In 1964, Ian Fleming's upper-crust spy protagonist, James Bond, was officially a film star. Having successfully made the jump from page to screen with a little help from actor Sean Connery, Bond had already been featured in two well-received action films, but the best was just around the corner.
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:44 - Goldfinger Was Inspired By A Chance Encounter In 1956
01:22 - The Book and Movie Are Very Different
02:04 - Goldfinger Was The First Bond Film To Change-up Directors
02:28 - Goldfinger Introduced Many James Bond Staples
03:14 - Sean Connery Took Some Convincing
03:56 - Goldfinger Introduced Bond and Q's Dynamic
04:46 - Goldfinger Didn't Speak English
05:12 - Honor Blackman And Harold Sakata Were The First Choices For Their Respective Roles
05:43 - Building The Souped-Up Car In Goldfinger Wasn't A Walk In The Park
06:24 - Most Of The Film's Exotic Locales Were Faked
07:04 - It Wasn't The Real Fort Knox
07:36 - Goldfinger's Laser Beam Scene Was A Pain For The Visual Effects Team To Pull Off
08:27 - Outro
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Goldfinger certainly established quite a few essential 007 motifs, themes, and staples, but it was also a major departure from the franchise's previous two films. In that way, it was somewhat of a risky film to produce, but hard work and perseverance on the production crew's part ensured that it earned its place in film history.
Goldfinger is the spy film to which all other spy films look up to. You might even say that it became the 'gold standard'. Watch this video to learn 12 astonishing facts about the making of Goldfinger.
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