*DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER* James Bond Movie Reaction FIRST TIME WATCHING 007 

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The only place on the planet where you can talk all the way through a movie and people like it. Enjoyed this. You're my kind of people.

I met Lana Wood, who played "Plenty O'Toole" a few years back and got her autograph for my Dad as this was one of his favorite Bond movies. (Thunderball being his 1st favorite) She Is a certified scuba diver and told me all about the stunt of going out the window. The diving experience being helpful in the scene later in the movie when she's 'dead' in the pool, she was able to do that scene without a stand in as she could hold her breath for long periods of time.

If you're confused about Plenty ending up dead and why her corpse is floating in Tiffany's pool, I can explain. In a deleted scene, after she's thrown into the pool, she comes back to the apartment, only to find Bond and Tiffany in bed, and she takes something. While this part of was filmed and has since been released to the public, another scene where Mr. Kidd and Mr. Wint kill her when they mistake her for Tiffany wasn't filmed because it dawned on the film makers that this would create a continuity error.

Goldfinger may have been the first Bond movie i ever saw but Diamonds are Forever was the first post puberty one. So, Tiffany Case holds a special place in my ❤.

I wouldn’t necessarily say no connection. They don’t mention the wife or marriage specifically, but Bond was definitely out for blood looking for Blofeld in the opening of the movie. It definitely seems to play more into personal obsession for what happened.

Connery was in auto pilot in this one, but to his credit he donated a significant portion of his pay for the movie to charity

The KING is Dead in Sean but Long Live THE KING in Sir Roger Moore. A very witty and lovely Guy in real life and an extremely witty and irreverent Bond. You will LOVE our Roger:)

Connery plays Bond in Never Say Never Again, but one could make a good argument that he also plays Bond in The Rock.

"Sexy fighting " may be my new favourite phrase.

"Plenty O'Toole" "Named after your father, I suppose" Love the innuendo jokes.

Here's a piece of movie trivia for you guys, Mr. Wint is played by Bruce Glover which is the father of Crispin Glover from the OG Back to the Future movie. I only recently learned this myself, and asked how I never noticed how much alike they look and act. LOL

Fun fact, There was a continuity issue when the Mustang flipped on two wheels before the alley, it was riding on the right side tires, but when exiting the same alley, it was riding on the left (opposite) side.

Hey Jen! Some neat factoids: Jill St. John, who played "Tiffany Case," was a B-list actress, mostly known for silly, PG-rated sex comedies and TV. At the time this film was made, she was the "girlfriend"of Henry Kissinger, Nixon's National Security Advisor and Secretary of State. Lana Wood, who played "Plenty O'Toole" and got tossed into the swimming pool by the bad guys, was the younger sister of the far more successful Natalie Wood. "Willard Whyte," played by Jimmy Dean (the sausage guy), was a caricature of Howard Hughes, the insane multi-billionaire who lived in the Desert Inn, one of the many casino-hotels he owned in Las Vegas. ("The Aviator" [2004], starring Leonardo Di Caprio, was a biopic of Hughes.) Your reaction was great as usual, although this is probably the weakest Connery/Bond movie!

Jen as a lifelong die hard Bond fan of 25 years (since I was 7, now 33) I have been loving all of your Bond reactions since Dr. No! I really hope you continue with it, you’ve still got a long ways to go but if you keep watching them I’ll keep watching with ya! 🍸

Jill St John in her underclanks is a sight to behold.

After the lukewarm response to OHMSS, Producers Broccoli and Saltzman decided they'd do whatever it took to bring back Connery. He got what was the biggest salary at the time for an actor. He got a million dollars (which he ended up donating to charity), a percentage of the profits, and the studio agreed to produce any 2 movies he wanted to make. They also brought back Guy Hamilton, who had directed "Goldfinger" and Shirley Bassey to do the theme song. It did work because the film was a huge hit. Even though Connery has said he did sort of enjoy making the film, you can tell he was older and out of shape and basically doing it for the money. That's why when this was done, Broccoli and Saltzman knew no amount of money would bring Connery back to the series.

😎👍 If it's of interest, that stunt at 12:51 became somewhat iconic after this film came out. The stunt driver, who also specially rigged the mustang's right suspension to be able to perform that trick, did the round of talk shows that year, giving repeat demonstrations of his "sideways driving" technique. The bond girl in the next movie is Jane Seymour. 👩 Paul McCartney's hit theme song is probably the second most iconic in the entire Bond oeuvre after "Goldfinger."

