caricature of the Connery Bond. I think the casting of the late Dane Diana Rigg and the late Telly Salavlas raised the film's standard. I would go so far as saying Dane Rigg's character of Tracy was the first Bond girl to actually be the lead with Mr. Salvalas as the co-star. Mr. Lazenby was there to make it a "bond" film but really wasn't the action dramatic lead. I salute Mr. Lazenby for his chutzpah as a complete neophyte to walk into the offices of one of the most successful cinema franchises of the late 60s and fake his way into being cast as James Bond. But when he was put into a cast with experienced actors who were masters of their craft he could only be exposed like a piece of glass placed next to a D-Flawless diamond.
@debbiem9218Ай бұрын
Looks like a beautiful house from the outside, so nice to see that it has a new owner who will not abuse it or attract trouble. Thanks for sharing!
@jayrowe6473Ай бұрын
Unforgettable is right. I can never get enough of these, keep 'em coming!
@millennialart4975Ай бұрын
4:55 - "IN BUTT TWICE!"
@kimberlyswader5140Ай бұрын
Wow! When it was showing the exterior, I just kept seeing Sharon Tate in that home video. Beautiful and haunting place.
@kimberlyswader5140Ай бұрын
Wow! When it was showing the exterior, I just kept seeing Sharon Tate in that home video. Beautiful place.
@8gageeАй бұрын
She was the prettiest woman alive, at one time :(
@marklewisham30882 ай бұрын
Gorgeous,that smile could melt Any man's heart..RIP
@chrisnewman72812 ай бұрын
I’m so disappointed when Diana left the avengers
@lisaj13872 ай бұрын
I don’t understand why they never brought this to the United States.
@merlinregion2875Ай бұрын
It will, but not for a while.
@jasonalba13652 ай бұрын
What's the address to this house?
@user-mv6he6gl8m2 ай бұрын
The emotional impact that ABBA had on a generation growing up in the -70s is incredible. People of today love them too but it can't really be compared to the REAL thing loving their music and being insanly in love with Agnetha or Frida.
@Gorkyrodrica2 ай бұрын
I saw this movie in the 80's. when I was a kid. I immediately fell in love with Susan George and London.
@thomasnorman42212 ай бұрын
Beautiful lady...Emma...wonderful name
@angussebire94832 ай бұрын
Can't believe this woman poisoned a 13 year old at his wedding.
@paulanthony52742 ай бұрын
It's incredible that the backyard is still the same as it was in 1888 almost 90 years later. Same fence everything. But she was murdered at thd side of the steps not where James points out.
@davidmccann9811Ай бұрын
Yep, her body was behind the door.
@TheCraziestCatLady.20 күн бұрын
He was just glad to get paid
@paulanthony527420 күн бұрын
@@davidmccann9811 Yeah kind of inbetween the fence and the steps and behind the door. He must have strangled her against the fence and she fell there. Albert kadosh heard something fall against the fence from next door.
@the_stig_nr1_csr2922 ай бұрын
Komisch, warum wohl niemand dort leben möchte? Die Geschichte des Grundstücks ist verflucht, deshalb
@davidahlstrom75332 ай бұрын
Another 30 year-old who thinks he understands the world. What a massive mistake Lazenby made in not accepting the 5-6 picture deal for additional Bonds. Just because he wanted pop music in Bond and to wear a beard?? He talks about this in his recent interview-film, he blames this terrible choice on his agent at the time, who though Bond was (in 1969!) dated and running its course. He was a good actor and handled the part fairly well. It's too bad (though Roger Moore was ok).
@clairescadeaux15752 ай бұрын
Brilliant video. Captured most of my favourite scenes with two gorgeous guys. They always cheer me up when I’m stressed ❤😊
@johndavid20542 ай бұрын
I met Agnetha and Bjorn at their hotel in Birmingham in '77. They both were carrying things and had to put them down to sign their autographs for me. The hotel's lifts etc seemed to operate from the coffee shop floor above the reception area. Floor 1 I think. (a friend used many tactics to get us in to be with many celebrities of the time) I was struck by how tall Agnetha was/is. Carefree times! The evening concert was sensational. The friend even got us to stand right in front of the concert stage. Ushers came and eventually told us to return to our seats. We weren't disappointed as we'd actually been closer earlier that day. I can't wait to see Voyage.
@KevinMole-cj3kl2 ай бұрын
I never rated abba at all always thought it was over produced walt disney music bland boring .....
@terrykemp1876Ай бұрын
Boy are you missing out. But it’s ok. We all get to like what we like…or not.
@KevinMole-cj3klАй бұрын
@@terrykemp1876 i never liked them its bland I am not missing out at all I hate mediocrity
@nextinline7772 ай бұрын
My god... The voices.... Of the women... Compared to now..... Take me back! Not that i was even born yet and my dad was 2 haha. I miss classy intelligent women
@ryeguy794117 күн бұрын
I hear ya, man. I wasn't born yet either, and my dad was only 8 in 66.
@DiddyKongsLeftFoot3 ай бұрын
i honestly need to know the audience’s reaction when this trailer played in cinemas
@victoryfire47503 ай бұрын
Love how emotional Richard gets about ABBA ❤❤❤
@user-mt3rg2yi5g3 ай бұрын
So sad. I was a just a kid when she was murdered. Shes is just a small memory to those of us old enough to remember those times. Alot people were not aware of who Sharon Tate was until America had gone and watched the movie, Valley Of The Dolls at the drive ins and movie theaters. Here was this gorgeous actress people were talking about. Then the next thing folks hear about was that the girl who played Jennifer in VODs had been murdered along with her unborn child. That was something you didnt hear about on the news and in the papers in those days. The killers got exactly what they had wanted and that was to shock the whole world. And after the death sentence was handed down people did exactly what Susan Atkins warned us we all had better do!!..And that was to "lock our doors and hide the children." Everybody realized now how easy it would be for drug crazed hippies/psychos to just come into the sanctity of your own home and do unspeakable things to you and your family. It was so easy for those killers to get into that home that night. They simply slitt the screen of an "open" window. So many people before the murders felt so safe they didnt bother to secure or even lock their doors or windows.
@sirencreature3 ай бұрын
angel 🕊️
@NicholasShade-eq1tsАй бұрын
Yes!!! She sure is. 😇 She was so pretty. 😍
@lane823563 ай бұрын
Love This Song. Already A Great Song...Way To Go Richie. Great Song Love The Lyrics
@juerv13 ай бұрын
The producers made a big mistake when they cast a man with no acting experience in the role. Diana Rigg and Telly Savalas made him look like an idiot with their charisma. They destroyed him. Connery could have stood alongside them, but that was impossible for Lazenby. When it was clear that they couldn't get Connery for the film, they should have hired an actor with star power (Eastwood, Newman, Oliver Reed...). They probably wanted to save money and that's why they hired a nobody.
@martincarlos37593 ай бұрын
Such a beautiful charming charismatic actress as one of the most beautiful ones in the series has the bad luck to get stuck with such a nobody. It is a mistery that someone like that was granted to play James Bond in the series golden era.
@Yogagirl99353 ай бұрын
Wish they would have given a tour of the house. I would have loved to see the secret bookcase