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Yes, you’re right about the sunny part, for sure. Connery does look so cool walking around on Jamaican jetties in his beautiful suit. It must have looked amazing at the time. And now it looks fresh for a different reason: actually outdoors, not greenscreened.
Photographer Kristie Kohn says "While I was trying to photograph the Northern Lights in the wee hours of the morning, my cat decided to photobomb the picture. Since I had the camera’s shutter speed maxed out, it ended up leaving a sort of ghostly image of my cat in the photo."
I'd forgotten about that. And the BBC won't let me watch that clip from Ireland. Good old geoblocking. I guess the big difference is that they weren't dancing Bollywood steps, but a salsa.
Ah right, I don't remember that one.
Yes, that seems to be a heavy influence on James Bond's suits, at least. But we were specifically looking for British films -- to see if it was a break from what came before, you know yourself.
We were just watching Dr No last night, and wondering were there British spy films before it that dealt with cold war themes? What sits between Bond and the Second World War?
ITV need to stop using the trailer for Big Brother with the guinea pigs. What they're doing there is advertising a concept for a programme which is fundamentally superior to the one they're actually making.
