Casino Royale (1967) - opening credits

The main title theme composed by Burt Bacharach, performed by Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass.
Casino Royale is a 1967 comedy spy film originally produced by Columbia Pictures starring an ensemble cast of directors and actors. It is set as a satire of the James Bond film series and the spy genre and is lightly based on Ian Fleming's first James Bond novel.

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[Alex C]

arguably the greatest song created by mankind

[swanstep]

Just featured on Mad Men.

[mpwheatley]

Just shows that a chaotic movie directed by a committee can result in utter brilliance. This music and title sequence combined forgives any nonsense that may follow. Thank you Burt Bacharach.

[Sharon O'Donnell]

God I miss the Sixties.

[TheDickiebriefs]

I would love to watch this movie does anyone know if its available here on Youtube cause I couldn't find it please?

[barumphil]

i dont know why i just love this



[FlasherOfWangs]

It's a very self-indulgent movie to be fair. Still fun to watch.

[Griffin Guzaitis]

I find it funny many critics did not recognize the true genius of this parody and still don't today. This is a hilarious parody of a monolithic franchise.

[905if6was9]

Still remember this from when I was 8. Jumping on our parent's beds with my sister when I was 8 and she was 10, as the movie began. Fortunately, we were not allowed to stay awake to actually watch movie.

[expo66]

Sensational theme, and it all goes straight downhill from there....excluding the score of course.

[Claire McGann]

Brings me back to my childhood holy god. And I'm only 20!

[spizzardo]

Herb Alpert. The A in A&M records. Brilliantly charming piece of music. Look for the theme for "Murder at the Gallop" next. Not unlike and equally groovy.