GOLDFINGER | Bond follows Auric Goldfinger along the Furkha Pass in Switzerland

[@jonnekallu1627]

Once upon a time the tracking thing Bond had in his car was unbelievable technology! Now the most unbelievable thing about this is seeing a gravel road in Switzerland...

[@mobydick3895]

So were his Saville Row suits ...

[@Johnnybomb1]

Or a foreign production studio that can afford or is willing to pay in order to film in Switzerland (even if it's supposed to take place there).

[@ruthenium6648]

​@@Johnnybomb1I think Slovakia is used in those cases lol

[@mongoemaniac247]

One thing had had me fall in love with these Bond movies were the locations. I mean just beautiful scenery and really teleports you into the movie

[@mobydick3895]

It makes you wonder what dissatisfied Goldfinger, exactly, as this is already as good as it gets in life.

[@user-fc6yt1cr3p]

This is British movie. Their Queen, around a century ago stayed there for a while.

[@FullArcher05]

@@mobydick3895Maybe if the grass was gold, he’d be happy.

[@malcolmjawohowelll2892]

The thing with the early Bond stories is the stories were more realistic. That's to say our imaginations could fly with the fantasy and believe 100% in the adventure. Great style locations and story telling not just visual appeal and action sequences which I feel many of the later bond films were less convincing though still entertaining

[@wendyboothman294]

Read the books too they’re excellent

[@malachyquinn1523]

Lll9

[@BlackAbe007]

It feels like you’re right along with him the whole time! And when one drives whilst listening to a Bond Soundtrack, one suddenly becomes Bond! Ciau!!!

[@mihailfelixdumitresc]

A cutting saw getting out of Bond's car and sawing that woman's wheel at the "precise" moment would make someone disagree with this point of view. The acting is far from natural, the way scenes are cut and re-opened are not precisely flawless. And the list goes on....

[@marksprague1280]

@@mihailfelixdumitresc The saw was the only feature on that DB-5 that wasn't real. Everything else was functional with the possible exception of the water jets. They spent a lot of money on that car and used in a publicity campaign after filming.

[@nignog4life126]

Nothing captures 60's optimism more then Goldfinger. In fact its epitome of it.

[@peterfranks6243]

The only man who had high hopes for the 60s was assassinated the year before this movie was made. 😢

[@quizmaster85]

"Discipline, 007. Discipline." Even Bond realised when he shouldn't cross a fine line.

[@jimmymunz874]

Only after he got a woman killed.

[@pereirafernando7413]

@@jimmymunz874 Yeah. He’s a wild card.

[@markusschmidt7513]

Probably he was thinking about prices of Swiss tickets for speeding

[@nonyafkinbznes1420]

@@markusschmidt7513 Need I remind you, 007, that you have a license to kill, not break the traffic laws!

[@markusberzborn6346]

@@markusschmidt7513 The strict speed limits in Switzerland were only introduced in the seventies.

[@balaji98tube]

What a great background music. Just love it even today

[@nighthiker8872]

100%

[@jasonmurray8072]

I absolutely adore this movie a lot & Goldfinger is considered to be the best bond movie ever made & it's one favourite ones too, Sean Connery was an iconic Legend & may he rest in peace

[@Mattythebassman]

From Russia is personally my favourite but this comes veeeerry close. Let's be honest, you can't go wrong with any of the Connery films. Far better than the over dramatic, monotone Craig, Bourne wannabe films. I lost most interest after Peirce, the last good Bond.

[@Luka2000_]

@@Mattythebassman craig was really good as bond but nothing beats connery in my opinion

[@davidleigh443]

Best Bond movie? I think Pussy Galore's "air force" scene was a bit cartoonish. Nonetheless, I have watched this movie at least once in every decade since the 1960's. Thunderball is my personal favorite. I believe most critics thought that On Her Majesty's Secret Service would have been the best Bond had Connery starred in that film.

[@JK-br1mu]

Thunderball. And it has better babes.

[@bodegabonsai7069]

From Russia with Love

[@williardbillmore5713]

Fun fact ; Goldfinger was released in January 1965 so the filming of this scene was done in 1964. In the spring and summer of 1964 Ford built the first Mustangs and manufactured only 35 convertible Mustangs. They were sold to dealerships, in the US only. One of these 35 cars was bought by the production crew working on "Goldfinger" and shipped it to Switzerland just for the making of this scene. Bond films were always on the cutting edge of style fashion and technology.

[@slawomirlech950]

"Was bought" highly doubtful, cars producers pay money for advertising.

