On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969) - Official Trailer - George Lazenby Bond Movie HD

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On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969) Official Trailer - George Lazenby Bond Movie HD
James Bond woos a mob boss's daughter and goes undercover to uncover the true reason for Blofeld's allergy research in the Swiss Alps that involves beautiful women from around the world.
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[@calebrichardson7945]

The fact that this was George's first acting role and he lied his butt off to get it is awesome.

[@Desertduleler_88]

That was the funny thing about it, it George snatched the role like a true James Bond.

[@melvina628]

He was guided to make a classic. It stands alone.

[@StephenLuke]

It’s also the final film of Ilse Steppat (1917-1969), she played Irma Bunt, also this is her only English speaking film.

[@matthalsey1346]

Only wish I had the confidence to achieve the goals George had

[@gerrydutch3589]

@@matthalsey1346 we all have our moments.

[@sedlacek50]

For only doing 1 movie, Lazenby sure left a big mark on the franchise with this great movie.

[@geoffryvickery1681]

This has to be one of the top 10 at least.

[@geoffreycarter3020]

This bond film has the best music of them all. It brings me to tears.

[@tomlebomb]

Absolutely, my fave all time soundtrack. John Barry knocked it out the park with this one

[@shashikiransundi]

I think the fact Lazenby did only one Bond film, makes it even more iconic and memorable and unique, also for a debutant he did brilliantly, OHMSS is one my favourite Bond films 💥💥

[@ProjectFlashlight612]

One of the five best Bond films ever made. Lazenby is a fine Bond. Period.

[@22Clearwater]

The best Bond film. Lazenby is the best. He he can do the action convicingly & handles the humorous stuff well. Also has a vulnerability & charm missing in other actors who take on the role. I actually like his awkwardness and amateurishness, it adds a further dimension to the film. He would have got better if he had continued in the role. Shame. Moore was a joke. Subsequent Bond films are lousy in my opinion.

[@NickThePilotUSA]

Can also add he was a rather nice guy in real life. I knew him for a brief period before my father died right around the time he was going through his divorce in 2010-2011. My father was a friend of his through acting back in the 60s and 70s

[@davidsomerset8411]

Yes one of my favorites OHMSS is a wonderful 007 story.

[@tunkunrunk]

a pity he didn't make more

[@ProjectFlashlight612]

@@tunkunrunk Yes, though had he gone on to do Diamonds Are Forever, a truly stupid movie, he would have been blamed for its shortcomings. Look at Connery in Forever - he knows it sucks, and barely bothers.

[@Tob1Kadach1]

Ah the Aussie Bond. "This never happened to the other fella"

[@RobertK1993]

Sean Connery was James Bond 1930-2020😭

[@PiriPiri175]

I never understod what he mean with that?

[@rickyj5547]

Is James bond a code name

[@stylishboy004]

@@PiriPiri175 He meant that Sir Sean Connery, the previous Bond, didn't have the women running off from him just like the girl did who Bond just saved in this scene. Sort of a joke telling the audience that a new Bond has arrived.

[@GetToDaChoppa-k5r]

Lazenby did so well despite his limited acting range. It is such a shame he didn't get at least one or two more Bond outings.

[@vsanchez6577]

Debió creer mas en si mismo y no en su agente...

[@ginisk9841]

His crooked nose was the hindering factor.

[@travisbickle4360]

He said he only do one bond movie. He was not fired but he just didn't want to sequels

[@Ass_of_Amalek]

no, lazenby asked for a raise that the studio wasn't willing to pay.

[@SharkBait19904]

He actually said he wouldn't do any Bond movies after this one. They wanted him to sign a contact for 6 years that is kinda called a "Slave Contract" they eventually offered him One Million dollars just to sign it yet he turned it down. Basically if he signed it even outside his life they would tell him how to dress, what to wear, what to look like, and be in public. He grew a beard and after the movie was done and the told him "You can't come to the premier with a beard Bond doesn't have a beard".

[@TheAdam159]

actually my favourite Bond movie. just awesome. Great locations, amazing score. Diana Rigg is great.

