ON HER MAJESTY’S SECRET SERVICE | Opening Scene

[@TheAskTrixieChannel]

"This never happened to the other fella" - my all-time favorite Bond line!

[@R-L-I]

*wink, wink 😉

[@radicalross7700]

This also never happened to Emma Peel.

[@tarkus42]

“No mister bond, I expect you to die!” Or “In the summertime we used to where meat-helmets”

[@hokie7373]

When he said that he meant Sean Connery

[@bggraham83]

There was this girl in philadelphia

[@jamesweber3797]

This is my favorite James Bond movie hands down. George lazenby is a great james bond. Wish George could have done some more Bond films. Rip Diana Rigg aka Tracy Bond!

[@fortelewisandrew2426]

Diana Rigg is one of my favorite Bond girls of all time. Tracy was such a tragic character in the Bond series. From the introduction when he saved her from suicide, to the end were she was brutally murdered by Blofeld on their honeymoon.

[@radicalross7700]

Just looking at the opening sequence again, I feel that I misjudged Mr. Lazenby. If he had done more Bond films, he might have really gotten a chance to shine as 007.

[@JR-zp3nw]

The gravestone in For Your Eyes Only says Teresa Bond.

[@radicalross7700]

You mean Mr. Lazenby's Bond might have been more likeable if he were less talkative?

[@LeSunshine9]

@@radicalross7700 the outfits were horrible and he was hella strange how? 😂

[@solitarianihilista1454]

Haven't seen this for years. The fight choreography is still pretty impressive now. And “This never happened to the other fellow” must be one of the best lines in the Bond franchise history.

[@tcaudiobooks737]

Bond should have said that line in his final scene of NTTD.

[@Uppermoore]

​@@tcaudiobooks737😂😂😂😂❤thats right

[@choquestephane620]

Top fight scene Lazenby

[@sebastianfitzptraick7395]

A genuinely gorgeous film, one of my absolute favourites, not just Bond.

[@cassandrarodriguezhuerta8425]

As a film, it is a great one..-

[@KonradvonHotzendorf]

Worst

[@Juankarlo06]

​@@KonradvonHotzendorfYour generation is dying off.

[@KonradvonHotzendorf]

@@Juankarlo06 We have 10 years left before we start

[@patrickmurray8244]

This movie in my opinion is the first dark bond. People say it’s the living daylights but when a film opens with a women trying to comit suicide you know it will get dark. I love this film and is constantly playing in my house.

[@davidsomerset]

You have OHMSS on all the time?

[@sb_dunk]

All the time? That sounds mental!

[@venturatheace1]

Idk about that, FRWL opened with a Bond double getting strangled to death

[@diver362]

It’s one of the best of all Bond films for sure

[@NickTheStallion]

Agreed! I believe this film is even darker than The Living Daylights.

[@zachstolz5876]

Lazenby, considering he had no prior acting experience, did a great job as James Bond. Wish he could have done way more Bond films. I'll admit he actually did pretty good saying "Bond. James Bond".

[@KonradvonHotzendorf]

No

[@jamesbd45]

He was better than Dalton, Brosnan and craig. My favorite are Moore and Lazenby.

[@andragunawannukman4062]

If only he did 7 movies contract, he would be memorable James Bond; maybe there could be more movies before he replaced Timothy Dalton.

[@emerybayblues]

@@andragunawannukman4062 If George Lazenby did all the Roger Moore Bond movies & retired, he'd still be younger upon retirement than when Moore assumed the role.

[@andragunawannukman4062]

@emerybayblues Indeed, maybe Pierce Brosnan will replace him directly; Lazenby could play Bond until the 90's.

[@eoinMB3949]

Saw this movie for the first time tonight and honestly I was so impressed. It is one of the best bond movies I've ever seen. George Lazenby was brilliant and he can really move, his running technique is flawless.

[@TheKersey475]

Fun Fact: George Lazenby served in the military, has a black belt in Karate, and even trained with BRUCE LEE and that combat training absolute shows in this scene.

[@innocentbystander3798]

You mean the gigantic haymaker punches? Why is "fun fact" always synonymous with "bullsh!t"?