Y'know, I was wondering if I was gonna miss your miming and imitating the sounds of a bat flying after you finished with the Nolan Batman trilogy, but remembering you also mime and vocalize the various Jazz riffs of these Bond films puts me at ease.

This is why you're my favorite reactor who watches traditionally "guy" movies. You're always on the lookout for the sexy ladies and you know damn well that Bondy doesn't want to hear anything about being in a relationship. You get it. 👍

I like how this movie leaves up to the viewer if you were a fan of OHMSS then you could say that the pre credit sequence is Bond getting revenge on Blofeld for the murder of Tracy and if you didn't like OHMSS then you could say that it picks up where You Only Live Twice left of since it picks up in Japan

The biggest problem in having Diamonds continue the arc OHMSS started, is that Broccoli had already changed around You Only Live Twice; which was the book sequel to Her Majesty's Secret Service. That began with Bond totally devastated by Tracy's death, thrown back into the field by M too soon by further mischief from Bolfeld and Spectre. Sad; because I think that Lazenby might have had a better chance to prove himself if given a You Only Live Twice script based upon the novel. As an aside: later on I did enjoy George's brief role on General Hospital in the early 80s and his cameo on the TNT movie; Gettysburg, as one of Longstreet's(Tom Berenger)Generals.

Always fun reactions. Yes do continue to "Live and Let Die". Truly a fun Bond film. Can't wait! Enjoy

Jen Murray! Ahh! I love your "old cat"! Thanks for sharing! 😊

Despite what some naysayers... well... say, Sir Roger Moore (up next in "Live and Let Die") was a fun and charismatic Bond and did a great job. In real life, Moore was quite a gentleman, never took himself seriously, and was gracious with his fans. He knew the franchise was escapist adventure fair and played the role with a wink and a nod to the audience. He also had the DEFINITIVE epic James Bond movie during his run, "The Spy Who Loved Me." It's the one Bond movie EVERYONE should watch even if they don't see any others because it contains every single Bond element in one big, sprawling, globe trotting, high budget action film. It also introduces one of the most famous villainous henchmen of the franchise, code name Jaws. Moore actually started the franchise when he was older than Sean Connery. Moore also has the distinction of being the FIRST on-screen Bond based on Ian Fleming's novels. He played 007 in a British TV special before they even considered making movies out of the books. When Connery nabbed the role in "Dr. No," Moore got to star in the popular TV show "The Saint," with him basically playing a kind of Bond character.

11:15 *lair technology sounds* I can't even.

My top two dialogue exchanges were: 14:45 - "Right idea, 007." "Wrong pussy." 18:07- "Baja, California." "I haven't got anything in Baja, California!"

The guy that played Willard Wyte, was Jimmy Dean. Singer, Actor, and the guy that started the Jimmy Dean Sausage Company.

The Roger Moore era, up next, is DEFINITELY a different tone and is somewhat divisive. People tend to either love him or hate him as Bond; there's not much in-between. Please keep going, Jen! Always enjoy seeing new fan's reaction to this series!

Hey Jen! The theme song "Diamonds Are Forever" is the second of 3 songs sung by Shirley Bassey, who sang "Goldfinger", and will sing "Moonraker". Plenty O'Toole was played by Lana Wood, and was the younger sister of the legendary Natalie Wood (Miracle on 34th Street, West Side Story, Rebel Without A Cause). Oddly...Lana's sister Natalie and Jill St. John (who plays Tiffany Case) share a common husband. Natalie was married to Robert Wagner, twice (they got divorced and then remarried), and was married to him when she tragically died in 1980. A few years later, Robert (almost always called RJ in Hollywood circles) married Jill St. John and I believe they are still married. Robert Wagner plays a role in the Austin Powers films that is very reminiscent of Emilio Largo (Number 2) from 'Thunderball'...the character he plays...Number 2, in Dr. Evil's organization. You can still hear the voice of Jimmy Dean (aka Willard Whyte) in commercials for Jimmy Dean Sausages, even though Dean died 12 years ago. He was never really an actor, although he did some acting...he was mainly a country singer (look up "Big Bad John" on Spotify for a laugh!). The reason that Connery came back was that Lazenby became a bit of a...well...doofus. He pulled the star card, made stupid demands, and did a movie that was completely out of left field for a guy starting an action-hero career as Bond. So, they begged Connery to return. They paid Connery a whopping $1.25 million (a record at the time) to do one more film. He then donated his entire salary for the film to establish the Scottish International Education Trust. But he was also offered the chance to do two films of his choosing for United Artists. Okay! Now on to Roger Moore as 007. He can be really good, but more often than not he tends to play Bond with more humor, and less menace...so the films can be campy. I do really like the first Moore outing...'Live And Let Die' with a really awesome theme song by Paul McCartney and Wings, and one of the most beautiful of the Bond Girls, Jane Seymour.