[@williardbillmore5713]

@@slawomirlech950 In 1964 paid product placement in movies had yet to become common practice. The Mustang convertible was just about the coolest and latest chic thing to have, like the Lockheed L-1329 JetStar Pussy Galore flew as Goldfinger's private jet. Records show that they were leased for the movie's production as was Bond's Aston Martin ... Although Ian Fleming had placed Bond in a DB Mark III in the novel, the DB5 was the company's newest model when the film was being made. Although the producers had to pay for the use of the DB5S used in Goldfinger, sales were so record breaking after Goldfinger became a hit, in future Bond films the DB5s were complimentary. On the other hand, the scenes with the KFC, and the scenes where Bond shaves with Gillette products on Auric's jet were some of the first product placement deals ever made in a pop movie. It's fun to note that the Goldfinger laser table scene was originally conceived by Ian Fleming, in the novel, as a slowly moving buzz saw, that threatened JB with being split in half. The movie producers wanted something less cliche and time worn... lasers were on the cutting edge of modern technology in 1964, so the buzz saw became a "laser"...

[@kirankumar8564]

Good information

[@kirankumar8564]

@@williardbillmore5713 superb information

[@lucae6817]

Even the DB5 used in Goldfinger was a converted late DB4 model

[@daliborlesnik5591]

Gotta love the undertaking maneuver at 2:31, it´s my favourite part of this scene. You can see how good driver Bond actually is.

[@MonteLeeMyPOV]

That was smooth and also my favorite part! Puts a huge smile on my face the way it was shot and how it was done.

[@gauravtributes5023]

*" Bond: By the way my name is bond James bo.., Tilly: as quickly as possible"* Didn't even let him finish that iconic line 😄.

[@TheBrickGuy7939]

That's when you know she means business.

[@gauravtributes5023]

@@TheBrickGuy7939 haha exactly.

[@Vic-E.]

Does it happen at other times in the movies? I don't think so...

[@alecfoster4413]

In Fleming's novel, she was a lesbian.

[@DM-kv9kj]

If that sort of thing was in a new Craig movie, they'd be saying "OMG GROUNDBREAKING SO FRESH AND DIFFERENT!!" Like shoving the gunbarrel sequence in some random part of the movie for no reason "WOOOAH, GENIUS!" Pile of shyte. Craig looks like a short Russian henchman with a face like a smacked arse. Wooden, always angry and unpleasant. I actually really liked his casting initially and wanted to love his portrayal, but I just can't see him as Bond. The whole incessantly dreary, bleak, "dark n gritty" BS with some stiff and awkward robot pretending to be James Bond is getting incredibly boring now.

[@OllieMctwist]

“Oddjob has no idea who shot that bullet but it makes him smile” 2:09 lmao

You forgot to add "ding".

[@mohamednisar6720]

dfvo

[@maximilianbeyer9268]

missed me, noob :D

[@ImYourHuckleberry_29]

You'd think he'd more alarmed at a bullet sound

[@bluerock4456]

He knows exactly who fired that round.

[@Atombender]

Apparently, hearing a gunshot was normal in that part of Switzerland.

[@humanLucifer]

it still is. you just assume it's a hunter or military training.

[@bicyclist2]

Gun ownership is very high in Switzerland. Everyone is required to know how to use a gun, by law.

[@Atombender]

@@bicyclist2 You know nothing about gun ownership in Switzerland. Conscription is only for men, which means that almost half of the population isn't trained to use a firearm.

[@vinaysrivastava7454]

🤣🤣

[@nickm5419]

@@Atombender a Revolver or a small .22 pistol isnt difficult even without basic know how

[@nnmnn9510]

Rest in peace sir Sean Connery you were are and always be our James Bond forever !!!

[@ericaj.m.1780]

Always

[@staurtsharman2299]

And only Sean Connery should have been allowed to drive that beautiful car! It's overuse in later Bond moves by the Inferior likes of Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig only lessened it's classic legacy. Only Timothy Dalton should have had a loan of it, if anyone.

[@oesandb24]

The real Connerys Bond movies Afther Flemings funeral Inside Bond movies documentary The original James Bond movies actor is CARY GRANT. He was the main candidate for James Bond in Dr No. Grant was an old FRIEND of Albert R Broccoli and attended his wedding.The best man. Roger Moore was also thought of as a BOND in Dr No. They could NOT spend almost all the money to buy Roger Moore free from the TV contract. By then there had been no Bond films. Then they waited and checked if Moore was available several times. 1961 1964 1967 1968 and 1972 when he got the role of BOND for the second time. Only debuted in the movies. Not like BOND 007. That's one of the few more reasons why Moore first played James Bond 007 in Mainly Millicent on television in 1964. Moore is an old FRIEND of Christopher Lee. Lee and Ian Fleming are in the same family. That's one of the few more reasons why ALBERT R BROCCOLI was an actor in his Bond films. The Spy who love me and Moonraker IMDB AND Wikipedia. Ian Flemings Bond movies actor: David Niven Fleming would probably accept Roger Moore as James Bond in Dr No. NEVER Sean Connery. That's one of the few more reasons why BOB SIMMON's STUNTMAN played Bond first in Dr No. Gunbarriel sequence HISTORY. Albert Broccoli and Harry Saltzman could only CONTINUE with BOB SIMMONS STUNTMAN as BOND in Dr No-Goldfinger. Wreck Connery as BOND in Dr No. . The way to say the name borrowed from The Saint films from 1939/1940. (My name is Templar Simon Templar / Templar Simon Templar) The Saint in London the Saints VICATION Connery debuted in Dr No in Casino. 7 minutes after Bob Simmons stuntman. Not in GUNBARRIEL SEQUENCE as MANY people think. Connery got the role of BOND in Dr No because of Darby O'gill and the little people and that CARY GRANT ROGER MOORE AND DAVID NIVEN can not. Connery is DANA BROCCOLIS BOND ACTOR. Dr No Director Youngs James Bond movies actor Richard Johnson The real Sean Connery's Bond movies are from Thunderball you only live twice Diamond are forever and Never say never again. There, Connery does the same as Bob Simmons' stuntman in the first 3 Eon Productions Bond films. Dr No From Russia with love and Goldfinger. Gunbarriel sequence HISTORY.