[@oywee928]

George Lazenby was a close personal friend of Bruce Lee. He met Lee in 1972 and the two became fast friends. Lazenby studied Lee's personal martial arts and philosophical teaching of "Jeet Kune Do" under Lee until the time of Lee's death in 1973. Lazenby was actually going to have dinner with Bruce the night he died.

[@omegashenron8]

@@innocentbystander3798 You do realize that the way fight scenes go down isn't up to the actors?. If the director wants hay maker punches, you do them. Doesn't matter if the actor is trained and thinks it's silly.

[@NickTheStallion]

That's right! And he would be in the unfinished Bruce Lee movie that later became Game of Death.

[@thetrebors5370]

@@oywee928 1972… Then he still hadn’t met Bruce when this was filmed 😅

[@TheHufflepuffSaint]

When I first saw this film I often thought he was talking about Sean Connery's Bond when he said "This never happened to the other fella." But now I'm older with repeated viewings; he realized that he picked up Tracy's shoes... So it's reference to Prince Charming and Cinderella's glass slipper; I suppose this whole film could be a reference to Cinderella but with a much sadder ending.

[@CrystalLaser]

No bro I’m pretty sure you had it right the first time. Since this is the first time a Bond actor got replaced and all.

[@allenscott3187]

I think it was an intentional double entendre.

[@MrRobjs83]

nope, it was 100 percent a subliminal Sean Connery reference

[@HaldonarOfGondor]

I was thinking about the same! The other fellow only got one shoe, this fellow gets both

[@ΜακηςΛ-ε5ρ]

The film is not "Modern Cinderella". He use a similar event from Cinderella and reference to Connery. This shows that Connery is still Bond for everyone. Lazenby didn't say ''This never happened to the other movies''. Until today none of the new Bond say something for his predecessor.

[@stevenmorley1639]

Love this Bond film. In my opinion George did a great job and Diana was superb. Peter Hunts Direction was 1st class and you could tell he was an expert Editor..

[@aapo616]

One of the greatest Bond scenes. This was filmed at day but edited to look like night. Awesome stuff, George Lazenby!

[@PamelaCovey]

Gorgeous George, always my favourite 007, horrified when he was ditched after just one chance. The on-screen chemistry between him and the stunning Diana Rigg was magic (RIP Dame Diana), and her all-too-brief time as Mrs Bond was brilliant; surely one of the most beautiful movie brides ever. Best ever Bond film with everything perfect, even that gorgeous tri-colour (presumably Cartier) wedding ring.

[@100Singers]

I'm with you in every word.

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

Not ditched, George quit after his agent told him 007 would last into the 1970s

[@j.g.c.2494]

he wasn't ditched; he was offered to repeat the role but he kept turning it down.

[@100Singers]

Music and editing in this Bond is unsurpassed. In my opinion still the best Bond-Film of all time. Lazenby was simply marvelous!

[@sonamtashi7706]

I will say this for lazenby, he’s a much more energetic fighter than Connery or Moore whose fights were mostly cringe.

[@neighborsteffen3760]

agree, Lazenby really put some elbow grease into it.

[@deepfriedchocobo]

Will half agree, Moore was never known for his fisticuffs, but Connery, I only need to point out the fight against Grant on the Orient Express.

[@LeSunshine9]

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[@napoleonblown-aparte4055]

Considering he broke a stuntman's nose during a screen test. Lazenby also has a black belt in karate.

[@eazye088]

Apparently Lazenby was a hand to hand combat instructor in the Australian Army.

[@missyadams]

The vulnerable Bond and the one who used his fists, no gadgets

[@danielmccafferty5373]

Daniel Craig?!?!

[@Chopperwocky]

@@danielmccafferty5373 Craig used gadgets in Skyfall and Spectre.

[@raycologne1060]

More like the idiotic Bond actor who couldn't act to save his life

[@TheZestySoul97]

@@raycologne1060 He was a great 007 considering it was his FIRST role! I’d like to see you do better buddy.

