Originally posted by vandervelde http://i1362.photobucket.com/albums/r690/grcka_i_ostalo/DSCI6371_zpsebd17c91.jpg
Well, you don't have to tell me about Flemings' novels.
Here on the pic is "From Russia With Love" - by the way pretty faithfully presented in the Film with Robert Shaw as a villain and Daniela Bianchi as "Tatiana". (Bond film No2.)
I loved this novel for one more ...[text shortened]... He got a monument in Ohrid after his death "for hos novels contributed to Macedonian tourism"!!
Originally posted by greenpawn34 I do recomend that one reads the Ian Fleming novels.
Someone dropped one of these in my hands a few years ago.
I've now read four. They really are good.
Forget the film. They bought the title and the character, nothing more.
In Moonraker Bond never leaves England and a third of the book is taken
up with how to catch Drax cheating at cards. All ...[text shortened]... traight into Drax's eyes......."
Perhaps 'Morphy's Eyes' should be up with the Child Catcher.
Fun facts: Fleming only wrote 12 Bond novels and two Bond short story collections, and his last two Bond books were published posthumously.
I have collected all of them in paperback from book sales and I have read them all. They are fun reads very different from the movies.
Originally posted by vandervelde http://i1362.photobucket.com/albums/r690/grcka_i_ostalo/DSCI6371_zpsebd17c91.jpg
Well, you don't have to tell me about Flemings' novels.
Here on the pic is "From Russia With Love" - by the way pretty faithfully presented in the Film with Robert Shaw as a villain and Daniela Bianchi as "Tatiana". (Bond film No2.)
I loved this novel for one more ...[text shortened]... He got a monument in Ohrid after his death "for hos novels contributed to Macedonian tourism"!!
And, of course, speaking of Mr. Fleming alias Bond -
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1193533/
Originally posted by vandervelde On topic::.
my favourite Bond is least loved and appreciated of all - George Lazenby
'The Bond that time forgot.' I liked that film. Diana Rigg was terrific, and Lazenby's Bond was believable--not so much gadgetry as the later Bonds--fabulous skiing scene in the Swiss Alps.
I am reading again Eric Ambler's "A Coffin for Dimitrios"
pic1>>>
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And this is what Hitchcock said about him>>>
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Originally posted by Suzianne Fun facts: Fleming only wrote 12 Bond novels and two Bond short story collections, and his last two Bond books were published posthumously.
I have collected all of them in paperback from book sales and I have read them all. They are fun reads very different from the movies.