[@petrslivinski7481]

An incredible Bond film. Lazenby is excecptional and Rigg is classically wonderful! The theme song is memorable.

[@user-xp2gm8im2c]

I agree in Rigg and theme song. Love and respect are not enough for Lazenby. Looks and plays like a bodyguard, or Bond in the early years, and not with the agent 007 that the movie needed. We forget that the film was shot as in the book, and Bond is an experienced man in the book, as well as in the sixth film of the series. For the film (the most difficult), although the director has done very good work, has been filmed more like a romantic adventure, for example ''The Secret Agent and The Countess'' and not like a Bond film. Also i can't ignore that Bond and Blofeld have met in the previous film and in this film doesn't know each other.

[@tunkunrunk]

I whished Dolores Ordorian from the Cranberries would one day sing in James Bond theme with a composer like James Horner(avatar) or Ennio Morricone. Sadly she has never been asked to , and she died not long ago .

[@dianaturner1797]

For me, James Bond will always be the one and only George Lazenby (On Her Majesty's Secret Service - 1969). When I was "Bunny Deana" at the London Playboy Club, in the 60s and 70s, I was privileged to have been crowned Playboy Bunny of The Year by George, and I shall treasure the memory forever. The very precious (to me at least) photo of George performing the crowning, immaculately dressed in his beautiful Bond-style suit, is a proud part of my unique, personal Bunny Deana's Playboy Photo Album, available online.

[@DarthRushy]

Diana Turner You really like telling this story, don't you? XD

[@bayviewTQ2]

DarthRushy That's OK, tell us one of yours then.

[@DarthRushy]

Peter Turner I... like hockey?

[@daniellevin3056]

Peter Turner You mean like comedy turned CIA agent as filmed in Confessions of a Dangerous Mind. Now that's a story.

[@petrslivinski7481]

Really?! REALLY!? Do tell more ...

[@Sebastianmelmothuk]

This was ment to be the best Bond Ever.....and in some way it is and also deserved an Oscar for the Music Score...simply a MASTERPIECE

[@t.booker4084]

Had Connery played bond he would have got it, lazenby did a good job though

[@Cybopath]

Forever be a missed opportunity. Aside from the schedule and conflicts over money Connery thought the series was becoming too ridiculous, especially inserting the space stuff into YOLT. This story probably would have been one Connery could have gotten his teeth into. They really should have followed Thunderball with OHMSS and set up the SPECTRE trilogy.

[@Desertduleler_88]

I agree, I was so impressed with the music score I brought the CD soundtrack.

[@ivangomez123]

This is Christopher Nolan favorite James Bond film. And took it as an inspiration for Inception.

[@ivangomez123]

@shadowtechn9ne That would be wonderful. I know the Broccoli tried to hire him as a Bond director. But he has got his own style of directing.

[@troyandrew6154]

@@ivangomez123 plus, he said he doesnt want to because he says the franchise is in good hands

[@ginisk9841]

That explains many of the similar scenes with those of Inception.

[@bvedant]

Inception was on my mind while I was watching this trailer actually.

[@matthalsey1346]

You can see it In inception in the snowy fortress level, please give him the next bond film

[@borderlord]

The most Beautiful Bond movie ..story,cinematography,love interest,locations.action! Wish Lazenby did a couple more!

[@john-007files5]

+borderlord i agree on every point

[@U2QuoZepplin]

I think Lazenby's biggest mistake was not going back for "You Only Live Twice" or was it "Diamonds are Forever." (The one which they payed Connery an extortionate amount for, and which I think he donated his fee for it to the Scottish independence movement..... but I digress too much. If George Lazenby had done a few more then he would have established himself in the role and established himself more as an actor and probably as a household name too. I mean when you used to think of James Bond you either thought Sean Connery or Roger Moore, and the fool Lazenby could have been the other guy that played James Bond. You hear tales that he didn't get on with the crew or that Lazenby's people fu$€ed it up for him or that some thing went wrong somewhere else or other, I don't know and I guess we'll never know the definitive answer but it's still one of my favourite Bond Movies and Lazenby's still up there as a possible best Bond after Connery.

