BEHIND THE STUNTS James Bond Series OHMSS

[@leonshackleford9585]

I love OHMSS one of my favourite James Bond 007 Films of all times

[@ginger-jc7ti]

OHMSS, Easily the best bond movie ever imo.

[@ThomasMulhall]

I've been watching and loving OHMSS for nearly 50 years now. IMHO one of the best films ever made, and definitely the best Bond film. Anything with Mrs. Peel is a plus! I fell in love with the Aston Martin DBS, and am restoring one to OHMSS spec, complete with prop AR-7 in the glovebox, Olive paint, and those lovely Vitaloni Sebring mirrors. I have a plate in the glovebox signed by George Lazenby, who I met in LA at a convention, and talked DBS with him in the bar of the hotel for a while. What a great chap! Another great punch up in the film is in Piz Gloria right before the ski chase when Bond does the trick with the lift. I've collected several of the props over the years including the Gucci bag, the black Trilby that he wore in the intro sequences, and those goggles. Next project is to do a Cougar, if I ever get out of debt from the Aston...

[@tomsmedley9886]

that fight on the beach john barry music if fact the whole precredit just great.

[@thomaschacko6320]

Thank you for this wonderful feature, on my favourite Bond film of all time: “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service.” God bless Peter Hunt for his focus and determination. George Lazenby was superb as James Bond, perfectly cast, and by far the most fit and athletic. It’s always good to hear from Terence Mountain and one of the all-time masters, Vic Armstrong. I was always glad that George Leech was action coordinator for this film. Bob Simmons hit his peak with “From Russia With Love,” then became repetitive and tiresome. In fact, he looked down his nose at Lazenby, dismissing him as “a chocolate-box carrier” (due to his Cadbury TV ads). Well, Bob, I didn’t miss you - or Sean Connery, for that matter! I saw this film in New York during its premiere week, just before Christmas 1969. From the opening beach fight and “This never happened to the other fellow,” I knew that Bond was in good hands. My heartfelt thanks to Lazenby, Hunt, John Glen, Anthony Squire, Willy Bogner, and everyone involved in producing a classic spy adventure. I do wish, however, that your feature had also included the stock car chase, the attack on Piz Gloria, and the bobsled pursuit.

[@TheBondExperience]

These videos are my morning coffee companions...keep them coming....immensely entertaining and interesting!

[@behindthestunts]

Thank you David...glad you’re enjoying them. ☕️

[@Fcutdlady]

Talking about the ski scenes we're they filmed by Willie Bognor skiing backwards with camera between his legs, that was amazing too.

[@behindthestunts]

An extraordinary human

[@mikaelcykelstall2373]

Jon, i love your sence of humour. And every episode i watch i LEARN something, so i can hardly wait for THE book to come out....

[@behindthestunts]

Thank you friend 😎

[@vilden12]

someone saw the cabel?? i did, on his left foot/ancel...Vic armstrong ooo my! Living legends!

[@anthonylewis2080]

Much deserved insight into a movie that once received a lot of criticism (probably happens today) with George Lazenby replacing Sean Connery as 007. George Leech - Stunt Coordinator who appears in several guises here - is no less than brilliant in this movie and all other performances throughout his lengthy career.

[@Beingjamesbond]

This is brilliant! Keep it coming!!... So good to hear from Terry Mountain!

[@behindthestunts]

Thank you Joe - Terry was in great form.

[@Fcutdlady]

These are brilliant. Thanks for making them.

[@behindthestunts]

No, that’ll be director Peter Hunt

[@Fcutdlady]

@@behindthestunts I just realised that and changed it but you'd already replied . Thanks for not calling me a prize eejit 😀

[@scubasteve9358]

Great content. 😎👍

[@Czechbound]

Starts at 01:45

[@behindthestunts]

What does? Is your life that busy that you can’t sit through an intro? 🤣 wow 01:45 it is then

[@sudhikrish2668]

😘😘😘😘😘👍♥️