[@raycologne1060]

@@TheZestySoul97 What are you 12? I'd like to see you do better? grow up and get out of your mum's dark basement. You just know you leave it people who can do something well. Wouldn't make sense if I told you Like to see you do better than Bolt in the 100m? We both know you're never leaving moms basement right? So its irrelevant, you must really be 12

[@Rikegile]

Hands down to Lazenby’s take as Bond. I wish he played Bond more than once. I wish I would’ve like to see him in Diamonds Are Forever

[@paranormalpendle5920]

DAF should have been a revenge film not the camp disaster it turned out to be.

[@tuaman2009]

Amen! I got the box set as a kid, knew very little about Bond &watched them in order. Was looking forward to Lazenby getting revenge after OHMSS and instead got cringe camp DOF 😢

[@billybrand9976]

Yep the lift fight, car chase and Jill st John were the only good things about that mess. It’s a wonder the series survived.

[@TobiasSwede]

Diana Rigg.... words cannot express what I'm feeling

[@Awalker5000]

George Lazenby who never acted before actually did a pretty job playing Bond. The producers went to Diana Rigg to ask her opinion about Lazenby playing Bond, she said she no problems with him before filming started. - The Theme for this movie is actually my favorite..

[@pboneburt612]

Always amusing on how the tires sounds in the sand

[@ChrisBennettGameDesign]

Q thinks about everything! 🤣

[@ZZaughtONE]

@@ChrisBennettGameDesign LOL

[@UNOwen1]

I put off seeing this film for years, solely based upon what was being said. I finally saw it for the first time about a decade ago, and I was blown away. This film was the closest to Ian Fleming's ideal and was a brilliant segue after Connery. The opening scene is beautifully shot, with Diana Rigg looking so beautiful, almost ethereal, in that diaphanous dress. The fifths are brilliantly choreographed; violent, and serious, not playful, as would later happen under 'Simon T' ., The line Lazenby says to the camera is priceless; 'This never happened to the other guys, as it tells us this IS new, but there's a familiarity. I think of it as a forerunner to Craig's Bond. There are many similarities; they both are far more serious than the '70s silliness. I hope if anyone's watching this for the first time, and esp if they're older, and grew up before Daniel Craig's tenure, watch this with one eyes, and enjoy

[@ΜακηςΛ-ε5ρ]

The line Lazenby says to the camera, shows that Connery is still Bond for everyone. He didn't say ''This never happened to the other movies''. Forerunner to Craig's Bond is Dalton.

[@ΜακηςΛ-ε5ρ]

Diana Rigg 20 July 1938 - 10 September 2020 Goodbye. We don't have all the time in the world.

[@kevinscott1697]

Lazenby kept saying to Peter Hunt, ‘this never happened to Sean Connery’ while filming this movie and eventually Hunt let him say it in the movie as a way to break the ice, Lazenby was adequate enough in this film and could have become a good Bond but was badly advised and didn’t sign the multi film contract he was offered. It was a pity that one of the best Bond films was the first one without Sean Connery, that was always going to put it up against it, ironically OHMSS was supposed to be have been made earlier, it was initially supposed to be the fourth film following Goldfinger but the unexpected opportunity to make Thunderball was presented to them as legal disputes had been settled so they couldn’t say no to it and OHMSS was to be the fifth film but when they’d went to Switzerland to shoot the skiing and bobsleigh sequences they didn’t have the snow and so the decision was made to postpone it and go to Japan and make You Only Live Twice instead and Sean Connery announced during the filming that he was leaving the series as his contract had finished, he’d tired of being James Bond as he felt Bond was becoming secondary to the gadgets and spectacle and the long filming schedules meant he was restricted in being able to make other films as Bond films were made every year then and he couldn’t agree new terms with the producers, ironically OHMSS was the most character driven film of the series so far, it took Bond to where he hadn’t been before, resigning from duty and then getting married and you wonder how Connery would have done it. Connery should have stayed retired as Bond after You Only Live Twice as he looked like a different man in Diamonds are Forever, much older and heavier and the lighter hearted films didn’t suit his Bond.

[@ΜακηςΛ-ε5ρ]

If ''Diamonds Are Forever'' was a revenge film and not a follow-up of ''You Only Live Twice'', the fact that he is older and heavier is perfect, as Bond after Tracy's death. Also I can imagine Connery in ''Live and Let Die'' (producers wanted him), if they made the film in 1972 to celebrate ten years of Bond films. Connery would had ended as 007 from there where he started ten years before (Jamaica).

