@@MrYoumitube They kinda do, especially here in England. Every week in the free newspaper, there's a £1.99 coupon for Big Mac and Fries/ 1/4 Pounder and Fries....etc. Also when you put credits on your travelcard, they print the same coupon on your receipt. They've been doing this ever since I was a kid. It keeps people coming back right? When was the last time you ever saw a McDonald's branch close down permanently? It's a real estate game.
Dr. Kananga was probably one of THE most polite bad guys in all the Bond movies. Even when Roger Moore would insult him again and again, Kananga was still cordial and polite! And I love the way his main henchman TeeHee stands there with that grin just waiting for the word to do some damage👍🏻
Practically all of the villains in Live And Let Die, were all socially polite, Kananga, Tee-Hee, Baron, the Cab driver. And that is one of things I love best about this movie
@AlexDeLarge90. Interestingly, Mr. Big used grammatically incorrect English when he said to Bond, "You're damned lucky you got an ear left to hear the question with". The word "with" added onto the end of his statement makes the statement improper English. Granted that is just a technical point!
Permanent Grin..Because he was probably overjoyed to get the part. Biggest pay cheque of his career! I wouldn't be able to take the grin off my face either
Well, there's also 'Licence To Kill' but in that one Bond was more on a personal vendetta since he was acting against MI6 orders when he went right after drug kingpin Sanchez for nearly killing his best friend Felix.
Yaphet Kotto is a great actor and is terrific in this scene. Unfortunately he's cut off in his prime but he's certainly one of the very best Bond villains. The recent ones just don't cut it.
Interesting parallel with the heroin/#OpioidEpidemic now occurring in America. 'Free samples' being Insurance-paid opioids. Especially targeting rural folk.
ackbarfan5556 he knows he is still alive as talked about him in present tense but he is a good actor including as Bond villain in Live and Let Die and in Alien in 1979.
The guy with the hook I've seen as a New York Subway cop in THE TAKING OF PELHAM 123 helping out Walther Matthau's character. Julius Harris is the actor.
Jane Seymour fue mi primer amor. Cuando vi la película tenía 11 años y no podía creer que existiera una mujer tan hermosa. hasta la fecha la dama es un hit
El Virgil, can you please post your reply in English? I'm guessing it has something to do with you seeing Jane Seymour in this film when you were 11 years old. Thanks.
Interesting parallel with the heroin/#OpioidEpidemic now occurring in America. 'Free samples' being Insurance-paid opioids. Especially targeting rural folk.
@@libanisanunez4056 Because Hollywood wasn't ready for an interracial pairing at the time. The scene where Roger Moore made out with Gloria Headly was cut in South African cinemas :(
One thing I like about Kananga is that he's a criminal mastermind who's also a physical threat to Bond when it comes to fisticuffs. Puts him right up there with Largo from Thunderball and Sanchez from License to Kill, among a few others.
This was a fantastic debut for and from Roger , gritty and contemporary ( as a Bond film can be ) , fresh take on Bond owing nothing to Sean shame the producers didn't do more with Moore in the following films and the series started to age very badly till Dalton took over. Also it has non of the fake soul searching BS of the Craig era either non of that Bond wanting to get breast milk from M stuff.
Villian: That's a very particular handsome watch Mr. Bond. May I see it please?" Bond: ( as he's strapped in the chair ) "You'll forgive me if I don't get up".
@@andrewrees8749 ‘‘twas a Rolex Submariner 5513 that was heavily modified for the film. The internals and movement were stripped out for the mechanism that ran the Saw blade rotary, the bezel itself was replaced with a sharper “teeth” bezel, and the bezel was attached to the dial so when turned the indices would turn red to give off the magnetic illusion. This was also back before Rolex watches were considered luxury watches, which didn’t happen until the mid 80’s and watches like this were merely seen as tool watches so the idea of gutting one up and modifying it didn’t seem like a big deal at the time. Granted this watch went on to be sold for $350,000 on auction. Roger Moore would wear a regular 5513 in The man with the golden gun.
@@andrewrees8749 taking bits and pieces of information between books, UA-cam and the internet. Up until the 1980’s Rolex watches were mainly tool watches and weren’t very expensive. Even adjusted for inflation a 5513 back in 1973 would of cost about $200 brand new which is only about $1,250 in todays money. Now secondhand they’re about $25,000 resale because of Rolex’s modern day luxury status. Also being a big 007 fan I read about Syd Cain the prop master talking about how he modified the Rolex in the movie. Also watching the behind the scenes features in movies also helps to gain information. Because of Bond I love watches.