[@john-007files5]

Mongo Boogie its really a great movie and my alltime favourite james bond movie along with casino royale. lazenby did a very good job in my opinion and imagine what a film Diamonds could have been with him and a good follow up story catching up the events of OHMSS...and imagine Peter Hunt would have been there again for the Direction of the film..

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Have to admit : Lazenby is one of very few guys who looks effortlessly good no matter what he wears .; Cape and trilby / kilt / cardigan etc.. One of producers dismissed him as a ' clothes peg ' - he put up with a lot of criticism at the time but glad to see that 50 years later he's having the last laugh .!

[@jennifersman7990]

Mongo Boogie It was Diamonds he backed out of, and you’re absolutely right, he should’ve done Diamonds because it’s beginning was Bond getting revenge on Blofeld for killing Tracy so there would’ve been some small bit of closure if Lazenby left after that film

[@sebastianfitzptraick7395]

A beautiful, warm and relaxing film yet exciting when it needs to be. The Bond series rarely did better. One of my favourite films period.

[@ryanb6784]

Best James Bond movie, fires on all cylinders, very entertaining and jeeze, what an ending. Not only do you feel Bonds pain at the end with John Barry’s score playing and Lazenby’s fantastic acting but you realize why the character is the way he is. I’m so glad this movie is now getting the recognition it deserves.

[@live4marilyn]

The one Bond film I watch during the Christmas holidays, because it takes place during that holiday.

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

Cute

[@richardfrancis1371]

This was such a mature, different Bond movie. I cried like a baby at the end.

[@Eroticties]

Lazenbys Bond had the right mix of suaveness and ice cold brutality the others never had

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

Even though I adore Sean Connery the most

[@borkug1566]

This is one of the best Bond movies: -No stupid gadget -No stupid secret base -Overall it is quite realistic and believable (most Bond movie aren't) -Telly Savalas is a Blofeld. -The movie's music theme is excellent and well used throughout the film -Action scenes are one step above what previous movies had Now it does have problems. Lazenby saying "I'm Bond" in the opening scene made me cringe. His jokes just don't work and sound corny. Only Connery seem to pull them off. But Lazenby played a more human, realistic Bond and it worked well in this movie because of the dramatic ending. It would have been very difficult for Connery to play the romance and dramatic ending in this movie.

[@Scatamahatta]

"-No stupid gadget -No stupid secret base -Overall it is quite realistic and believable (most Bond movie aren't) " You missed the point of James Bond. ">-Telly Savalas is a great bond" Telly wasn't Bond. George Lazenby was.

[@borkug1566]

I meant Telly Savalas is a great Blofeld. Fixed that. You say "You missed the point of James Bond." Well I watch them as movies like I would watch any other movie. Having Bond in it does mot transform a bad movie into a good one. Even though I can understand fans learn to appreciate the material because they love Bond anyway. Also you could say that Bond movies "missed the point of James Bond books". But that's another story.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

What made this film stand out was the emotions. Take Moneypenny for example. For once, Bond and Penny were portrayed as genuine friends. They could never be lovers but they very much cared for each other. When she wept, she knew it meant that it was time to move on with her life. She knew the man she loved had finally got away.

[@davidlawrence9091]

One to one combat!

[@dennisbaker1002]

You're wrong on Connery, watch his non-Bonds, Marnie and The Hill, Sean is a real actor, romance, emotion are no problem! Give Sean the right script!

[@leonardoledesma708]

This is, imho, the best James Bond film. George Lazenby was an excellent 007, close to the books description, and he showed a very assured version of an emotional Bond even if it was his first experience as an actor. It's very sad that he rejected a contract to do more films portraying 007, because he'd certainly would become a very succesful one. Besides that, he didn't have an easy time with critics; but it's fairly evident that ANY actor succeeding Sean Connery in the lead role at that moment would surely receive the same hostility and rejection. Anyway, OHMMS is still considered one of the best (if not the best) of the series. It has all the time of the world... and time puts things in the proper perspective.