You should keep going. Not everybody likes every Bond or every Bond film, but every Bond is iconic in his/its time and in popular culture. Also I think you'll enjoy them. More importantly, your audience is sure to enjoy your reactions. You're amazingly fun to watch movies with.

That gorgeous house at 16:15 is in the Elrod House in Palm Springs, CA. It was most recently sold in 2016 for $7.7 million USD.

And the roger moore era begins. Possibly the most fun bond era to exist

Jen!!! You're having entirely too much fun watching these. Mimicking the musical score, calling for gadgets (you're addicted), imitating the count-down guy (with this European accent I've heard in other Jen reactions [you need new material]), counting Bond babes, and basically having a good time. We may have to start enforcing the decaffeinated plan for Jen from now on! Had a good time watching you, as usual. Enjoyed!!! :)

Here's some interesting Trivia for you. Sean Connory didn't want the part in this film but took if for a ton of cash. One of the actors that tried out for it was Robert Wagoner. Robert Wagoner was married to Natalie Woods, the bond girl that gets thrown in the pool and drowns at the end was played by Lana Woods, Natalie's sisters. Natalie Woods in real life drowned to death, a suspected murder that was never solved. Her husband Robert Wagoner would go on to marry Jill St John, who played Tiffany in this film

The one Bond film with Connery that I've seen the most. Loved Jill St. John as Tiffany Case, so hot and witty. Winn & Kidd were as creepy as they supposed be. The Bond vs. Franks fight in the elevator is one of my rough and tumble fights. The nighttime chase through Vegas while Bond driving the Mustang Mach-1 was awesome. Although this was considered Connery's very last one, it actually wasn't. He was Bond, 2 more times and done: On film, Never Say Never Again (a 1983 remake of Thunderball). In video game form, 'From Russia With Love' by EA games (2005) with Connery voicing Bond. 'Never Say Never Again' is quite fun with an older Connery playing an older Bond and it really worked. Hope you watch it.

You deserve to be dripping in diamonds, JennyPenny! Yet another very-watchable reaction to Bondie (there is still one more Connery tale, not regarded as "official", but worthy of a watch). Thanks for sticking with it.

Glad to see you've resumed watching these! It's a lot of fun watching you watch them, and you continue to approach them in the right spirit--just have fun and don't take them TOO seriously. A lot of people in retrospect, didn't care for DAF. There were significant plot holes, Connery knew it was his last Bond, so I don't think he put in as much effort as he did in the early Bond movies. After the heaviness of OHMSS, the producers wanted a more light-hearted approach, and returned to the Goldfinger formula. My father's family lives in Vegas, and my grandmother was downtown on Fremont St. when they were filming parts of the car chase scenes. She was in the crowd of people along the sidewalk in some of the scenes by the Golden Nugget or thereabouts. When you see the sign for the Dunes--that casino and sign no longer exist. It was torn down. I think the sign might be in a scrapyard now. The end of the strip you see where they are driving that looks like it's all desert--that is now where some of the biggest and fanciest new casinos that were built in the 90s are now located, like the Excaliber and New York NY. The series was in need of a bit of refresh. Moore brought a different sent of strengths and weaknesses. The style of the series changed quite a bit and a new 1970s tone and style was injected. Moore was actually 6 months older than Connery, but he somehow seems younger. Moore was dapper, suave, but not as physically convincing as a tough guy, like Connery. He brought a more humorous approach. Please continue with Live and Let Die--just be prepared for a rather different approach. You'll see the trademark opening, certain stylistic elements are enduring. This is one where the producers flirted with different genres, in the case of LALD, it is actually considered "Blaxploitation". LALD was also Jane Seymour's debut, and she was stunning. I look forward to watching your reaction to LALD.