[@oesandb24]

WRONG Sir Roger Moore was intended as a BOND in Dr No That's what Harry Saltzman says Inside Dr No documentary Sir Roger Moore was intended as a BOND in Dr No + OHMSS. That's what Harry Saltzman says Bond 1973 The lost documentary Sir Roger Moore was intended as BOND in you only live twice in 1967 and The man with golden gun in 1969. Moore could have been. Then it became Lazenby as BOND in OHMSS. That's what Harry Saltzman and Sir Roger Moore say. Inside the man view a golden gun documentary. Sir Roger Moore is an old FRIEND of Christopher Lee. Lee and Ian Fleming are in the same family. Live and let die and The man with golden gun played Sir Roger Moore more like Connery's Bond. It was a mistake. The Spy who love me they corrected that mistake .Albert R Broccoli played tourist in The Spy who love me and Moonraker IMDB AND Wikipedia Sir Sean Connery was NOT intended as a BOND in Dr No. He got the role of BOND in Dr No because of the movie Darby O'gill and the little people. The original James Bond movies actor in Dr No is CARY GRANT. PARTICIPATED IN THE BROCCOLI'S WEDDING. That's what Dana Broccoli says Inside Dr No documentary. When Ian Fleming found out if Connery got the role of BOND in Dr No. Then Ian Fleming's plane was cursed. That's one of the reasons why BOB SIMMON's STUNTMAN played Bond first in Dr No. Gunbarriel sequence HISTORY = ACTOR SEQUENCE by Bob Simmons in GOLDFINGER MOVIE. Sean Connery was close to ruining for Albert Broccoli and Harry Saltzman from the start. IAN FLEMINGS BOND ACTOR DAVID NIVEN and Roger Moore. Dana Broccolis Bond actor. Sir Roger Moore and Sean Connery. Dana Broccoli actress Thunderball og Moonraker IMDB AND Wikipedia (Albert R Broccoli) Diamond are forever movie Sean Connery wanted more money. Something Albert R Broccoli never liked. Which led to Broccoli and Connery NEVER becoming friends since. Sir Roger Moore, who is friends with Sean Connery and Albert R Broccoli, tried to do something about it. He made them meet. No more. It writes Sir Roger Moore in the book. There is a big difference between Sir Roger Moore and Roger Moore. It's not the same man. IMDB. Sir Roger Moore (1927-2017) has played Bond 8 times Mainly Millicent and in the movies. 1x 38 years 2x 46 years 8x 58 years. As Old as David Niven (1967) Cary Grant (1962) Lois Maxwell (1985) Roger Moore (1900-1999) from the USA has nothing to do with James Bond. 1962 62 years in Dr No Mainly Millicent1964 64 years LIVE AND LET DIE 73 years a view to a kill 85 years. He is 27 years older than Sir Roger Moore. End WRITING about Connery. Negative about Roger Moore.

[@ashersharif6264]

56 years old movie!!!...Ian Fleming and bond movies were lot far ahead of time...ingenous minds

[@daviru02]

"You don't look like the kinda girl that should be ditched", Sir Sean, you will be missed.

[@johnbockelie3899]

Her car needs a garage, and a body shop.

[@bustyrandit]

Never mind that! Take me to the nearest garage. As quickly as possible. Tilly was rather rude IMHO.

[@christopherheath7340]

I hadn't realised Ian Fleming had died on the last day of filming. Some coincidence! Sean and Tanya died just a few months apart. One of my favourite scenes from my favourite Bond movie.

[@hudsony777]

I always thought this was the best followed by "From Russia with Love." They stayed close to the novels and they still made (some kind of) sense.

[@christopherheath7340]

@@hudsony777 I agree.

[@arnavwagh6710]

Here is another coincidence: Sean Connery and Roger Moore both died at the age of 90

[@charliezz6746]

Roger Moore was 89 when he died but was going to turn 90 the year he died.

[@ImYourHuckleberry_29]

@@hudsony777 I like Russia and then GF. Russia was just such deeply entrenched in espionage...I ❤️ it.

[@thierrymaillard820]

An excellent James Bond ! RIP Sean Connery ! Furkapass, a place where I really like to ride !

