SPECTRE | Bond looks for Mr. White 

'You're a kite dancing in a hurricane Mr. Bond'. Epic line

I like the detail of the dust on the chess board, and the way the dust collects under the ring as White pushes it across the board. Showing how Mr.White and Bonds game of back and forth with each other has gotten old. Now, White is just a dying man, Bond is in the dark, the chess pieces have stayed still and covered in dust, while the Spectre ring is shiny and new, showing how Spectre never stopped and was the master behind these two men’s game.

Bond is quite literally seeing himself in 30 years if he spent his life going around the world, killing for other people's interests. That's why he decides to end it at the end of this film.

Rewatching the scene after No Time To Die makes me realize 2 things - Bond died keeping his words of protecting Mandeline - Bonds dauther is just like her mother, they both good at hiding. And smart

This really hits different after No Time To Die

There is so much foreshadowing in this conversation between Mr. White and Bond. Looking back on it now, the bit about two dead men enjoying the evening, and the bit about you're protecting someone, the look on Mr. White's face when Bond says "your daughter...", all of that would come full circle come No Time to Die.

I always liked Mr. White... had an aura of mystery around him, made a good secondary antagonist in the first two filma

Say what you want about Spectre but that moment was scary, tense, well-executed and interesting!

Spectre is hugely underrated. What a great scene this is.

Bond keeping his promise.

I still think Spectre doesn't get enough credit. Scenes like this made this movie a lot better than people say it was.

This is where SPECTRE peaked

Mr. White should have been the main villain for Quantum of Solace. He was always way more interesting and threatening as a character than Dominic Greene.

Jesper Christensen was amazing in this scene. He looked so weak and frail, and his big dark eyes were almost lifeless. He was a dying man! The way he struggles to pull back the hammer on Bond’s gun and needed two hands to do it, you really saw how weak he was.

I like that in the end, Bond had respect for Mr. White and closed his eyes. Even if the man was a master criminal, he stuck true to his morals and didn't follow Spectre into the business of human trafficking. He was a bad man, but he wasn't evil.

My favorite part is when Bond puts his gun on the table in front of White telling him, "That's my word." Such a quietly powerful moment. Bond knows he can't threaten White into telling him what he wants to know. He has to show that White can trust him utterly and does this by giving White the power to kill him if he wants. Yeah, Bond's taking his life into his hands but it's not like he doesn't do that every day anyway.

Bond: "I'm looking for Mr. White" Harvey Keitel: "Yes?" Bryan Cranston: "That's me." Jesper Christensen: "I'm over here!"

This bit was a really great moment in the film

When Bond says he can protect her, you would expect Mr White to say, 'Ya like you protected Vesper.'

Bond meeting his future in-law again after shooting him in the leg after "Casino Royale"

Just re-watched SPECTRE and now have an entirely different view vs. my initial lukewarm response. It is a beautifully crafted and thoroughly enjoyable film. There are some scenes, in particular, this one with White, that are just brilliant and bring this movie to heights of tension equal to the best of the Craig series.

White is one of those villains that knows how to lay low but only turns up when he’s needed for plot And this lil somber scene kinda shows he and bond burying the hatchet,white knows his days are numbered but there’s some consolation by entrusting his daughter to 007 sorta like my former enemy is now the enemy of my current enemy which makes him My new friend

It was so nice having Mr White back.

James certainly kept his promise.

Watching these scenes again, this and tangiers, make me think how the Craig era will age to become real classics. When you go to the house in Norway in the late nineties with Madeline as a child you really get a sense of history between these characters.

Mr. White: " I disobeyed him. I followed him as far as I could, he's changed" James Bond: " I see. You grew a conscience" Mr. White: " Our game is our game. But this? Women? Children?" Mr. White tells Bond that he grew disenchanted with Blofeld's methods of expanding into human sex trafficking and that he dropped out of the organization because of that.

"Two dead men enjoying the evening... our game is our game, but this??" "You're a kite dancing in a hurricane." - such writing.

If 2020 was a Bond scene, this would be it

I always thought it would have been more interesting if SPECTRE was the result of Blofeld launching a kind of hostile takeover on the remnants of Quantum and taking over and Mr. White, due to his past failures, being on the outs with Blofeld. Wouldn't have changed much and it might have led to some interesting ideas on the themes of escalation.

Bond: I'm looking for Mr. White. Person: He's that black guy over there.

Best Bond ever ...enjoyed this, from start, to finish ...all the actors, are perfection

Favorite Scene in the whole movie.

Giving the father a respectable alternative... great throwback to Octopussy. This film is full of other subtle Bond references.

I love how they address eachother, this scene reminds me of the good old fashioned JB movies, anyway this was a great movie.

I just realized that Mr. White actor played King Haakon in King's Choice. Huh, what is it about Danish Actors and being so great at acting?

I stand by my characterization of "Severine" being the command performance of any Bond movie performance but this was a very strong showing.

Ole boy sure had some hellified eyes. You knew he was going to do something way out.

One of the only few good scenes in this film. If they wanted to keep this tone, they should have kept this tone for the whole movie.

Great scene. Greatest of all Bonds.

Looking forward to the new 007 film!!!

Amazing how these bond villains used to be fictional and now the world is filled with real ones.