Jen, you are finally reacting to another Bond! I've been waiting for this moment like a late Christmas present. You still have the best "Bondy" reactions of them all. I hope your holiday was very merry and bright! May 2023 be a much better year for everyone!

That creamatotorium scene was super creepy.

There is one more Connery Bond movie, Never Say Never Again which came out in the 80’s, and was basically a remake of Thunderball.

Awesome reaction as usual! The bad guy/ good guy sneak is a worthy addition to the grandpa wheeze! Your enthusiasm for Bond(y) is infectious. Thanks for another entertaining watch!

Jen, your presentations are very well produced. Your presence, delivery, and humor are prime time. The editing is spot on. And btw, Diamonds Are Forever is my favorite Bond flick! That film has it all: Great dialogue, great action scenes, great characters. Sexy. A little camp, and some brutal fight scenes. Think about all the tech gadgets in Diamonds Are Forever! Not the least of which is the voice imitator (AI). Way ahead of it's time.

The point of the opening sequence is Bond exacting revenge on Blofeld for killing Tracy (r having her killed as his henchwoman actually fires the shots) . That's as deep a treatment we get of how he dealt with the loss of his only wife. There is a scene in the beginning of For Your Eyes Only there is a Blofeld who's face is never shown, and this is the last we see of Blofeld so far. I mention all of this because you commented that you had been told there is no reference in Diamonds Are Forever regarding the prior film, which is not strictly true. Regarding the rest of the movie, I actually like this one a lot. I like the nostalgia of the old Vegas that is gone but partially recorded by this movie. Several great lines (collars and cuffs, tell him he's fired, I got a bruddah, etc). Compared to today's fare, quite enjoyable.

Sean Connery’s last official Bond movie.

One of my personal favorites. In my opinion quite possibly the perfect mix of action and comedy. Looking forward to Live And Let Die.

You clearly have a love of this genre beyond “James Bond.” You like the “Bond girls” you like the campy plots, you like the gadgets, and you like the lairs. Because of this, I think you would really enjoy a lesser known, but just as good IMHO, series of movies about a secret agent named Flint. The two movies are Our Man Flint and In Like Flint. They are parodies of the James Bond type of film of the day, but they are so much fun with great villain lairs, sex kitten moments, and gadgets. I can’t recommend them highly enough given your love of these early Bond films, I think you will really like them if you are in the mood for a parody,

Mr Kidd(or is it Mr Witt) is George McFly's real life dad.

Charles Gray (Blofeld) is an underated actor but you have to see him in Hammer's 'The Devil Rides Out'!

Saw "Diamonds Are Forever", The First Time It Came Out. Loved Sean Connery, As 007. Sean, & Roger Moore, Are My Two Favorite James Bond. No One Did It Better, Than These Two. RIP Gentlemen.

Was probably already mentioned, but the last time that Connery played Bond was in 1983’s ‘Never Say Never Again’. A remake of Thunderball.

Probably my fav Bond theme song. Also luv the duos of assassins Mr. Wynn & Mr. Kidd along with sexy acrobats Bambi & Thumper.

The epic scale of the previous films was gone in this one, along with a coherent plot. The producers just seemed to want to rush something out while Connery was willing to show up. He truly was only in this one for the paycheck. When he returned in Never Say Never Again, it was with a different production company and he had more control over what happened. As a result, he was happier and more enthusiastic in his performance. He even looked better physically, even though he was 12 years older.

Bit o' trivia. . .The actor portraying _Mr. Wint_ (the shorter of the two assassins) is *Bruce Glover,* the father of actor *Crispin Glover.* You can totally see the resemblance. IMO, looking at him now, at age 90, it is like looking at a 90-year-old *Crispin.* 😏 *EDIT:* One of my favorite classic _Bond_ films is *_Live and Let Die._* IMO it has some of the best music too.

Unfortunately IMO not a strong last Connery Bond. But for sure one of the alltime best Bond title songs.

100% agree Jen. This is also my least favorite Connery film and possibly my least favorite Bond film over all. It could be said that Bond's obsessive pursuit of Blowfeld is the only nod to OHMSS and what might have been had Lazenby returned, though it works as a direct sequel to YOLT as well. It really feels like Connery was phoning it in, and the recasting of Blowfeld for the second time(with an actor we saw play someone else in YOLT) didn't help. It's overly campy, which doesn't leave the series anytime soon sadly, but the change was especially drastic when compared to the tone of OHMSS. The only thing uglier than Connery's jaded return for a paycheck was his even uglier return for the unofficial Thunderball remake; Never Say Never Again which was done out of spite.