[@davemiles1409]

RIP Sean... You had a great innings and a wonderful life thanks for the entertainment a true British Legend.

[@davidleigh443]

What is a" great innings?"

[@david1731048]

@@davidleigh443 a British expression meaning someone has died a very old age; lived a long/decent length of time.

[@colincampbell3199]

03:17 That sudden "hitting the head on the steering wheel" special effect

[@tiltil9442]

convincing

[@billace90]

Terribly acted...just terribly acted. :(

[@sameerhafeez7029]

Billace 90 cool down

[@samito3354]

Perhaps by the 60s standards it was well acted 😂

[@jjrj8568]

the datedness is part of the charm of '60s Bond.

[@DM-kv9kj]

0:27 - Back when the Bond movies used to occasionally sync the music with an action for a little fun. Goldfinger's nose wipe. Bashing the tarantula with his shoe in Dr No. The timing of the Bond theme in rhythm with Connery's first ever delivery of "Bond... James Bond." There were others, but I can't remember them all. My favourite of these though was in Once Upon a Time in the West where Henry Fonda strikes a match in sync with the train's horn 😂

[@MyLateralThawts]

My favourite music syncing moment actually is in Goldfinger, when Oddjob is driving off for his “pressing engagement” and the CIA agent with Felix notices that he’s on the move, alerting him by hitting the horn in perfect timing to the music.

[@nicholaswachter1974]

I’m not a big traveler but a few years ago my wife and I visited Geneva and southwest Switzerland (although the Furkha Pass is several hours east of Geneva in the canton of Valais despite Bond’s DB5 tracker showing him near the lake). One week after I got back home to the USA (flying into my hometown of Baltimore), I went to Louisville for my brother’s bachelor party. Stayed on the bourbon trail near Ft. Knox. I told people I was taking the “Goldfinger” tour. Best Bond movie ever.

[@fabriziocristiani9630]

I ran accross furka pass, in 2013, passing in andermatt. I stopped in the gas station we can see in the film...electrifying

[@babauranai]

i just love how Goldfinger eats the fruit, reminds me of vito corleone eating fruit before getting shot too. RIP sean

[@AbrahamLechLacha]

Its always good to have some fruit around...

[@charlesodell804]

Connery walks into the great beyond in a dark grey 3 piece suit, smoking a Dunhill cigarette.

[@Frserthegreenengine]

Even a Bond villain needs to get his five a day.

[@andrewjohnston9115]

I love the radar bleeper shot, the car is driving up to Realp but the bleeper shows the car driving along the side of lake Geneva 😉

[@culcune]

GPS wasn't as well dialed in back then...

[@petermcdonald1744]

One of the very first Ford Mustangs, 1964 1/2, sweet!

[@ingvarhallstrom2306]

It was a Ford product placement, they paid for it to be in the movie, a very early production run. Production of the car started in March 1964, and filming in Switzerland wrapped in July 1964.

[@andreasandi28]

Yeaah its same with Ford Mustang Convertible in Thunderball movie

[@annakimborahpa]

With his wheel disabling device that crashes Tilly's Ford Mustang, I'm surprised 007 didn't say to her "I'm Ben-Hur. Judah Ben-Hur."

[@jimgutt749]

Except it would be Masala. His "Greek chariot" had the extended axle...

[@rmiddlehouse]

Nothing like stopping your car in the middle of a twisting mountain road, getting out, and taking in the view!

[@markchasse8992]

I was 10 yrs old when I saw this on the big screen - my Sunday fantasy getaways to beautiful locations, with beautiful women and exciting stories. Sean Connery was THE James Bond. One interresting movies many folks may no know about was when Sean's son played in the story of James Bond filmed in England I think.

[@marieh.8456]

Rest in peace Sir Sean Connery my number one James Bond 007 idol. Seen all your action movies. Will miss you. 😢😢😢😢😢

[@kentrobison588]

He punched his wife Dianne Cilento to the floor. Some hero.

[@raymundomartinez7469]

Of all of the 007 films Goldfinger will always be the best of the rest Sir Sean Connery rip 🙏

[@PR-pp2zc]

never will we have a 007 like you RIP 🌹🌺🙏🌷

[@polo86c4]

How does Tilly buy the double blowout explanation when the car looks like it has been attacked by a can opener?

[@Mzee1084]

Cause the early Bond movies often wanted to make women look like dimwits.

[@johnrandall125]

Err! She's female. A friend's wife once spent ten minutes chatting to me as I leant out of a car window when she said "Is there something different about your car?" I drove a silver Saab 900 turbo normally, but was leaning out of the window of a silver Nissan Micra at the time. 🤦‍♂️

[@MonotoniTV]

She didn't buy it. She said he should have backed off further. So she knew it was his fault. She just didn't knew how it could have been possible

[@alecfoster4413]

@@Mzee1084 Not at all. She's fixated on avenging the death of her sister. The car was unimportant. She fired at Bond because he was getting in her way.

