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"For Your Eyes Only" 1981, the 12th film in the 007 series
Highlights:
·The poster of the film that James Bond appeared under his sexy legs was banned in some cities, and even the film was rated "Special X" (equivalent to the current one when it premiered in Saskatchewan, Canada). NC-17).
·This film is the first 007 film adapted from a short story written by Ian Fleming. The previous 007 films are all adapted from his novels.
·This film is the only 007 film that does not show M so far. Bernard Lee, who played M in the previous 007 movies, died of stomach cancer before the filming started. In order to show respect for him, producer Albert Brockley decided not to find a replacement. Instead, change the script.
·Cassandra Harris, who played the countess in the film, married Pierce Brosnan, the actor of the future 007 during the filming.
·Sheena Easton (Sheena Easton) became the only singer to appear in the beginning of the 007 film after the pop music in the 80s.
Deborah Harry (Deborah Harry) once recorded the theme song for the film, but it was rejected by the producer.
·This film is the first 007 film to produce the theme song MV.
·During the filming of the film, the crew encountered the dilemma of stopping filming, because the monks of the monastery tried to obstruct the filming, and they disliked James Bond's violence. Later, the local government held a hearing and pointed out that the monks only have the right to control and control the facilities in the monastery. The appearance of the monastery belongs to the public place and is owned by the local government. The crew was finally able to continue filming, but the interior of the monastery was never filmed. The picture was produced and shot in the Pine Forest Studio.
Roger Moore once declared that he did not want to play 007 again, but later changed his original intention due to unknown salary. Roger Moore is very satisfied with his performance in this film.
·Because the producer is not sure whether Roger Moore will continue to play 007, so Lewis Collins (Lewis Collins), David Warbeck, Michael Billington (Michael Billington), David Robb (David Robb), Michael · Michael Jayston, Nicholas Clay and Ian Ogilvy have all been candidates.
·The plot of St. George’s sinking in Albanian waters is inspired by the real shipwreck that occurred on June 11, 1968, when a Soviet submarine exploded and sank in the Pacific Ocean, killing 70 people.
·This film is the last 007 film released by EON Productions, which was released by MGM.
·This film saves Lianmei Company from the brink of bankruptcy. At that time, Lianmei was crippled by the US$40 million investment in "Heaven's Gate". Bankruptcy is inevitable. But the film's global box office of 194.9 million US dollars brought the company back to life. Since then, Lianmei has begun to focus on the shooting of blockbuster films.
Roger Moore once said that he had taken a small dose of Valium and drank a glass of beer before shooting the rock climbing camera.
Roger Moore and Carol Bugai's underwater close-up shots were taken in a studio.
According to the director’s estimate, the cost per foot of film for the scene where Christatos tried to drown Bond and Melina was as high as £2,700.
·Because the public was very concerned about the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, the producer decided to shoot in the Alps in Cortina D'Ampezzo, Italy, where the Winter Olympics had been held. , The local hosted the 1956 Winter Olympics. The winter sports in the film include ski shooting, ski jumping, ice hockey, downhill skiing, ice skating, cross-country skiing and so on. Actress Lynn-Holly Johnson (Lynn-Holly Johnson) was a professional skater.
·Steven Spielberg had hoped to direct the 007 film and had talks with producer Albert Brockley. At the same time, George Lucas handed him the script for "Indiana Jones" in 1981 .
·The film was originally scheduled to be filmed and released in 1979 after "Underwater City" in 1977. It has even been promoted as such and later replaced by "Big Break Space City". After the release of "Big Break Space City", there was a newspaper erroneous report that the title of the lower 007 movie was "Sea Wolf". At that time, Roger Moore was actually making the movie "Sea Wolf", but it was not the 007 movie.
·The director of this episode, John Glen (John Glen) has previously served as the director and editor of the second working group in many 007 films.
·This film is the first time that Richard Maibaum and Michael G. Wilson have teamed up to adapt the 007 script. The two people's cooperation lasted until the 1989 "License to Kill".
Producer Albert Brockley’s wife met Top at a party, and he later got a role in the film.
· When shooting action scenes on the dock, Topol was scratched by debris.
·Playboy magazine, a long-term collaboration with the 007 film, held an event to find lucky readers to become Bond girls in 1980. The winner Robin Young appeared in the flower shop in the film.
·In the opening shot of the helicopter, there is a line that had to be deleted for legal reasons, because the producer of the film, Kevin McClory (Kevin McClory), had enjoyed it a few years ago. "Browfield" right to use.
· Stuntman Paolo Rigoni died while shooting ski stunts.
Julian Glover (Julian Glover) who played Christatos was a contender to play 007 in the 1960s.
Cassandra Harris' double actor was hit by an ATV during the filming.
·Michael Gothard doesn't have a single line in the film.
· Many short stories by Ian Fleming, who were adapted into the script of the movie, were originally conceived in the 1950s and were prepared for the 007 TV series that had never been filmed.
In the film, Melina’s father Timothy Havelock is based on the famous oceanographer Jacques-Yves Cousteau (Jacques-Yves Cousteau), whom Ian Fleming had known.
·This film is Charles Dance's film debut.
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