[@mp032]

Am I the only one laughing out loud at 3:20 ? The shot of Bond falling in slow motion with that song playing is priceless

[@cityonfirevideo]

+mp032 LMAO!

[@EthalaRide]

+mp032 with the caption "Simply *STUNNING*" oh my gosh.

[@homerelesperance2857]

+mp032 I love James Bond films especially when Bond is being sarcastic around aquittance and his enemies alike but this scene (Trailer Time: 3:20) is among the funniest and comical of James Bond scene, LMFAO! 8)

[@BradWietersen]

+mp032 LOL ! This trailer sure looked hokey by today's standards, didn't it ? Lol...but of course it was 1969 and all. Diana Rigg looked really beautiful. They sure got HER part right !! I never saw this particular Bond movie, but I had always heard that this George Lazenby dude was not right for the role of 007. Is that true Bond fans ? I sure do prefer Sean Connery to this guy from what I see here.

[@martianmanhunter37]

+BradWietersen This was Lazenby's first film role, and is lacked of experience showed in certain scenes. His scenes with Diana Rigg brought the best of him, especially the finale. But what Lazenby had was the physicality needed for the role. He was a martial artist and insisted on doing all the stunts he could (even injuring himself during the ski chase). In my opinion, Lazenby was decent, but still the least of the Bond actors, he never got the chance to fulfill his potential. He left the role because is publicist told him the times were changing and anti-establishment movies like Easy Rider and other hippie movies would break through the mainstream and Bond movies would become a relic. But the movie is still one of the better of the series, easily in my top 10.

[@universalexports777]

Probably the best Bond ever-music score should have won an Oscar!

[@EuSeiT]

I just finished watching it. Love the movie and it has an extremely moving last scene. Lazenby should certainly have done the following Bonds. It was a great pity he didn't.

[@davidlawrence9091]

He should've have done ' Diamonds are forever '!

[@kuronoch.1441]

Yeah. Lazenby listened to poor advice, and so he refused a 7-film contract. That would have him be starring as Bond up to Octopussy. But then again there are many what-ifs. What if Connery did all Bond films up to Octopussy? What if Moore agreed to be the first James Bond and play the role up to where he ended? What if Dalton took up the offer of being James Bond when he was offered the role instead of Lazenby, and play that role up to 1989, and then signed up to a contract after finishing Licence to Kill for up to 5 films starting with Goldeneye? What if Brosnan won the role of James Bond and then pitted against Connery in the 1983 Battle of the Bonds, and continue being Bond up to 2006?

[@NickThePilotUSA]

I asked him and he told me that his agent told him not to do more. I briefly knew him before my father passed away, around the time of his divorce. My late father was a friend of his through acting in the 1960s and 1970s

[@maxfieldnuckels9075]

Not really, even though he was good

[@matthalsey1346]

The score is just phenomenal John Barry is a true musical god

[@MrLAraider]

Telly Savalas is the best Blofeld. He is the classiest and the most believable as an evil genius.

[@jennifersman7990]

That’s because he’d played so many villainous types before in TV westerns, The Dirty Dozen or his Twilight Zone episode. He was first offered the role of Patton but wanted too much $$$

[@RobertK1993]

Connery was the Bond he deserved superior to Lazenby.

[@maxfieldnuckels9075]

Nah, PLEASENCE

[@universalexports777]

Probably the best Bond ever! R.I.P. Diana Rigg.x

[@douglasdowney3433]

Although this is the only time Lazenby played Bond this is one of my favorite Bond movies. Good action good directing and actually almost believable plot and a classic Diana Rigg ! The action the musical score and Diana Rigg ( who Bond actually marries) makes this all worthwhile.

[@andrewfrancis6852]

In my opinion one of the best movie in the franchise

[@john-007files5]

+andrew francis THE best in my opinion...

[@petrslivinski7481]

The ABSOLUTE best!!!

[@tmckboston417]

Great Bond movie....... Arguably the best!!! Superb!

[@rayunited2010foryou]

3:20 'Simply stunning'! ROTFLMAO, and that expression of Bond's face along with that background song! Simply stunning indeed!

[@andyberridge4209]

One of the best bond films, brilliant.