[@stingray4real]

George Lazenby was managed by Radio Caroline executive Ronan O'Rahilly. Lazenby regretted quitting the James Bond franchise.

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

Speak for yourself, the Sean Connery 007 fans loved all his movies

[@Darthzilla99]

I wonder if the producers convinced Sean Connery to read the script first before quitting, would he have played in OHMSS? A big reason why Connery quit was because he complained about a lack of character development for Bond, which OHMSS definitely focused on character development for Bond. Connery did always praise Lazenby's performance.

[@elitescores]

One of the best bond movies, easily top 3

[@TransientVisions]

RIP Diana Rigg, 'Tracy', who died today at 82.

[@anthonylynch4737]

Miss her so bad..

[@xavier8937]

@@anthonylynch4737 Connery to

[@obiwankenobi6973]

@@xavier8937 5 months ago he wasn’t dead

[@xavier8937]

@@obiwankenobi6973 i know

[@TheRealist2022]

A beautiful, beautiful woman, right to the end.

[@zanemurcha9742]

For a while, I kept forgetting this is a James Bond movie. It's made so differently to the norm that was Sean Connery's James Bond it seems like it's own little film.

[@michaelschramm1064]

Yes, because it marked the most faithful rendition of an Ian Fleming novel since “From Russia, With Love”.

[@cocoablini]

@@michaelschramm1064 I just read book. Very minimal changes. Tracy being at Piz Gloria was for added anxiety and allows her to be in the action years after the book was written. Ice racing scene was added too, because of course you need a car chase.

[@michaelschramm1064]

@@cocoablini Been so many years since I read the OHMSS novel-thanks.

[@cocoablini]

@@michaelschramm1064 many reviewers mention that this would be THE best Bond movie if Connery was the Bond in it. I don't think Connery's version belonged in this movie. I find it hard to imagine any of the Bonds, maybe Dalton could do it, being "honest" enough or looking caring enough to be the Bond that gets married and cares about the girl. Craig had his moments but came off too bitter sometimes. Connery's Bond for sure was too careless for that last scene

[@michaelschramm1064]

@@cocoablini I agree with your analysis. Connery had a very curt, clipped delivery with his lines, he had a penchant for narcissism and just plain comes off being guarded and formal. I appreciate his performance in FRWL, but with each film he increasingly came off dry and detached from other characters, even allies. I’m very enamored of OHMSS and only wish Lazenby had returned for DAF in 1971.

[@angelcastaneda529]

It’s time I say it, the James Bond films have the best fandom. And I’ll be looking forward to seeing you all when No Time to Die comes out in November.

[@deadaccount6616]

This comment didn’t age well.

[@angelcastaneda529]

@@deadaccount6616, truly I got this one wrong. I’m pretty disappointed. Well, until next April I hope.

[@nkoonkukoo]

@@angelcastaneda529 Still hasn't aged well.

[@angelcastaneda529]

@@nkoonkukoo, damn it. I got it wrong again. I’m just going to not say anything or else they will change the date again.

[@angelcastaneda529]

@Ryan Irwin- Diehl, I don’t know anymore. I have been wrong every time. I did a Bond marathon last year, starting in February when the movie was supposed to come out in April, and then it was pushed back. Last week, was a year since I finished my Bond marathon, and sadly we lost Sean Connery during that time, and still no movie has been released. I was thinking, maybe they should just release the movie next year for the franchise’s 60th anniversary.

[@anthonylynch4737]

Lazenby Rules as the first Most Realistic Kick Arse Bond Before Dalton and Craig !

[@IrishScribbler]

Pity his punches visibly land six inches from their target. I’ve seen more realistic fighting in Thunderbirds.

[@anthonylynch4737]

@@IrishScribbler Watch the whole movie maybe.

[@anthonylynch4737]

@@IrishScribbler Tracy was the Love story like Vesper in Casino Royale !

[@melistentome]

I really enjoyed this movie. That line was awesome! Thanks for the clip. To think Bond gets married was Epic too.

[@JediPhoenix1976]

It's not just the line - you know the one - it's the glance at the camera that really makes it a classic moment.