[@charlesodell804]

I always wondered about that, old boy, but for 50 years I thought I was the only one who noticed.

[@micleim]

Rest in Peace Sean Connery! 🌹 The villains most probably would say: Rest in peace Mr. Bond! 😕

[@billmurray7473]

No villains would ever TRULY want you to rest in peace. They expect you to DIE In Agony.

[@scafusa]

Fun facts: 1. The name is „Furkapass“, no „h“ needed. 2. The direction they actually drive is the opposite of what the navi says. 3. not so funny: the tip of the Rhone glacier today is just behind the hotel (@0:06). The rest has molten 😢

[@joegeorge3367]

so the film was released in 1964 and the Mustang launched around that time - must have been one of the first Mustangs made.

[@AbrahamLechLacha]

Bond films had many Mustangs in them along with a lot of other Ford Products...

[@troublebrewing99]

I wonder how much Ford paid for the product placement.

[@williardbillmore5713]

You are correct, Joe Ford had built and sold only 35 convertible Mustangs at the time this scene was filmed.

[@Baskingshark]

This is the second film in which a Mustang appeared and it was product-placed. The first is the French movie Le Gendarme a St Tropez (1964) starring the famous French comedy actor Louis De Funes.

[@christopherheath7340]

True. I think it was a pre-production model used for launch and promotional purposes.

[@PFNel]

At about 3:19, where Tilly's car supposedly comes to a stop, you can clearly tell that the car is already stationary and that she is only pretending to be thrown forward.

[@azraelle6232]

That "stop" always bothered me just a little.

[@xyhmo]

Why is it so hard for people to get a good timestamp. This is a little too late. 3:18 (or even 3:17) would be better.

[@PFNel]

@@xyhmo Fair comment.

[@lenhelp8466]

I've driven along that exact Greenscreen pass before and I thought it was so cool first time I saw it

[@swiftcee266]

Look at that view......the beautiful DB5....

[@fiyaolawaganmigan6166]

This movie is always a legend, always awesome

[@busaboy8448]

When am out with my girl and a cute girl walks by us, rather than look back..I always recite the words "discipline 007, discipline"..RIP Sir.

[@thyslop1737]

Very first movie I ever saw on the big screen was at six years old for my birthday was Goldfinger. I think it was more an excuse for my Dad to watch. He loved cars and gadgets. Loved Bond ever since. Connery the only James Bond as far as I am concerned. That opening music what a hook. The crushing of the Lincoln Continental killed me, since Dad drove me to the movie theather in his 1963 Lincoln Continental ragtop. I loved that car.

[@mw5549]

Love how the super villain just stopped at the side of the road to buy some fruit

[@jamesstuart3346]

And on a horrendously dangerous curve that would likely get the whole lot of them wiped out

[@BHALT0S]

evil geniuses get hungry too lol

[@tharqal2764]

Some of those famous local Urserental apples.

[@shuttittuppitt9355]

What was even weirder about it was that he had to _wake up_ first!

[@rathijitdey]

Undoubtedly Sean Connery is the best JAMES BOND to play the role with perfect accuracy to date.

[@actioncom2748]

That rifle that Tilly is using is the same rifle that 007 used in "From Russia with Love."

[@dannycalley7777]

A.C....................she is trying to shoot G.F. at 300 yards with 22 semi auto ????they were fun little plinksters !!!!!!

[@actioncom2748]

@@dannycalley7777 The hope spring is truly eternal. At least, Bond knew she wasn't a professional killer.

[@justisolated5621]

@@actioncom2748 as i was expecting, they looked the same

[@myscrnnm]

Yes, the iconic ArmaLite AR-7 survival rifle.

[@99037149]

She was being wildly optimistic that she would be able to hit Goldfinger with that gun at that range and at that angle......

[@ImYourHuckleberry_29]

That's what I'm saying. Even bond was far. Gf....I doubt she had that range cause she was miles off

[@MrLobofofinho]

James Bond is Sean Connery .. and that's it. And no one else.. even if the other actors are valid. Even today, on the Furka pass, he is remembered. Sean Connery forever.

[@marcomontana446]

Furkapass is a amazing road, i live in Swiss 👌 road and landscape ❤

[@markjohnson5276]

I drive a 2014 gun metal grey MX 5 ND. A ten second car. Every time I drive it I'm in a Bond movie. When people see it they ask. Does it have machine guns behind the fog lights? The license plate reads 009. Couldn't love it more.

[@thegeneralissimo470]

It’s a very pretty filming location

[@petergivenbless900]

I am curious to know if the composite close-ups of Connery behind the wheel were digitally re-composited in the film's restoration or if they looked that sharp in the original prints; they look too clean for film made in the '60s (the only giveaway is the slight misalignment of the matte which lends a light edge to the left side of Connery's face), if not, they are very impressive!

[@gauravtributes5023]

Good catch, it looks like a digital re- composition. I have to look at old footage to find out if it was Connery or not.