[@prinzessindianavonbaden787]

Best Bond movie, best Bond music and best movie location. And with Rigg and Savallas best actors. Lazenby also fantastic as Bond. OHMSS for me will always be the No. 1 ! 👌🏻

[@cooperwolfe5478]

Yeah OHMSS is my favorite Bond movie too. Although Casino Royale is an extremely close second.

[@bouya642]

@@cooperwolfe5478 Casino royale is so bad compared to On Her Majesty's Secret Service.

[@giorgioborucci4333]

One of the best Bond performance!!! Its my top five character chapters in all franchiese

[@gsentinel4821]

It's a real shame Lazenby turned down that multi picture Bond deal. This was always one of my favorite Bond films. Even Lazanby's Gun barrel sequence was the best ever in my opinion!

[@juicyorange7689]

Agent told him not to sign

[@matrix91234]

I can kinda understand it. Lot of criticism is Lazenby is kind of wooden of an actor, if you think about it if Sean Connery did this movie then it would probably have been his best Bond film, because the writing in this movie is very good!

[@alexanderland71]

This is my favorite Bond film!

[@adamp2029]

Why is this movie so great? Two words: Diana Rigg!

[@knoxmorris3562]

Different, Different, Different... But still, a great film.

[@eargasm1072]

Underrated Bond classic, one of the best, and definitely has the most dramatic finish. Lazenby, while no Connery in the acting and charm dept, makes a good decent Bond

[@superrmrcool]

Holy shit!! this is the best trailer i've ever seen in my life by far has to be the most legendary trailers of trailers imagine if they did this today with Spectre

[@samb6132]

very good acting by george lazenby. he gave bond a new und fresh role these days.

[@fluorosco]

Roger Moore is easily my favourite Bond. But I always loved this. The Christmas Bond Film . The music in this is awesome too

[@renewings]

Lazenby is the only Australian James Bond. Woo!

[@jennifersman7990]

I always thought if the right deal could’ve been made, Russell Crowe would’ve been a great Bond

[@metalmugen]

The most 60s Bond, and thats saying a lot. I love this movie

[@john-007files5]

+metalmugen you got a good taste :)

[@cezarlucki1720]

Wrong Daniel Craig is by far the best after Sean Connery

[@scottknode898]

Cezar Lucki ok we get it you like Craig but everyone has their favorites, sometimes it depends if they like the actor or the movie itself and who grew up on. I have known people though who grew up on Connery or Roger Moore and liked them but now like Brosnan and Craig

[@nickstruyf]

@@cezarlucki1720 What's so great about Daniel Craig?

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

@@cezarlucki1720 Craig is OK but...

[@genejohnson5530]

The best story in a 007 film. I saw this film at a cinema when I was 13 years old. I was hooked on the Bond movies and still enjoy each and every one of them. George did a fine job and Diana also was superb in her role. When Diana passed away George made a lovely tribute to her . May 007 keep living on forever.

[@vimbainasheeileenpencil]

3:21 Simply stunning as Bond collapses hilariously lol. The background music does not help the situation.XD DEAD

[@rohancheulkar3738]

😂😂😂

[@naiastra]

IDK why people hate on this one so much, it's always been one of my faves. Too bad Lazenby didn't stick around to do more.

[@ericmiller3708]

The best theme music out of all the Bond flicks.

[@TomGallagherSuperboyBeyond]

The best Bond film imo.

[@vordman]

Lazenby was no Connery but OHMSS is a superb Bond film. One of the very best.

[@ShiftSwitchisAwesome]

IT'S DIFFERENT! BELIEVE ME!

[@adriansherlock3907]

Love this one. George was immediately likeable as 007.

[@danielhao5790]

60s is so much different than now.

[@paulmacrath8985]

Its a different bond, in a different movie, and with a different woman. Its not the same Bond, this one is different. The enemies are different, its so different. And look here is a guy who is also diferent then the guy from the last movie, different and not the same at all. Its so different. Might be the greatest trailer of all time. Honest trailers could post this on their channel and they would not need to change a thing or add any voice overs. its gold Jerry, pure gold!