[@Mikep54044]

For me the best bond of the lot, the story line, casting, Lazenby injected new energy and vulnerability to the role. The style and cinematography of the late 60s along with the best bond theme.

[@paulwright5064]

I watch OHMSS every Christmas, my favourite Bond movie. Watched No Time to Die on Thursday, good film and a fitting end to Daniel's Bond story arc.

[@BurtonMKelso]

Yes! OHMSS is a Christmas movie

[@nwalter]

“ this never happened to the other fellow” smiles at the camera … awesome 😎

[@Princessewgaming2222]

Diana was truly beautiful ❤

[@dps8435]

Cannot understand why this film gets panned ,he was handsome ,she was the most beautiful bond girl ever,fantastic music ,telly savalas and the scene when she dies is heartbreaking,it has the lot .

[@adrianmichaelam]

Arguably the most realistic Bond movie of the whole franchise (Casino Royale being it's only challenge). Lazenby is both convincing and refreshing with the stunning and talented Diana Rigg setting the bar on Bond girls. Last but by no means least is John Barry's classic instrumental opening Bond theme coupled with Louis Armstrong's 'We have all the time in the world.' Put the above all together, and you have the answer that every Bond fan has been asking for 60 years.

[@MatadorShifter]

George is so physical, it's a pleasure to watch him kick ass

[@franklesher4459]

The first and only film where George Lazenby portray the sophisticated and renowned secret agent in his career. I still trying to imagine how Sean Connery would have been in this film.

[@trueblue6201]

Not as good in my opinion.

[@zorkmid1083]

Well, there was that time he (sort of) played him in a Man from UNCLE TV movie. It was too much of a stretch for fans to see him instead of Connery.

[@cocoablini]

@@trueblue6201 Connery too abusive, sociopathic to pull this off. He would really have to stretch his acting chops. In all his great roles, did anyone see Connery cry? He was always the bullfighter

[@billlombard9911]

Love the 4th wall break always

[@d-dawgthetributesinger3898]

When i first saw this movie, i thought i was gonna get bored and not finish it. I did and it was amazing. Lazenby as bond is such a badass and is even more of a lady killer especially with Tracy. This movie is in my top 10 bond films out of the 25 bond films

[@FJORDLANA_]

One of the best fight scenes from all Bond films.😎 I think Her Majesty's Secret Service is one of the better films in the series. Unforgettable Telly Savalas and George Lazenby.😍

[@greatwuta]

The fight scene in The Spy Who Loved Me is better than this.

[@space_monkey5662]

I never noticed but this is a gorgeous looking movie.

[@JB-uj9ry]

My favorite movie of all james bond movies and I think Geaor ge Lazeby and Diana Rigg are the best partner in james bond movies. With love from Turkey.

[@filmneek]

Lazenby kicked ass harder than Connery did. I’ll always be a defender of this man as bond.

[@craig4867]

Lazenby was a good fighter in real life and that's why these fight scenes are so convincing!

[@thomaschacko6320]

From my first time seeing this at Christmas 1969, I knew I was in for a great experience! I haven’t changed my mind since then, that this is the best James Bond film, starring the best Bond, George Lazenby. (The crap that immediately followed only reinforced my opinion.) Peter Hunt knew what he was doing! What a grand and glorious opening to a spectacular film!

[@22Clearwater]

You are right, Lazenby is the best Bond by a long way, his awkwardness and acting inexperience only adds to the film's charm for me.

[@ΜακηςΛ-ε5ρ]

@@22Clearwater Bond here is not relatively young, vulnerable and infinite, but a mature man with experience, like the actors in the other roles. Connery in ''You Only Live Twice'' is the character of Bond here. An agent tired from his job, finds happiness in love and marriage. With Connery would have other romance, Bond and Tracy would be like him and Bardot in ''Shalako''. After Connery in this film, I believe to Stanley Βacker. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKTXo2CgnaidjLs kzbin.info/www/bejne/maicZnWtpKdjsKc kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2KocnegrdB8i9U kzbin.info/www/bejne/e32Zf4Z6iqqkqq8 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHbIqJ5-gsyMqck

[@jupphainkas3070]

@@22Clearwater in which particular scene(s) can one see Lazenby's awkwardness?