[@petergivenbless900]

@@gauravtributes5023 Thanks, what I was wondering, however, was not if it was Connery, or not (I'm sure it was), but I was suspicious about how clean the blue-screen work was for such an old film; which made me wonder if it was digitally re-composited from the original film elements (assuming they have survived after the release prints were finished).

[@gauravtributes5023]

@@petergivenbless900 Try searching for Lowry digital work. They have converted every single bond film digitally. You might find how good blue screen work was.

[@therealdrfilm]

@@gauravtributes5023 I have seen one of the original prints and this is a pretty good look for it.

[@margaretwalker969]

I've noticed too he's wearing his wedding ring, there

[@geisterjagersuko1690]

That was a photo album this film recording. Vacation in Switzerland.

[@geisterjagersuko1690]

Are there some production notes on how long the film team has been in Switzerland?

[@camelia9802]

Fabulous scenery

[@joeyfitz9]

@0:30 "Is this damn GPS going to beep the whole time?!"

[@barrettwbenton]

Lots of good points on how this was shot (and possibly re-composited). But anyone else notice that only Tilley's scenes in the Mustang were shot "live", while both Goldfinger's and Bond's in-car shots were blue-screened? Likely because the Mustang was shot "top-down" and thus harder to do any other way?

[@michaelward9880]

Sean Connery, the best Bond ever.

[@orvillewright122]

Great classic movie with very good scenery

[@fezmancomments]

That Aston really was a beauty.

[@StephenGraves]

A double blowout that also shredded the bodywork?!

[@socksumi]

They go on about the tires but no mention of the rocker panels torn to shit.

[@leftcoaster67]

Manufacturer's defect, it is a Ford. ;)

[@davidwan247]

It’ll buff right out.

[@michaelbodine6142]

N2 old tires...side blowouts from biasply tires... M.A.BODINE. typical rear ford " wear and tear" with old "bowed leaf springs" peeled like bandanas" ." minus ROOSEVELT property right..!

[@billace90]

It’s called the Messala effect. It worked in Ben Hur, it worked here!

[@Frserthegreenengine]

While Daniel Craig will always be my favourite James Bond actor (Daniel Craig is the JB that I grew up with - I was just too young to remember Pierce Brosnan) I definitely like Sean Connery's films and I appreciate his films for having a more realistic take of how a spy would normally operate and the gadgets in the Connery films are definitely more realistic and are certainly believable than a lot of the older Bond films. Not to mention that Sean Connery definitely has that charming and classic take on the character (apart from Diamonds Are Forever where he clearly had a enough of the role and wasn't as good as his other films)

[@ShreedharaKedilaya]

I think, Sean Connery had a great screen presence, personality, ruthless, real Bond charector as in the novel....... Daniel Creig a better actor, as a Bond, more humane and sensitive, as in best of all the Bond movies, Casino Royle.

[@dehnermdeleon]

The only time that iconic line was interrupted

[@myscrnnm]

Wrong. He was also interrupted in 1973's Live and Let Die by Mr. Big, who interjected with, "Names is[sic] for tombstones, baby."

[@isaacrhoads8205]

Great Video! Love it!

From Russia with Love was my favourite and Sean said the same. Danielle Bianchi beautiful the best bond girl ever.

[@bluerock4456]

💯 % agree!

[@aturogs1954]

Mid-60's and he's got GPS already. Wow!

[@bobbybrown1389]

Sean Connery is the best Bond hands down

[@mauriceouellette7514]

Bonjour a tous du Canada Fun fact ,i'm a hunter here in Canada ,the rifle the lady used ,it's a little ,survival rifle, caliber .22 l.r. , but the detonation look like a caliber for big game ,movies are not reality ,it's illusions .

[@lancelot1953]

Bonjour a vous, des Etats-Unis - la carabine ressembe a la AR-7, carabine de survie demontable ArmaLite que nous, militaires pouvions nous procurer "dans le temps". The detonation you hear is all added in "post-production". Very rarely are outdoor scenes recorded "live", there is way too much background noise. Ciao, L

[@woodywood3388]

Bond’s GPS says Geneva, but the Furka is more than a three hour drive from Geneva.

[@strikerdelta]

Tracking screen for the homer, not GPS.

[@patryk7296]

Connery best bond ever!!

[@heidiwilks5316]

I like how none of the kids (about 200 feet away from the sniper) react in any way to the shot and just carry on about their business :P

[@MuzixMaker]

It was a lot more than 200 feet

[@tytiw516]

Switzerland is very astounding

[@janvandekerk6877]

The opening of this film was way ahead of it 's time when it first hit the cinema screen in 1962 .

[@ScapoloMichael]

My favourite scene in the film and the scene I always picture whenever someone mentions "classic 007"

[@tyree9055]

Isn't it interesting how the older movies had Bond using more advanced technology than today's? 🙄

[@GeorgeFlippin]

RIP Sean Connery, the BEST Bond!