I’m glad to see more Bond reactions! Please keep it going since now you’re going to the Roger Moore era😃

This was going to be Sean Connery's last film as Bond until he was brought back to do Never Say Never Again, which was a remake of Thunderball.

Great fun reaction Jen. This one was always a bit to goofy for me. Despite the presence of Sean Connery, I still think of this as the first Roger Moore movie.

I don’t think I’ve seen this one. I should love to watch “Never Say Never Again” with you. Looking forward to you screeching “Oh Bondy” stay golden, lady.

If you have ever been to Vegas you would notice the old strip on Fremont St long before it became a walkway.

I'm sure this is one of the James Bond movies that inspired the music of the INCREDIBLES! .

Being a Nevadan it's always great to see Las Vegas from back in the day.

Wint and Kidd are a classic example of something about Bond movies that the Austin Powers movies have frequently taken the piss out of: TWICE in this movie, they've got Bond lying unconscious at their feet in a situation of complete privacy, and twice this unconscious man manages to escape because they've apparently never heard of things called bullets.

For more than thirty years I've been quoting "try and try again Mr Wint" and no one gets it. People need to watch more old Bond films.

From this reaction you will probably love The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker and maybe The Man with the Golden Gun.

Yay, Miss Jenny Penny: back in action. *Love* _DAF_ - it's like an official Bond parody movie, campy & cool, with one of John Barry's most elegant, sexy, & sumptuous scores. Keep going.👍

In my opinion, the best "James Bond", movie, ever. I like how it shows, 1970's, Vegas. (It looks so small, but still very fun.) All the characters are so cool. Jill St. John, as "Tiffany Case", one of the best "Bond", girls. The sadistic killers-"Mr. Wint" and "Mr. Kidd", the stumbling and animated, "Willard Whyte", in his vast casino, the super-slick "Bond Enemy"- "Ernst Stavro Blofeld", the best James Bond-Sean Connery and especially, the wonderful theme song by Shirley Bassey!!

Diamonds ended up being elusive and forever is what it is . . .

I have a lot of respect for Sean Connery and this film. Used to be my least favourite, but there are a lot worse. It has a weird 70's vibe and I like the music that makes this one definitely unique. Due to Connery's over 1 million dollar salary, they didn't have enough money for a better ending. Connery donated all his earnings to the Scottish International Education Trust. After the seriousness of the last Bond Movie that didn't go down to well with audiences, the director went for 'fun' with this one. Silly escapism. I think the more you watch this one, the more you appreciate it! It also was brave for the time having 2 gay henchmen in it. One of them is Crispin Glover's dad from Back To The Future, Bruce Glover! That moon buggy chase is also so random. I love it. Keep up the good work Jen. I love all your videos!!!

Yes! I live for your Bond reactions. They are so great.

They don’t openly reference the previous movie with his wife dying but they still kind of do. That’s why he’s so upset and ruthless at the start of this movie going through all the henchmen and when he finally kills Blofeld.

People tend to rag on this one but I like it more than You Only Live Twice.

2.4K Thumbs Up + Mine! 👍 You're welcome, and thanks! ☺️ Notes: Haha! I can't "spoil" it for you! I'm after the fact! 😊

This is the Movie that neither Connery or The Producers wanted to make with each other . The Studio insisted . The paid Connery small fortune and he mailed it in his performance. The one cool thing is Howard Hughes pulled all kind of strings so they could use Vegas any way they wanted and Jimmy Dean was playing Howard Hughes (Willard White) in the movie . You do need the Moore Bond Movies in your life !!!!!

Apparently, the idea for ending this film on an oil rig came from a couple of people on the production team talking about OHMSS and the friction between George Lazenby and Diana Rigg. Mankiewicz walked in and thought they were talking about how Blofeld could "die on a rig"

That's Jimmy Dean Country music star and breakfast sausage king.

Willard Whyte was played by Jimmy Dean of Jimmy Dean Sausage fame.

The original plan for this movie was Goldfinger’s twin brother attempting revenge.