[@peterfranks6243]

@@ΜακηςΛ-ε5ρ Lazenby was only 29 filming this movie

[@jamesbloomfield8038]

Just plain wrong

[@andyberridge6455]

One of the best opening scenes for a bond film, Lazenby was brilliant, and should have done more.

[@steves626]

I especially enjoyed the tires screeching on the sand!

[@mattharte7334]

Two of the best actors in a James Bond film. Shame George Lazenby didn't make more Bond movies, and Diana Rigg was a brilliant brilliant actress and will be sadly missed.

[@ΜακηςΛ-ε5ρ]

The film has the right actors to the other roles (better for Blofeld is Yul Brynner), but not in Bond. Connery was Bond until the early 70s and Moore, especially from ''The Spy Who Loved Me'', was the right man at the right time (except the last film). 36.00 - 36.53 kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6CXmHl8Z9itjpI 28.01 - 29.06 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIKYgXZtoplolZI

[@lukeskywalker9060]

He should’ve done more movies he was so good

[@justinguyos5476]

Blame his agent for that. He was the one who told him spy movies are a no go.

[@jamesbd45]

@@justinguyos5476 Really , mostly Lazenby's fault .

[@paranormalpendle5920]

Lazenby nailed Bond. Simple as that.

[@NickTheStallion]

I love the references of that scene in For Your Eyes Only.

[@DougPoulton]

Even Sean Connery credited Lazenby as doing a good job in this film and many 007 fans were disappointed he only did one film for the franchise.

[@dutheilolivier3183]

Un de mes meilleurs et préférés cendrillon sans sa pantoufle un inconditionnel français de Montpellier

[@peterfranks6243]

This movie and Casino Royale are probably the only two that are loyal to the books. That's why their both considered to be in the top few best Bond movie's. OHMSS is my favourite and Lazenby as a 29 year old novice actor had fantastic screen presence and carried this movie.

[@L85S87C90]

The car in this opening scene is in the parking lot of Estalagem Muchaxo hotel and restaurant before driving on Guincho Beach. We stayed at Muchaxo several times and it has delicious fresh food, great ocean views, and friendly service. What fun it would have been to be there while this scene was filled there!

[@alcottdevalte7440]

This movie was brilliant, this intro was a masterpiece, Lazenby should have done a few more Bond movies as a young James Bond.

[@hahalulu1775]

+ he expected bond franchise would be on the wane in 70s.

[@deadaccount6616]

@Neran Okari 9 years

[@theonlybigmorg]

this is one of the best bond fights

[@tiagoribeiro885]

Best intro to a Bond movie

[@alexanderschiffauer1330]

This is the best James Bond ever!!!!!!!

[@FullArcher05]

God, Lazenby’s physicality was incredible for a first time actor. He’s one of the actors that comes to mind when I think of Bond.

[@ConnorMcavoy-8672]

I love how he says "my Names Bond, James Bond".

[@atariboy77]

What a fight scene! One of the best I've seen in any film

[@pedrozamirfernandes2344]

Mr. Lazenby didn’t want to be known only as Bond, as an “actor with a single role“ like Bela Lugosi’s Dracula. I understand his opinions about it, but it would be very nice to see Mr. Lazenby as Bond in more films

[@stevemccann4166]

Apparently his agent didn’t think Bond films would last into the 1970s and that it wasn’t worth signing a contract for more films as a result. How wrong he was!!

[@Year2047]

We were having a conversation in my editing class yesterday about speed ramping and I pointed out this was an example where it didn't work, partially because of the harsh cuts and short takes (300 is a much better example of how to use speed ramps). However, despite this scene's disorienting harsh cuts, short takes, jumping around, and speed ramps, this is hands down the best shot Bond movie (Also, the best overall in my opinion). The rest of the movie is beautiful and brings the story and locations to life perfectly. The ski chase is one of the most cinematically rewarding action sequences out there.

[@jupphainkas3070]

In my mind, this beach fight is cut amazingly!! I think it seems really modern/progressive for its time. Can you please elaborate more on why you think it doesnt work?

[@Pastrybfs]

@@jupphainkas3070 It does seem ahead of its time but it also dances right up to the edge of being choppy. I like it though, mostly.