[@dusanvasic8552]

Connery,Sean Connery

[@oesandb24]

WRONG Sir Roger Moore was intended as a BOND in Dr No That's what Harry Saltzman says Inside Dr No documentary Sir Roger Moore was intended as a BOND in Dr No + OHMSS. That's what Harry Saltzman says Bond 1973 The lost documentary Sir Roger Moore was intended as BOND in you only live twice in 1967 and The man with golden gun in 1969. Moore could have been. Then it became Lazenby as BOND in OHMSS. That's what Harry Saltzman and Sir Roger Moore say. Inside the man view a golden gun documentary. Sir Roger Moore is an old FRIEND of Christopher Lee. Lee and Ian Fleming are in the same family. Live and let die and The man with golden gun played Sir Roger Moore more like Connery's Bond. It was a mistake. The Spy who love me they corrected that mistake .Albert R Broccoli played tourist in The Spy who love me and Moonraker IMDB AND Wikipedia Sir Sean Connery was NOT intended as a BOND in Dr No. He got the role of BOND in Dr No because of the movie Darby O'gill and the little people. The original James Bond movies actor in Dr No is CARY GRANT. PARTICIPATED IN THE BROCCOLI'S WEDDING. That's what Dana Broccoli says Inside Dr No documentary. When Ian Fleming found out if Connery got the role of BOND in Dr No. Then Ian Fleming's plane was cursed. That's one of the reasons why BOB SIMMON's STUNTMAN played Bond first in Dr No. Gunbarriel sequence HISTORY = ACTOR SEQUENCE by Bob Simmons in GOLDFINGER MOVIE. Sean Connery was close to ruining for Albert Broccoli and Harry Saltzman from the start. IAN FLEMINGS BOND ACTOR DAVID NIVEN and Roger Moore. Dana Broccolis Bond actor. Sir Roger Moore and Sean Connery. Dana Broccoli actress Thunderball og Moonraker IMDB AND Wikipedia (Albert R Broccoli) Diamond are forever movie Sean Connery wanted more money. Something Albert R Broccoli never liked. Which led to Broccoli and Connery NEVER becoming friends since. Sir Roger Moore, who is friends with Sean Connery and Albert R Broccoli, tried to do something about it. He made them meet. No more. It writes Sir Roger Moore in the book. There is a big difference between Sir Roger Moore and Roger Moore. It's not the same man. IMDB. Sir Roger Moore (1927-2017) has played Bond 8 times Mainly Millicent and in the movies. 1x 38 years 2x 46 years 8x 58 years. As Old as David Niven (1967) Cary Grant (1962) Lois Maxwell (1985) Roger Moore (1900-1999) from the USA has nothing to do with James Bond. 1962 62 years in Dr No Mainly Millicent1964 64 years LIVE AND LET DIE 73 years a view to a kill 85 years. He is 27 years older than Sir Roger Moore. End WRITING about Connery. Negative about Roger Moore.

[@oesandb24]

@@dusanvasic8552 . WRONG Sir Roger Moore was intended as a BOND in Dr No That's what Harry Saltzman says Inside Dr No documentary Sir Roger Moore was intended as a BOND in Dr No + OHMSS. That's what Harry Saltzman says Bond 1973 The lost documentary Sir Roger Moore was intended as BOND in you only live twice in 1967 and The man with golden gun in 1969. Moore could have been. Then it became Lazenby as BOND in OHMSS. That's what Harry Saltzman and Sir Roger Moore say. Inside the man view a golden gun documentary. Sir Roger Moore is an old FRIEND of Christopher Lee. Lee and Ian Fleming are in the same family. Live and let die and The man with golden gun played Sir Roger Moore more like Connery's Bond. It was a mistake. The Spy who love me they corrected that mistake .Albert R Broccoli played tourist in The Spy who love me and Moonraker IMDB AND Wikipedia Sir Sean Connery was NOT intended as a BOND in Dr No. He got the role of BOND in Dr No because of the movie Darby O'gill and the little people. The original James Bond movies actor in Dr No is CARY GRANT. PARTICIPATED IN THE BROCCOLI'S WEDDING. That's what Dana Broccoli says Inside Dr No documentary. When Ian Fleming found out if Connery got the role of BOND in Dr No. Then Ian Fleming's plane was cursed. That's one of the reasons why BOB SIMMON's STUNTMAN played Bond first in Dr No. Gunbarriel sequence HISTORY = ACTOR SEQUENCE by Bob Simmons in GOLDFINGER MOVIE. Sean Connery was close to ruining for Albert Broccoli and Harry Saltzman from the start. IAN FLEMINGS BOND ACTOR DAVID NIVEN and Roger Moore. Dana Broccolis Bond actor. Sir Roger Moore and Sean Connery. Dana Broccoli actress Thunderball og Moonraker IMDB AND Wikipedia (Albert R Broccoli) Diamond are forever movie Sean Connery wanted more money. Something Albert R Broccoli never liked. Which led to Broccoli and Connery NEVER becoming friends since. Sir Roger Moore, who is friends with Sean Connery and Albert R Broccoli, tried to do something about it. He made them meet. No more. It writes Sir Roger Moore in the book. There is a big difference between Sir Roger Moore and Roger Moore. It's not the same man. IMDB. Sir Roger Moore (1927-2017) has played Bond 8 times Mainly Millicent and in the movies. 1x 38 years 2x 46 years 8x 58 years. As Old as David Niven (1967) Cary Grant (1962) Lois Maxwell (1985) Roger Moore (1900-1999) from the USA has nothing to do with James Bond. 1962 62 years in Dr No Mainly Millicent1964 64 years LIVE AND LET DIE 73 years a view to a kill 85 years. He is 27 years older than Sir Roger Moore. End WRITING about Connery. Negative about Roger Moore.

