Daltons Unused Gunbarrels

[@tlshortyshorty5810]

I just felt the extreme excitement and energy in that first gunbarrel, aw man. His movies might not always suggest it with his kind of character but he seems so hyped to play Bond

[@TheEpicProjects300K]

Very bob Simmons! No other Bond adopted that style

[@LiquorAndWh0rz]

It's a crying shame Timothy Dalton didn't do more. He and George Lazenby both are my favorites. They play Bond so close to the books. Leaves one to wonder what if had Timothy Dalton accepted the role back in 1969. Probably wouldn't have seen Sean Connery in Diamonds Are Forever and Roger Moore would have probably never been offered the part. Imagine having 20 years of a Dalton Bond. God it would have been amazing.

[@h0nza_]

What I didn't like about Dalton was that he wasn't elegant...

[@SolarDragon007]

Lazenby was nothing like the book Bond. He was doing a poor impression of Connery. Dalton on the other hand was pretty on point.

[@LiquorAndWh0rz]

SolarDragon007 Lazenby played the part of book Bond better than anyone up to Dalton.

[@EthanBuildz]

Thing is tho I really liked Roger moore

[@h0nza_]

@Randy White If he was it'd be perfect. I love the gritty and dark character he played back in the 80s but it kinda missed the elegance of previous actors.

[@Abeyratne]

I would have loved to seen Timothy in Goldeneye. He fits in it perfectly. The whole post cold war scenario fits in line with the living daylights theme..It was still he's era post license to kill.. Timothy and Sean bean would have been super. PB should have come in TND.

[@RobertK1993]

Nah that movie suits Brosnan more.

[@LukeMM95]

@@RobertK1993 Brosnan was terrible in Goldeneye. His Bond had no personality because the script was clearly written for Dalton's Bond and they had yet to decide on what Brosnan's thing was going to be.

[@RIPCakebomb]

I’m sorry, but although Brosnan was good in GoldenEye, GoldenEye is the worst Bond film in my opinion. Too many outdated cartoonish sounds for guns and explosions. And I’m sorry if I did offend some people but, it’s my opinion.

[@Abeyratne]

@@RIPCakebomb Understood you're point. Goldeneye had a super plot but the way it was filmed was not taken seriously. It should have been realistic and gritty. I mean the opening scene didn't make any sense at all. Bond going down a dam and then being top of a mountainside area making the most outlandish escape ever. The General talking English to the Soviets was amusing. Boris too was very childish too.

[@savageseagaleastwoodwillis3]

I prefer Tomorrow never dies anyways ​@@RIPCakebomb

[@zenthemanchild]

Lmao the leap in the first gunbarrel

[@bhaveshmistry6087]

Glad neither of these were used. Dalton's actual gunbarrel suits him and his type of bond film (especially LTK)

[@RavingRabbidsball]

The first one reminds me of Bob Simmons gun barrels from Dr No, From Russia With Love, and Goldfinger

[@VoyagesDuSpectateur]

Hoppity skippity bang!

[@astronamy1015]

Timothy was best! In my humble opinion he should've been in goldeneye! He was dark and gritty, that's what I loved in bond.

[@RobertK1993]

Sean Connery

[@strikerbowls791]

Why Goldeneye? That was Brosnan's

[@angads1895]

Nobody likes Timothy Dalton's James Bond

[@moj_voh_smuratniej_tvoego]

@@angads1895 Wow! Of course, nobody! Among 7500000000 people on the planet nobody likes Timothies Bond. I’m not a human, after all.

[@LukeMM95]

@@strikerbowls791 Because it was never written for Brosnan, it was written for Dalton. Brosnan's performance is also lacking in that film and the emotional moments would have been a lot better with Dalton's acting chops.

[@nick37104]

I really wish Dalton's jump would have been used. He did it in two alternate barrels, but this one is the best. The one they used officially is still my favorite of the gunbarrels, as it combines a nicely stylized stance with speed (Moore and Lanenby got the style, but they'd have been shot in the time it took them to fire) Connery wobbles in his, and Brosnan...He just kinda looks like a statue they turned. No bend, just turn and shoot.

[@MrCaptainSmeagol]

Its weird how I'm trying to picture the two films with Dalton in them and thinking that they would have been even more kickass :D

[@SkyfallEProductions]

One is from the TLD Workprint and the other from the music video

[@danbanrock2]

A large leap versus the Dalton twist. I liked the leap better. It was much more dramatically hilarious.

[@StryksEffect]

0:32 was obviously edited with a switch blade

[@simontchang]

Somewhere I have a copy of The Living Daylights taped off when it aired on ABC Sunday Night Movies back in the late 80s/early 90s, and for sure it used the second gun barrel here. Was always curious since when I got the official VHS and DVDs years later, the regular gunbarrel is different yet just close enough that I wondered if I was misremembering.

[@ClaudioTV2005]

Did You find it? Is It 16mm gunbarrel print?