[@pspboy7]

I'm happy that GL is getting some more love by Bond fans. OHMSS is looking more and more like a great film.

[@malucodoslegos]

I live near this beach 😀 Praia do Guincho - Cascais

[@dps8435]

Diana rigg is up there with grace kelly ,her simplistic beauty is bewitching,and lazenby is what every man wants to look like and be like.

[@homestead44]

One of the best bond films, lazenby was great, and Louis armstrongs "ALL THE TIME IN THE WORLD" ❤️

[@minhhoangpham1588]

The most favourite Bond's fight i like in the Bond series in 60-80s

[@georgechalhoub4484]

I truly loved this movie ; and Lazenbi as Bond, he s my second favorite. I truly wished we could have seen more of him. Fine call him 008

[@marksieve7734]

I've watched this PTS many times over the years and this version is particularly fantastic in terms of the sound. Every punch that Lazenby/Bond lands is like BluRay on steroids. Probably the closest representation of what it sounded like in the theater in 1969....if not better. The violence of the scene and also Lazenby's scene stealing fighting ability contribute to possibly the best pre-title sequence in the franchise. Thunderball also has an excellent PTS as well, and The Living Daylights. But this PTS in OHMSS is absolutely pure James Bond, and should only be viewed on high volume.

[@aabidamn]

Not to mention the tire squeeking sound *ON SAND* . Brilliant work.

[@marksieve7734]

@@aabidamn Ha! An errant sound effect.

[@peterfranks6243]

PTS ??????

[@marksieve7734]

@@peterfranks6243 Pre- Title Sequence

[@peterfranks6243]

@@marksieve7734 get it. Thanks. If you ever get a chance watch "Becoming Bond". It's a docu-drama about Lazenby getting the part.

[@jamesmatthew3681]

1:38 "Good morning. My name's Bond, James Bond."

[@hengulbarua5256]

Great opening scene!

[@gilwright9472]

Seriously underrated bond movie .... fantastic fight scenes, music, plot...my number three favourite bond movie....its why my thoughts are the next bond should be a relatively unknown actor...

[@jamesbd45]

Blame MGM as they poorly promoted it for years!

[@adhikariindia]

Magnificent photography

[@craig4867]

BEST BOND MOVIE! BEST BOND MUSIC!

[@subutaynoyan5372]

I love the sound of the tarmac as he breaks on sands.

[@matthewlipinski6844]

Great fight sequence. On her majesty's secret service is one of my favorite James Bond movies. Rip Diana Rigg. Thanks for posting this.

[@SCHRUBBE1966]

This is the greatest James Bond Film with its great action throughout . Love ❤️ story and tragic happenings. Wonderful. It didn’t have a lot of gadgets. It was just a great movie and story

[@michaellawrence7570]

One of the best opening scenes ever my favourite bond film.Thunderball and best Bond Connery, especially the opening scene.

[@ps123fan]

has one of the best, or beatyfullest bond songs too imo kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJzXqHiDiJWoaJo

[@ZulqarnaynAwan]

Doesnt looklike it was his first movie.... but it is his first movie. Amazing

[@MichaelCarterShow]

" #This never happened to the other fella " in reference to Sean Connery #EPIC LINE

[@Matthew-dg6le]

The Michael Carter Show Yes. Or a reference to the previous 007.

[@greatwuta]

Maybe he was talking about Shaft? LOL I know, I know. This came out before 1971.

[@cerisem7727]

Yeah, the codename fan theory is dubunked. There has been so many movies after this that implies/mentions this is the same James Bond. Even the movie after this one shows Bond (Roger Moore) in the cementery giving flowers to his dead wife.

[@Matthew-dg6le]

Stephen McNiff Yes I know it isn’t a code name. It could be just a reference to the previous 007 before Bond. Also, I think it was intended to be a slight wink and nod to Connery’s Bond.

[@Matthew-dg6le]

Stephen McNiff Also, Skyfall. Bond’s dad Andrew Bond on the grave stone as well as being mentioned in the film and his initials on his hunting rifle that Bond uses.