[@julioareck]

This scene shows the debut of a new car not seen before: the first Ford Mustang.

[@dancemunki]

For me the best 007 movie. And Sean was the best James Bond.

[@oliverhermes869]

Every image is worth a postcard

[@kutter_ttl6786]

0:04 The iconic Belvédère Hotel. Now closed unfortunately because the glacier in the background has receded about 1 mile (1.6 km), making the hotel redundant. Apparently Sean Connery insisted they film here because it was one of his favourite hotels to visit.

[@markusberzborn6346]

This is not the reason the hotel closed down.

[@dkizxpt-su3ze]

Aside from Timothy Dalton, Sean Connery was the greatest James Bond!!!

[@q.h.s5051]

Must agree. Timothy is my second favorite to Sean, followed by Brosnan and Moore. Craig and Lazenby follow. There are no bad Bonds just rankings

[@guillezorro]

@@q.h.s5051 In my eyes, there are only two Bonds: Rog and Sean.

[@shuttittuppitt9355]

(at)qhs You forgot about Peter Sellers (Casino Royale (1967)).

[@johnchipol7716]

The film that made sean an international star

[@christopheraliva3374]

Rest in peace Sir James Bond.

[@murraymclean9072]

Best Bond ever..

[@garethnoall2843]

Love it when Bond says you don’t look like the sort of girl who should be ditched. Goldfinger had some great lines.

[@clivejohnson2022]

Interesting the adaptation for the film, the original goldfinger deposited gold under a bridge after a picnic, the mustang was a triumph and goldfinger was wearing a white suit, the sniper shot was much later and bond reverses deliberately into the triumph. the gun was smuggled in a set of golf clubs as Tilly posed to be a golf fanatic

[@rfletch62]

All excellent points. The film's ending was perhaps better, with Goldfinger's (Auric Goldfinger, emphasis on the AU) plan of nuking the gold into worthlessness, instead of stealing it.

[@olivergengenbach7138]

It's Furka, not Furkha. With compliments from Switzerland.

[@richardamos3173]

In CH now and just drove to St Moritz. Not the Furkapass, but the scenery very similar of course - very Bondian - and I just had to look up the drive from Goldfinger. My next drive to Realp, which, by the way, is about 4hrs from Geneva, which is where Bond looks at his SatNav.

[@jeffj4440]

I now remember why I had a 'thing' for white mustang convertibles with red interiors when I was young. :)

[@jonathannagel7427]

Salt corrosion! I wonder just how rare it‘d have been to have a Mustang in Geneva then.

[@billace90]

Well, welll, well....007 using the two thousand year old Messala (Ben Hur) technique...and it worked!

[@janvandekerk6877]

We will never see the likes of him ever again !

[@carsonkubicki1770]

This scene is perfect.

[@bobypestano]

The perfect Bond, James Bond in Sir Sean Connery...What a guy ! ! ! ....

[@akhinmaunggyi2146]

❤ thanks for your help with this Movie with My childhood and consideration 💕.

[@lordtherapeutics]

Great shirt, James.

[@janvandekerk6877]

A very special breed of man indeed !

[@--nuts9390]

RIP Sean Connery ご冥福をお祈りします。007が好きになったのはあなたのおかげです。I would that you Rest In Peace.

[@DDDquick]

If she overtook him and he was following Goldfinger, shouldn´t her car be further DOWN the mountain?

[@ryanwaugh1]

3d quick was thinking the same thing.

[@EditedAF987]

There was probably another road up ahead that she went up to get that vantage point

[@DDDquick]

@@EditedAF987 And make it harder to shoot at Goldfinger than from where Bond was?

[@EditedAF987]

3d quick well, perhaps she didn’t stop there because she felt she’d be too visible

[@ryanwaugh1]

Julius Stricto I think I was more that she decided to follow the script

[@2msvalkyrie529]

You can still visit these locations today.! Switzerland is stunning !!

[@patriciaangelavalerio9425]

Maravilhoso! Saudades, nostalgia, anos dourados!🙏🥰❤💋⚘🍀😀

[@santanahenriquez1703]

I love Bond's Aston Martin DB5 best Bond car of all time 😎🔫🇬🇧🚗🌍

[@MrSaemichlaus]

What a fantastic look the pass had with a gravel road! Nowadays you can't even see the glacier from the road near it. You have to pay to see it.