[@shaunhumphreys6714]

haha!

[@ldandco]

Best bond movie. I believe no one said before.

[@AlimonyCheck]

My favorite all time Bond film. It's a shame that Lazenby turned down that 7 film contract. I'd have much rather had him than Roger Moore if I had to choose.

[@user-xp2gm8im2c]

Roger Moore, especially from ''The Spy Who Loved Me'', was the right man at the right time (except ''A View To a Kill'').

[@AlimonyCheck]

All a matter of opinion really. For me, Roger Moore had two amazing Bond films, a third was was alright and the rest were pretty bottom of the barrel.

[@richardvinsen2385]

Hutch214 If the two great ones are Live and Let Die and For Your Eyes Only, I completely agree.

[@jennifersman7990]

I always thought Roger was good, he did the one-liners perfectly he just stayed too long. If he’d retired after For Your Eyes Only, his place in Bond history would be secured and we’d even forgive him for Moonraker

[@Slig1977]

His agent/manager Ronan O'Rahilly told him to turn it down because at the time he thought the James Bond franchise was going to be a passing fad. The guy was pretty smart when it came to running a pirate radio ship but not so good at dishing out career advice to actors, I guess.

[@jasonleggett7482]

Always been one of my favorite Bonds since I was a younger teenager. So much fun.

[@parkerpshebnisky1051]

One of the best in the series!

[@heartstrings7814]

Wow, I never knew this Bond and film existed. Only recently began appreciated 007 films thanks to Pierce Brosnan. This film is streaming right now for free on Pluto tv( which is why I came here to look it up and learn more).

[@AlexJEdits]

If Lazenby kept it going, he would’ve been just as good as Connery. I believe Broccoli said that as well and I agree. He’s one of my favorite Bonds.

[@simonwhitaker8089]

The only Bond film I have never seen! gotta watch it soon

[@peterfranks6243]

Look after yourself George, your the oldest living Bond now.....

[@astrosleep9625]

Frank's Peter Frank's? Darf

[@peterfranks6243]

@@astrosleep9625 "Who is your floor" ?

[@astrosleep9625]

@@peterfranks6243 I just killed James bond

[@peterfranks6243]

@@astrosleep9625 you don't kill James Bond and wait around for the cops to arrive

[@anthonylynch4737]

Was the youngest Playing Bond !

[@MarkoVuckovic32]

This movie is great, one of my favorite Bond movies for sure, it's a shame they didn't decide to continue the story in the next movie (diamonds are forever ). They made it seem like Tracy never existed and yet she was the only Bonds wife

[@nihits]

DAF was a sequel to YOLT and FYEO a sequel to OHMSS.

[@hadj397]

Most superb of all James bond films... I believe. The second best James bond after Sir Roger Moore

[@davidowichawe8514]

This very well may be the greatest trailer ever made.

[@Dan.50]

He should have made another 2 or 3 Bond movies. I'd have liked to seen his evolution in the role.

[@maple1255]

The best of the Bond films imo, George Lazenby had something that Sean Connery didn't, a real connection and love of women. Sean is great for but him, women were a means to an end in his quests, whereas with George ... he was not only a fighter but a lover. Telly Savalas was superb as the villain, a real match for 007, clever, cunning, ruthless.

[@philturner7803]

George was bloody great. My favourite Bond film.

[@MrLarsiboi]

Best Bond movie ever!

[@john-007files5]

+Lars Sandnes word

[@cezarlucki1720]

Wrong Daniel Craig is by far the best after Sean Connery

[@darrenking6026]

Great film, one of the best, and I love them all....

[@nihits]

its actually great that lazanby did only one.. that has made this movie and himself a legend, he is also besides dalton one of the few who left on a high

[@TheZestySoul97]

Lazenby was only 29 years old in this yet he looks 40+ years old.. lol awesome Bond film!

[@leekitchen1195]

Best Bond film to date

[@daemonartursson7159]

One of my Favourite Bond films.. Lazemby handles the action and emotion well. He managed a vulnerability that I don't think Connery could have achieved. And his chemistry with Diana Rigg is magic (on screen if not off) Only wish Lazemby hadn't thrown it away, so Diamonds could have been the Revenge film it was supposed to be.

