Начинаю глобальное знакомство с бондианой.
Просто хочу разбираться для себя. Нельзя сказать, что я к ней не равнодушна.
Шон Коннери, конечно, красавец мужчина!
Pure Hollywood!А какое обаяние - эти его хитренькие брови! А улыбка! А телосложение!
Мне очень нравится вот этот факт:
Harry Saltzman and Albert R. Broccoli, the original producers of the James Bond films,
cast Sean Connery because they liked how he was a big, tough-looking man who nonetheless moved gracefully ("like a cat").
Что, я согласна!
А еще было очень интересно слушать Шона, ведь все равно как бы он не старался, я слышу шотландское Ррр.
Девушка Бонда, Honey - очень красивая, я даже раньше этого не замечала.
А вот Доктор Ноу не испугал. Да, его образ на момент можно назвать интересным.
Но его цель такая убогая, жалко смотреть. Нее, не мой злодей.
интересные факты:интересные факты:
Although there are persistent rumors that Ursula Andress was nude in the shower scene to clean her of radiation,
closer inspection reveals that she is wearing a flesh-colored one-piece bathing suit.
Ian Fleming didn't originally like the casting of Sean Connery as James Bond. Bond was English and Connery was Scottish,
Bond was upper-class and Connery was working-class, Bond was refined and educated and Connery was too rugged.
After seeing the film, Fleming softened and decided that Connery was perfectly cast.
In the novel "On Her Majesty's Secret Service," Bond was revealed to have Scottish ancestry
and Bond's girlfriend Tracy Vicenzo was described with Ursula Andress' details.
Ironically, in the movie version of On Her Majesty's Secret Service,
Bond and Tracy are played by George Lazenby and Diana Rigg who do not fit these descriptions.
Sean Connery is morbidly afraid of spiders.
The shot of the spider in his bed was originally done with a sheet of glass between him and the spider,
but when this didn't look realistic enough, the scene was re-shot with stuntman Bob Simmons.
Simmons reported that the tarantula crawling over Bond was the scariest stunt he had ever performed.
According to Steven Jay Rubin's 1981 book "The James Bond Films", this tarantula was named Rosie.
Sean Connery was originally rejected as James Bond by United Artists.
The studio cabled producer Harry Saltzman of this information.
However, UA later rescinded this decision and agreed with the producers' casting choice.
Two weeks before filming was due to start, the part of Honey Ryder was still to be cast.
The producers then saw a photograph that actor John Derek had taken of his wife, Ursula Andress,
and offered her the part without even meeting her. Some sources claim that the photograph
allegedly featured Andress in a wet T-shirt competition. Andress, who wasn't overly interested in acting at the time,
only agreed to do it when family friend Kirk Douglas read the sсript and urged her to take it on.
Maurice Binder designed the gun barrel opening at the last minute, by pointing a pinhole camera through a real gun barrel. The actor in the sequence is not Connery, but stuntman Bob Simmons.
Connery didn't film the sequence himself until Thunderball.
This movie won a Golden Globe Award for Ursula Andress as Best Newcomer.
The first scene Sean Connery filmed as James Bond is the sequence in the Kingston Airport where he passes a female photographer and throws a hat in front of his face. The filming date was 16 January 1962.
A Goya painting of the Duke of Wellington, stolen in 1961, is found on an easel next to the stairs
in Dr. No's dining area, which is why Bond stops to notice it as he passes it while going up the stairs.
It was recovered in 1965.
During the initial briefing, M says that he recently was put in charge of MI7.
Bernard Lee originally said MI6 during the take, but this has been overdubbed,
possibly for fear of offending the real-life organization.
In later Bond films, however, 007 clearly works for MI6.
The only James Bond movie that does not feature a pre-titles sequence.
When James Bond sings "Under The Mango Tree" in this movie,
it is the only ever time that James Bond has sung in a Bond movie.
Producers Harry Saltzman and Albert R. Broccoli were adamant that the film be directed by an Englishman,
someone cultivated enough to understand the world of 007.
Sean Connery won the role of James Bond after producer Albert R. Broccoli attended a screening of Darby O'Gill and the Little People. He was particularly impressed with the fist fight Connery has with a village bully at the climax of the film.
Broccoli later had his wife Dana Broccoli see the film and confirm his sex appeal.
Still, for publicity purposes there was a contest to find the perfect man to play James Bond.
Six finalists were chosen and screen-tested by Albert R. Broccoli, Harry Saltzman and Ian Fleming.
The winner was a 28-year-old model called Peter Anthony who looked the part but completely lacked
the acting technique to play it.
Ursula Andress was apparently paid $6000 for doing the picture. She had a salary of $1000 per week for six weeks work.
To get a feel for the clothes, director Terence Young asked Sean Connery
to sleep in his finely tailor fitted suit which was purchased at Turnbull and Asser Tailors and made to play James Bond.
The movie's line "Bond. James Bond." was voted as the #22 movie quote by the American Film Institute,
and as #51 of "The 100 Greatest Movie Lines" by Premiere.