[@cflmaior]

And to think that Lazenby received from Eon, in 1969, the equivalent of USD 100,000 for the entire making of this film ( ≈ 2023 USD $838,662.13) ... chicken's feed when compared to Connery or present-day "Bonds"... his financial advisor must bear the blame for not having Lazenby sign up for the following movies of the Bond franchise, suggesting that he should say "I make better money doing commercials."

[@BetaCuckAlpha]

Did I just hear tires squeal on sand?

[@trwent]

Tracy is like two different people in this movie. In the first half, she acts like a spoiled, petulant child, and cruel to boot. In the second part of the film, she is brave, heroic, and kind.

[@CasinoMan2005]

This never happened to the other fella comment was a big mistake to put in this movie. George Zazenby needed to perform his own identity as James Bond. It made the audience want the other fella (Sean Connery) back.

[@ΜακηςΛ-ε5ρ]

The right would be Lazenby say ''This never happened to the other movies''.

[@anthonyjean-jacques8510]

Great movie. Earl Cameron was 52 years old when he filmed this scene getting beaten up by 007, and still lived long enough to appear in the movie...INCEPTION.

[@cocoablini]

Notice that "No Time to Die" wanted to be the Craig OHMSS entry with all the references, music and reuse of the 1969 Aston

[@duncanidaho2130]

Love that line. Thank you for the video. Have a great day.

[@AllanLento]

Best Bond scene ever!

[@simiansociety]

Those uppercuts! 2:24

[@raycologne1060]

yes what a joke, so comedic

[@perfectlyslicedegg3348]

The youngest Bond and the tallest Bond.

[@jamesbd45]

Dalton was the tallest actually.

[@Ernawati-od3tr]

I like this opening scene

[@Cartell1202]

I’m not sure how I feel about the ‘this never happened to the other fella’ line. When I first saw this film about thirty years ago I thought it was a bit cheesy but I now see the charm coming through as he is referring to Sean Connery.

[@johnsplayworld2402]

0:35 the year 1969 was the first time the moog synthesizer was used since abbey road by the beatles that same year and this score piece of john barry used that synth for that sound track and it's the best one

[@PrashanthSvr]

I think George Lazenby was better at handling fight sequences.

[@gauravtributes5023]

He was physically tough, no doubt.

[@davider6884]

He actually broke a stuntman‘s nose. Unpurposefully of course but it was for this reason that he was cast!

[@marksieve7734]

@007 CM Finally an honest, non biased opinion about Lazenby's portrayal of Bond. Yes, Connery could have played Bond again in OHMSS....and possibly offering up a great performance. But it was Cubby and Harry who offered George a six picture deal. They damn well knew that they had their Bond.

[@missyadams]

Lazenby has a black belt

[@missyadams]

@@davider6884 the guy is a black belt, so no wonder

[@DirectedbyPablo]

Una de las mejores introducciones jamás vistas en la franquicia. 'Al servicio secreto de su majestad' está terriblemente infravalorada.

[@cassandrarodriguezhuerta8425]

Primer fracaso en taquilla, con un trágico final y un actor que no convenció a la mayoría de los fans al momento del estreno. Solo los años transcurridos, demostraron que, como pelicula, es tremendamente buena y que merece estar entre las 5 mejores peliculas de toda la franquicia. Fiel adaptacion de una de las mejores novelas del fenecido Ian Fleming.

[@NothingLikeVinyl]

No me parece que sea infravalorada. Pienso que ha recibido el reconocimiento que se merece como una de las mejores entregas de la franquicia. Ciertamente el público resintió la salida de Connery en su momento y eso afectó la opinión general al inicio, pero no tuvo que pasar mucho tiempo para que esta situación cambiara (especialmente considerando que la siguiente película, "Diamonds Are Forever", es una de las peores de la saga - en mi opinión -).

[@Samhaim1234]

con el tiempo la han apreciado mas

[@Spider-Man-bb2ef]

3:58 This Never Happened To The Other Fella

[@raiderdanCA]

I was surprisingly impressed by George Lazenby in this film. Considering he made the move from a "model" to the major screen, he was quite believable as 007. Too bad his agent talked him out of a long term contract as Bond --- telling him he would be "typecast" and not considered for other acting roles ... suspect it cost him millions. This iconic opening scene and the OHMSS theme were both excellent.

[@tobiasen5316]

This never happened to the other fella lol