[@johnmaritato3587]

This and From Russia With Love were the classiest and most realistic. One of my favs.

[@brainwave.spacestation]

same for me!

[@leejohnson3068]

My favourite Bond and movie on so many levels, Lazenby great at his own stunts, the acting would have become more polished....given time, great baddie, George bought a more human side to Bond as well being able to kill in a instant. It's such a shame he was poorly advised at the time, but that's the past and we still have this to marvel on.

[@junebhattacharjee9669]

A movie worth watching 👌

[@ronaldmcdonald8303]

One of my favourite Bond films. Licence to kill is my Favourite though. James Bond is awesome!!!!

[@NickGagnon942]

I fully agree. Licence is my favorite as well.

[@Ryder.Draconis]

Believe it or not, Pierce Brosnan is my favorite Bond.

[@rfcalm]

i believe you, but that doesnt make him a good bond.

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

Everyone has their own favourite Bond

[@spiritualwonderboy_]

my grandfather has CD's of old bond films. i wish the time with my grandpa that i already knew the value of those things and now i think the copies is expensive to vintage collectors. i throw his collections to my friend because we are playing to be a hero as captain barbel and that day is the last time to see his dissapointed face for what i did and i cried but he's still hug me and said that my happiness is important but some of things has memories that's why some need to preserve because moments are not free and he take me to eat in the jollibee then buy toys that i want. my grandfather is a fireman chief and his mission is to preserve everything thing's.

[@jesseaaron543]

3:21 pretty much sums up Lazenby's Bond career 😂

[@amjan]

Sadly. He would've been the 2nd best Bond ever.

[@simonjames4984]

Really like this great bond film. Lazenby should have done more bond films and it's a shame he didn't but we wouldn't have had Roger Moore if he did...

[@peterfranks-ue]

Definitely in the top 5. Like Goldfinger and a very few others simply flawless?

[@alfriendo2008]

The soundtrack is just awesome!

[@stingray4real]

RIP Diana Riggs

[@Bertiesghost]

Best soundtrack of the series

[@noyoutakethatback]

One of the best Bond films

[@Kosmouchkosmatakosmos]

All Bonde’s Are Unique And Special But The Ones That Stayed In My Memory Are Sir. George Lazenby And Sir. Sean Connery, Undoubtedly The Most Handsome Out Of The All 007, It’s So Sad Sr. George Lazenby Only Got One Role, He Was My Personal Favorite, He Was Actually One Of The Few Bonds That Knew Real Hand To Hand Combat.

[@jackspratt4343]

My favourite Bond film

[@brianwhitish5898]

Great John Barry score and my favorite Bond movie.

[@SuleymanBulutistatis]

Best Bond.

[@danjsy]

Fabulous beauties...all of them dolls !

[@tombarlow59]

love this film

[@harits125]

RIP Dame Diana Rigg a.k.a Mrs. Bond, Mr. Bond will miss you here

[@jasonloveswatchingmovies7002]

One of Christopher Nolan favorite movies. You can see in the last action scene in his movie Inception inspired from this Bond film.

[@philturner7803]

Best book and best film. George is much maligned but he was fantastically cool in the role.

[@ravenrose5712]

This one's got class...and style...and suicidal impulses.

[@dogguyful]

This guy was a real James Bond. Too bad he only played one role.

[@NickGagnon942]

One of the best Bond films!

[@john-007files5]

John Barry`s best score in the series..

[@tunkunrunk]

that was a tradition that a famous composer scored Bond's movies. Apart from John Barry, we had Bill Conti who scored "for your eyes only". In today's Bond movies they just pick up a singer and some unknown composers.

[@maxfieldnuckels9075]

Say what you want about Thunderball, it’s music was the best of all

[@tripi7906]

Thunderball is my favorite Connery film

[@AaronFromGuildford]

I'm just checking out the trailer before I watch this.. and at 2:12 POW!!!! Oh man, movies where different back in the 60's.