[@aidanmercer9422]

Dalton said he was going to do GoldenEye but then he thought "no I shouldn't" for some reason

[@LiquorAndWh0rz]

There was never a name for the Bond 17 film of 1991. Dalton was set to star and there was even a well detailed storyline drawn up. Characters, villains, locations, etc were in the producers hands. But with all those legal hassles that ate up years of time, a script was never commissioned and shooting was never given a green light. By the time 1994 rolled around, Dalton gave it up. Tired of the waiting game I guess. The pre title sequence to Goldeneye was loosely based on the pre title sequence of the 1991 film which was to begin in a chemical weapons facility that ultimately explodes. One of the main differences was that the mission for the 1991 film was to revolve around why the facility exploded whereas in Goldeneye, it's Bond that does it. Some of the locations and plot points were borrowed for Tomorrow Never Dies as well. Mainly Bond spending some screen time in the Far East and partnering/hooking up with a Chinese Secret Service agent.

[@nick37104]

Brosnan's is indeed very fast, but like I said, I think, IMO, that Dalton's edges him out because he combines speed with a little bit of flair. I think a little bit of bending or crouching adds to the effect, since you're trying to present a smaller target as you're trying to shoot the other guy. Brosnan's isn't terrible, in fact, I think only Craig's QOS gunbarrel is bad, I just prefer Dalton's to Brosnan's or the others.

[@rhysaustinVO]

The bond theme on goldeneye was the best one ever!

[@harv3896]

The one for a view to a kill was actually for the property of a lady

[@MrGabehall3]

Goldeneye was supposedly Timothy Daltons 3rd Bond Film but he resigned and the role went to Pierce Brosnan who originally was to take over Bond fro Roger Moore

[@lonazskyfall5330]

Actually “the property of a lady” was supposedly going to be his next bond film before they switched it to Goldeneye as the title before switching the role to Brosnan. Reason was brosnan was “too young” to play the next role after Moore before Dalton was considered (so I heard) don’t quote me on that though.

[@themasterdjang1524]

This reminds me Bob simmon's Gunbarrel.

[@Solidsnake999]

Pierce Brosnan had the best gunbarrel ever

[@badname8501]

I definitely think the first one should have been used it mimics the way the first gun barrel was in Dr. No

[@wenaldy]

He jumped!!!

[@ilikegojira]

0:14 bro really said "boing"

[@Seannyg88sComputerRepair]

George lazenby was supposed to be in diamonds are forever but either got fired or quit I can’t remember at the moment

[@dantecrailman8861]

If I remember it correctly, Lazenby's manager said that the Bond franchise will be a flop so he immediately quit after filming On Her Majesty's Secret Service.

[@MGSBigBoss77]

This is how i rank the 007 gunbarrel sequences! 1) Bob Simmons/Connery's 007 (pure and simple) 2) Roger Moore's first two gun barrels (was done with speed and kill intended, "The Spy Who Loved Me" and later ones were actually much weaker i think.) 3) Timothy Dalton gun barrels (quick and direct.) - recent alternate take version, also looks kinda cool! 4) Daniel Craig's (Casino Royale, Spectre) well done and grounded Gun barrels. 5) George Lazenby's (styled version on one knee, was quick and unique!) 6) Brosnan's (weak and tame, thus is at the bottom far as i'm concerned!)

[@thanhdanhvu5886]

Dumbass. Brosnan's is weak? Comment that on a Brosnan Video and you're done.

[@MGSBigBoss77]

I don't comment on Brosnan's videos idiot so don't worry about it! why should views effect yours moron.

[@MGSBigBoss77]

+milster Those are my choices from friggin 2 years ago so what are you bloody bitching about fella. And i said Moore's first gun barrel sequence from his first 2 films, not the others that followed which were weaker etc's. And i damn well put Simmons first, so what are you even complaining about on here anyways!

[@zenthemanchild]

Well… my opinion really differs from yours but that’s fine, yours is equally as valid

[@SG1Mitchell]

Hmmm that last one could have been so good. Brosnan was good, but Dalton is so under appreciated.

[@Stenbrotsgatan]

I always wondered if the gunbarrels were specifically directed. I mean in terms of shooting style. Or if it was just ACTION walk 10 m then shoot like you want. It seems to me that the first one here is like an omage to Bob Simmons.

[@themasterdjang1524]

bob simmons style

[@nabster85]

Agreed.

[@manxthehorrid3918]

is there one in better quality?

[@Jeao007]

What version of the Bond theme is used at the very beginning of the video?

[@CerebralCortexan]

Very nice video. Do you happen to know the version of the James Bond theme played at the very beginning of this video?

[@nick37104]

No, IMO is "In My Opinion." I just shortened it with all caps.

[@jbelfort42069]

Wish he did octopussy and view to kill, Moore was too old at that point and those movies would had been better with him it since he was approached must earlier and he would be at his prime as he would be younger. Instead of wishing he was in golden eye where he was getting a little too old but regardless would had been nice to see him in that too

[@GDXdominator]

99 likes with 9 dislikes..

[@sakoudas]

what is the name of the track at the very beginning?

[@TurnaboutKing]

Im probably blind but wr is the difference in Unused Gunbarrel 2

[@Stenbrotsgatan]

Weston McKay The footage used for the walk is the same but the actual shot towards the camera is different. It is taken from the a-ha music video

[@MCG55555]

How did you get that pose? Was it really unused?

[@ClaudioTV2005]

He did two versions of his first gunbarrel. One in the workprint tape, the other in some international trailers (most notably in Germany and Japan). Why two? His walking speed is different

[@JER-enterprise]

Fake/20