I'm nearly 50 and have been a HUGE Bond fan all of my life. I've seen this film countless times, but at 6:50 you pointed out that the inside of the crematorium had a huge diamond shaped window. I have NEVER noticed that before! What sharp little eyes you have!

One of my favourite lines: 'Well, one of us smells like a tart's handkerchief... oh sorry old boy, it's me.' The rhyming slang, for Anglophiles, is: 'smells like a wh**e's drawers' something that couldn't be said back then.

Do you really have to ask, MoneyJenny? Of course we want you to keep going! 😁 The next film, Live and Let Die, introduces Roger Moore as the new James Bond. It has an iconic chase scene (no spoilers!) and an Oscar-nominated title song written by Paul and Linda McCartney.

Love this imagining of how all of these plot elements came to be from the website TV Cream - You can imagine the scene - with only weeks to go until shooting starts, round the big conference table a hundred harried writers nervously pitch their little bits of business - "OK, so there's this robotic pipe-welder, right..." "There's a bomb hidden in a big fake trifle..." "Bond fights two feisty kung fu ladies in bikinis!" "How about we have Q playing the fruit machines?" "... and so the car goes up on two wheels..." "... he sticks the marching band cassette down her pants..." "... false fingerprints..." "... TWO Blofelds..." "... a moon buggy!!" - and Good Old Cubby, at head of table, holds up his hand for silence, takes a drag on his cigar, leans forward and says, "Fellas... we'll shoot 'em all!" And we're so glad he did.

The first bond film I saw in the Cinema in 1971. I was about 5 and boy did it make an impression but then I hadn't seen any of the others yet. All I really wanted after seeing it was my own space laser powered by diamonds. Unfortunately that was a bit out of my parents price range for Christmas so I got a model toy of the moon buggy instead which was great as I was mad on anything to do with space and the moon.

Jen, did the shorter of that evil duo, Mr. Wint look a bit familiar to you? That actor was Bruce Glover, the father of Crispin, who played George McFly in Back to the Future.

Fun fact: Ian Fleming wrote a nonfiction book about diamond smuggling titled, weirdly enough, "The Diamond Smugglers."

I think you will love the Roger Moore Bond movies. Tons of gadgets, nice villian lairs, and lighthearted humor.

If the space laser is the MVP in this one, then technically, it maybe should be Derek Meddings who was the miniatures and visual effects expert for the early Bond films.

If you ever get to the movie, The Rocky Horror Picture, remember Charles Grey who played Blofeld here. He'll teach you how to do the Time Warp dance.

21:12 - Mr. Wint was played by Bruce Glover (91 yrs old), father of Crispin Glover (George McFly, Back To The Future).

Excellent film! My favorite 007 movie is James Bond Moonraker.

This Bond is not as strong as the others but still fun to watch. I liked the 60s appeal of it, especially seeing a young-looking Las Vegas. The next Bonds are definitely worth the watch! The Roger Moore Bond series is my personal favorite but nothing will ever beat the Connery J.B.s. 📽❤️

In the car chase where he tips the car onto two wheels, AIUI that was the first time it had ever been done in a film.

Jen Murray! (And nobody else!) Ahem. Howdy! 🤠 The people that made "Thunderball" had the right to remake it, and they did. "Never Say, Never Again" is the second one! I'll let you figure out the second one. 😉 Ergo, as they had the rights, they were able to officially make the one with Kim Basinger! The people who made the second "Casino Royale" also had the official right to do so! So they are all equally legally official! What's up for debate, though, is their status as "canon"! It's all laughable because Sean Connery and Roger Moore made a scene in which RM basically gets tagged by SC to take over, as SC leaves M's office and RM enters it! Alas, it was not included in any final cuts! 😮😂

This is probably one of the most controversial Bond movies. Some people deride it as slow and campy with lame villains. Others think it's a fresh take with great music & mystery, and love the fun and creepiness of the two villains.

⭐THANKS JEN, FOR MAKING A RU-vid REACTION OF THIS, IT'S GREATLY APPRECIATED! 😘⭐

I trust you are having a great Holiday so far!Ty dear for this

I think you are ready for Austin Powers! The parody of James Bond!

In the mid 80s Sean did one more Bond film, but for different producers, etc. One of the co-writers of Thunderball didn't get credit and he sued, etc. The court ruled he could make his own version after so many years have passed. Sean once said he would never play Bond again, so they titled the movie Never Say Never Again.

The first 4 James Bond films are my favorite