@Cokecakepopcorn Don't know ask the Producers to be honest its not the most accurate doc on James Bond just talks more about the films than the author.
At the end of this video, the part that Brosnan/Bond was falling faster than the plane to catch up with it to get in it,....is that even realistic? Is that even possible?
I read the books once, beginning of my freshmen year of high school, but they weren't nearly as fun and exciting as the movies I grew up with! They were actually pretty slow and didn't have a lot of action, but were still just as unbelievable as ever. Have to give the books some credit though; they did start an unbelievable franchise!
I think that the version of M from the novels is much more based on Fleming. There's actually a guide book to Bond written by O.F. Schnelling called 007: A Report (1st pub. in '64, IIRC.) that goes into this theory in some detail. Both Fleming & M wore bow ties, they were both in the RNVR, they were both chauffered around in Rolls limos, etc.
"americans don't understand irony"? uhh everyone understands irony. Typical British arrogance, confusing discovery with invention.
HotButterOnToast 1 day ago
Americans can't produce irony? Two words: Mark Twain
TonyMaster007 8 months ago
Terrence was MI5
skubamoose 9 months ago
Im suprised that they dont mention sir william stephenson.ian fleming himself said that william stephenson was the original inspiration for bond.
joe546213 1 year ago
I must say that Maud Adams was still looking pretty good at the time this was filmed. She must have been then in her mid fifties!
alanheath2 1 year ago
Ian Fleming was a agent though??
Cokecakepopcorn 1 year ago
@Cokecakepopcorn yes he did some intelligence work for MI5 in the 1940's and early 50's which gave the idea of James Bond.
Docmate 1 year ago
@Docmate Yeah:S it says all this in his book, so why does it not say it in this doc?
Cokecakepopcorn 1 year ago
@Cokecakepopcorn Don't know ask the Producers to be honest its not the most accurate doc on James Bond just talks more about the films than the author.
Docmate 1 year ago
At the end of this video, the part that Brosnan/Bond was falling faster than the plane to catch up with it to get in it,....is that even realistic? Is that even possible?
McCaler 2 years ago
@McCaler deffinatly, the planes wings still give it some lift causing it to fall much slower than a person with no lift
gunfighter964 2 years ago 4
Hopefully you don't mind me asking you this, is that information factual? I just would like to know, that's all. :)
McCaler 2 years ago
Thats why its called fantasy!
58fenix 2 years ago
Uh...no. :)
clericjack 2 years ago
No its not!
58fenix 2 years ago
I read the books once, beginning of my freshmen year of high school, but they weren't nearly as fun and exciting as the movies I grew up with! They were actually pretty slow and didn't have a lot of action, but were still just as unbelievable as ever. Have to give the books some credit though; they did start an unbelievable franchise!
19torento 2 years ago 3
I think that the version of M from the novels is much more based on Fleming. There's actually a guide book to Bond written by O.F. Schnelling called 007: A Report (1st pub. in '64, IIRC.) that goes into this theory in some detail. Both Fleming & M wore bow ties, they were both in the RNVR, they were both chauffered around in Rolls limos, etc.
TheLegendfamily 2 years ago 2
he was a really interesting guy, Ian Fleming, by all accounts, i wonder what he was like as a friend.
thankyou for posting this :-)
slimlinescotsman 3 years ago 11
Thanks for putting this on YouTube :D
EmilyHeartsCookies 3 years ago 21