Jesper Christensen as Mr. White would have been a great character to build on during Craig's Bond tenure. The "organization" was hinted at in Casino Royale and showed off as the "Quantum Group" in Quantum of Solace. Mr. White was being molded to be Eon's answer to Blofeld and Spectre. Then the McClory estate finally sold the rights to Spectre and Blofeld back and that organization was reintroduced as the mastermind behind Bond's torture and the actions of the Quantum group. Silva being a member of Spectre also shouldn't have been shoehorned in, as he was an independent with his own motivations. Goldfinger was the same way, a businessman in love with gold and not driven by Spectre's desire for world domination. By the time MGM and Eon obtained back the Spectre and Blofeld rights, those types of 60s spy tropes just didn't work anymore. I think a better story thread would have been Mr. White leading the Quantum group against Bond, but also having to deal with Blofeld and Spectre who are also against Bond and Quantum for similar villainous desires.

This scene is a Masterpiece!!!

Favorite scene

Spectre was my favourite it was just overall 10/10 for me

Wow, what acting from Jesper Christinsen.

GREAT scene.✌ SO well done.

The movie went on for too long but this scene and the setup for it with the journey across the lake, was effective.

In a way his daughter was actually the one that saved Bond.

This was by far my favorite scene and most satisfying simply due to the massive fan service this gave us. I mean, after Quantum of Solace had left us with even more questions unanswered to Mr. White, Quantum and all they had been connected with especially since White was able to escape because of Mitchell. Then to have Skyfall revealed and as a complete standalone with no ties to either before it was truly disappointing at the time even as awesome Skyfall is. So when Spectre was revealed to be behind it all, Quantum a subdivision of it I guess and Mr. White a top official and his return finally happening to close out that character who literally was so critically important was just such great stuff.. Plus, what made it even more badass then anything else was incredibly well written, insanly deep and truly emotional weighing scene we got with some of the series best dialogue including "Your a kite dancing in a hurricane Mr. Bond".. Greet stuff

When bond walked in with the beanie I was expecting him to say “ayo mista white”

This movie had a clumsy attempt to tie all the previous Craig movies together. It made his Bond fall into the "Chosen One" narrative.

@2:14 minor nitpick, Bond seems to manually decock the hammer on his PPK, but the safety doubles as a decocker. he should have just put the safety on instead of manually manipulating the hammer which could lead to a accidental discharge if his thumb slipped.

Great scene

The best Bond movie!!

A kedvenc jelenetem, ebből a részből.

brilliant acting

Seeing Mr. White in the first and second Daniel Craig James Bond films he’s so mysterious which makes me like him a lot for a secondary antagonist but in Spectre I feel sorry for him.

The fact we never got a film where Mr. White was the main antagonist is a testament to how bankrupt of ideas the writers are. Seriously, he makes a lot more sense to put Bond against than a poorly reimagined Blofeld (though played very well by Christoph Waltz).

It's always so weird to hear White say "I drew the line at women and children." This guy used Vesper Lynd and was planning on killing her afterwards. It's implied that when he stormed that boat to kill Le Chiffre, he also killed Le Chiffre's blonde girlfriend. Whatever I guess, this film's plot is rife with inconsistencies.

The best scene in the film. A class acting by me white

All of Craig's movies as Bond are spectacular. All.

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Somehow I feel pity for Mr White, sure he had done absolutely horrendous things and helped doing them, but it felt like he never truly enjoyed it.

I will never understand,why so many dislike Spectre. For me, this one is way better than the overrated Skyfall, with a whiney Jimbo and his mommy issues

Anxiously waiting for the release of NO TIME TO DIE...

One of the best James Bond movies.

“Tell me where she is, I’ll protect her” and I’ll fall in love with her to sweeten the deal.

"Yeah Mr. White! Yeah Science!"

If this guy didn’t kill Safin’s family, then we wouldn’t have No Time to Die.

Easily the best scene in Spectre

Spectre really is a solid film. For me the two big negatives are the final 20 minutes or so become sluggish and the whole angle with C gets really old. Skyfall touched on it, but continually telling us the world doesn’t need bond gets old. That’s one thing NTTD did right was let go of that whole subplot.

I got shivers when Mr White said "James, we need to cook!"

Not a good film but this scene is epic, one of the best in the entire franchise

What a relationship James had with his father in law. Yikes.

Mr. White saved Bond in Casino Royale, now Bond is saving his daughter.

Very under rated scene.

There's a reason for everything, maybe trust can happen ...Stilllll waiting

Mr white is a maternal uncle of James bond, even though he isn't like bond profession but he cares bond, finally bond realizes Mr white's true intention,so that bond assured to save his daughter as well his first cousin medlin swaan😂

This was my favourite part of Breaking Bad

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Quite moving

Nice to meet old "friends "

Whatever the makeup department did to Mr White's eyes is fantastic. They look bigger and darker, making him look so deathly.

The way Craig is aging this could be "Mr. Bond looks like Mr. White" very soon.

Jesper Christensen played an Excellent villain/antagonist as the Pale King / Mr. White in Spectre ... dare I say, even more convincing than Christoph Waltz ! And as a Bond fan since my childhood of Roger Moore playing the role, Daniel Craig has been the BEST 007 since Roger Moore...in several ways even better. He was a much more physical actor and with more realistic & gritty writing during Craig's time.

WHY ARE ALL THOSE VIDEOS SO QUIET?

Mas escenas con Q hubieran mejorado aun mas a Spectre😆💜🎥🎬

The scene is fantastic - but every time I see the video thumbnail, I think Bond looks like a nun

Wow yeah

you have my word.

5:37 I don't know but I really find this reaction so funny

Imagine him, finding Heisenberg. 😀

Such an underrated film. This film is as great as Casino Royale and Skyfall imo. Yeah I said it.

That jacket!

God damn it i love that jacket of jamses A shame it isn't massproduced, i would buy it in a second if it was

I guess John Hurt turned the part down. Or was he dead? Clever girl....lights!

and he kept his word.

You are a kite dancing in a hurricane Mr Bond

Imagine if Mr. White knew that James was going to be his son-in-law.