It's really the first time I've seen it, and maybe it's my favorite place in the movie channel, there are so many old movies being promoted, and I've stumbled across it and been drawn to it.
But this name is really bad enough. From the beginning to the end, I didn't understand what secret order the Queen gave.
The title of On Her Majesty's Secret Service
has been translated into "The Queen's Secret Service", and there are also "The Queen's Secret Service", "007 Iron King Kong Breaking Snow Mountain Fort", "Queen's Secret Order", etc. I personally think it is still "007 Iron King Kong breaking through" Snow Mountain Castle is more reliable.
For the first time in the film, Mr. and Mrs. James Bond is mentioned, which sounds really awkward, and Bond said that the agent cannot have any worries, so he has to consider changing a job, in other words, Bond wants to terminate the career of the agent . This is obviously unreliable. No wonder 007, who was so hard to find, only appeared in this film once. You must know that even M has changed from a man to a woman at first, but 007 is still single.
As early as 1962, during the shooting of "Dr. No", the screenwriter of the film, Richard Maibaum, had already started the creation of the original work of the film, and had undergone seven years of revisions. In order to inject new vitality into the 007 series of films, the director of the film said that the process of finding a new James Bond was just as hard as finding an actress who played Scarlett Ha, and finally they chose the unknown Australian model George Lazenby as the role. Horn. Not only did the protagonists change, but even the main supporting roles were replaced by Diana Rigg (famous for playing Emma Peel, the heroine of the TV series "Avengers"), and Terri Savalas (from "Thunder Valley"'s Donald J. Prises took over the role of Blofeld, and even the supporting roles can be replaced! It can be seen that there are quite a few parts that the screenwriter has to fool). The former 007 screenwriter Peter Hunt took over the director's work and turned Richard Maibaum's excellent script into a thrilling adventure film with climaxes, showing the director's talent. "The Queen's Secret Service" was staged in 1969 and was the sixth 007 film.
The film contains a true love story, which is fairly rare in the entire 007 franchise. In addition, the usual proportion of high-tech gimmicks has been reduced to a minimum for a well-structured plot and interesting characters. And the superb skiing skills of the actors make me yearn for it very much. It was also Bond's first time skiing. To be honest, what attracted me the most in the film was the white snow. The snow in 1969 was really white and flawless. Now, even with computer tricks, I can’t create such a realistic snow scene. This is when human beings move forward. the price paid.
No wonder we don't have much impression of Lazenbee's Bond. It turns out that this was only a one-term Bond and was replaced. It really came and went in a hurry. I don't know what the screenwriters thought. At least I think Bond is playing Bray. The Scottish style of jazz was quite successful, and the cape was also brilliant.
By the way, in this film, M is still a man, hahaha,
the Queen's Secret Service Plot introduction:
007 Bond is still the best agent of the British government. After completing a difficult task, the only one who has not made progress It's the "Crazy Asylum Project". The boss believes that Bond is not capable of completing this task, and wants to leave this plan to others to complete. Although Bond has repeatedly assured, but the boss still insists on his own way, but Bond can only conduct a secret investigation on his own first. On the beach, Bond accidentally rescues a beautiful young woman, Tracey, and helps her out of trouble. Tracy is a stubborn woman, and this is being seen by Bond and has a good impression of her. After being introduced, Bond learned that Tracy was the most unruly countess in the area and the daughter of the local rich man Drago.
And Drago is inextricably linked with Belofo, the culprit of the "Crazy Asylum Project". As long as Dragoken helps, he will be able to find Belofo's hiding place. Although Tracy is weird, she can be subdued by Bond every time, and the two fall in love with each other. Drago was very happy after learning about this, and invited Bond to come as a guest. In his opinion, as long as his daughter can find her own love and end her unruly life, he is willing to pay any price. So Drago promised Bond that as long as he could keep his daughter safe from trouble, he would reveal Bellofo's hiding place.
Bond, who was originally in love with Tracy, readily agreed to this request, but it caused Tracy's misunderstanding. Under the pressure of his daughter, Drago can only tell Bond unconditionally the secret of Bellofo. Bond expresses his heart to Tracy, and the two promise each other for life. After some investigation, Bond learns that Belofor has set up a sanatorium in the mountains of Switzerland to research vaccines against allergies. So, he disguised himself as a professor of heraldry to confirm the identity of the descendant of the earl of Bellofo, and thus entered the sanatorium. The nursing home is closely guarded, and Bond skillfully conducts a series of investigations, and finally discovers Belloflo's ambitious plan to control the world.
It turned out that the virus was injected into female patients and then distributed around the world in an attempt to master world sovereignty. But soon, Bond's identity was also discovered by Bellofo. Bond escaped with difficulty, was found Drago to cooperate with him, and blew up the laboratory in time to save the world, but unfortunately was escaped by Bellofo. After completing the task, Bond, who has always been considered a playboy, held a wedding with Tracy, and the sweetness of the two was enviable. But just when the two thought their happy life was about to begin, Bellofo showed up and killed Tracy, which made Bond devastated and vowed revenge.
About the soundtrack
John Barry's performed version of the theme song is the most uplifting action-scene soundtrack in the series (Leslie Bricusse's lyrics are not used), and most memorable, this one The theme song is subtly used in the ski chase scene. Another standout soundtrack is "We Have All The Time In The World," a sweet, slow-running love song co-written by Barry and lyricist Hal David and sung by Louis Armstrong in a warm, genuine voice .
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