Return Of The Saint car action

[Banner1979]

@goosegaussen You're welcome. Great to know you have one and are still driving it. Nice.

[djh29971]

What would of happened in real life is that the XJS would of broke down.

[snorri500]

I used to love this show when I was a kid

[Banner1979]

@snorri500 Me, too. Watched it on Sunday afternoons in the mid 1980s.

[autofive]

wathc the XJS wallowing around

thanks for upload banner 

[Banner1979]

@autofive You're welcome. Check this series out whenever you want, auto. It had some very good eps with decent stories and action.

[CI5AgentSweeps]

pretty cool Banner :)

[Banner1979]

@CI5AgentSweeps Reminds me of a scene in Bullitt when he span his car out of control after narrowly missing the biker. ;)

[CI5AgentSweeps]

@Banner1979 That is EXACTLY what I thought when I first saw it :)

[Banner1979]

@CI5AgentSweeps Cool :). You can't beat the '60s and '70s for prime motor action. :)

[boxingjos]

@Banner1979

It reminds me of the openingscene in "For her majesty's secret service" ; where George Lazenby persuits Diana Rigg.

(BTW, FHMSS is a really GREAT and classic bondmovie. -they just cant make em like that anymore, its a shame)

[Banner1979]

@boxingjos I know, same here, too. OHMSS is my favourite Bond movie of the lot. George Lazenby got an unfair amount of stick for his turn as 007, but when it came to the stunts and fights, he was miles better than Roger Moore and Sean Connery. Funnily enough, Ian Ogilvy was rumoured to play Bond in the early 1980s.

[boxingjos]

@Banner1979

It certainly is the ultimate Christmas Bondmovie; and one of the 3 best, if not thé best, Bondmovie of all time.

[Banner1979]

@boxingjos The other truly great ones are From Russia With Love, The Spy Who Loved Me and For Your Eyes Only. Licence To Kill was an underrated one that showed Tim Dalton up to be a very convincing Bond, closer to the novels.