I liked this scene because it is one of the only times Bond has gone up against a "street thug" type. Also how it pisses Kananga off that he can't intimidate him with his "Mr Big" persona.
THE PART WHEN BOND SAYS THAT HE'S NOT IN THE HABIT OF GIVING ANSWERS TO LACKHEADS IS SO FUNNY. AND ALSO THE PART WHEN KANANGA SAYS THANKS FOR DROPPING IN BABY IS SO FUNNY.
foreveragainOK he was actually the first Bond Villain to be a drug kingpin of heroin as several of Bond villains before Kangana believed in World Domination like Dr No and Ernst Blofeld.
Whisper is Earl Jolly Brown. I'll never forget when Kananga fires the compressed air dart into the leather sofa and it expands to blow up with the fat boy sitting in it. I laughed so hard I fell out of my chair.
As I remember reading. When they made this film, the role of Solitaire was supposed to be played by Diana Ross. The studios balked because it would have shut the movie out of the South African theaters. A giant source of revenue. And maybe, the American south.
Ut would be even better if he looked convincely different. I love this movie. But he looks just like himself without the mask. They could at least changed the colour a bit. Added a bit more of flesh to some parts too.
If you look at the restraint on Bond's chair it looks like he could escape by bringing his arm in. The restraints don't seem to go over his wrists enough.
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R.I.P Yaphet Kotto aka Mr. Big / Dr. Kananga, one of the most underrated Bond Villains ever!
I never knew that the actor, himself played two characters in one movie.
Mr. Big is my favorite Bond villain
@@Raffney nice
Are you talking about the man with the hook?
Yaphet Kotto is talented. Really sells the Mr. Big persona, and watching him switch his demeanor back to Dr. Kananga like that is awesome.
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Most underrated Bond villain, _ever._ Best plan in any of the films. Distribute free heroin to drive the competition out then seize the sole monopoly.
Well, he provided the CIA with the business plan for distributing crack cocaine 10 years later.
Wished McDonalds did that with free Big Macs.
@@MrYoumitube 😁😁😁😁
Best plan? It was positively silly.
@@MrYoumitube They kinda do, especially here in England. Every week in the free newspaper, there's a £1.99 coupon for Big Mac and Fries/ 1/4 Pounder and Fries....etc.
Also when you put credits on your travelcard, they print the same coupon on your receipt. They've been doing this ever since I was a kid. It keeps people coming back right? When was the last time you ever saw a McDonald's branch close down permanently? It's a real estate game.
Dr. Kananga was probably one of THE most polite bad guys in all the Bond movies.
Even when Roger Moore would insult him again and again, Kananga was still cordial and polite!
And I love the way his main henchman TeeHee stands there with that grin just waiting for the word to do some damage👍🏻
Practically all of the villains in Live And Let Die, were all socially polite, Kananga, Tee-Hee, Baron, the Cab driver. And that is one of things I love best about this movie
Yaphet Kotto had an outstanding career as an actor. His talent and creative personality came through in every role he played. May he RIP
Yaphet Kotto was brilliant in this picture. Maybe his best film.
R.I.P. Julius W. Harris (1923-2004) (Tee Hee), Sir Roger Moore (1927-2017) (James Bond) and Yaphet Kotto (1939-2021) (Dr. Kananga/Mr. Big).
R.I.P. Roger Moore (1927-2017) James Bond / 007, one of the most underrated Bond heroes ever.
I love how he controls this entire scene awesome acting and one of Mt favourite bond villians
RIP Yaphet Kotto, one of early black pioneering actors
I love it when a yaphet kotto-looking guy rips off his latex mask and there is yaphet kotto underneath.
The change was overwhelming.
Quite revealing
@@alexojideagu BARD DIES NOW.
I could never understand that. When I saw the film I said... it's the same guy
I actually like the wig. He pulls off the bigger hairdo to reveal a just slightly shorter hairdo.
Moore's mannerisms are priceless
"well it's not the sort of question a gentleman normally answers"
DukeSeager "Well, having set the example, I don't expect miss Solitaire to be any less of a lady" Such gentlemanly grace.
"You're damn lucky you got a ear left to hear the question with, which IS...."
Love the dialogue of this film.
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@AlexDeLarge90. Interestingly, Mr. Big used grammatically incorrect English when he said to Bond, "You're damned lucky you got an ear left to hear the question with". The word "with" added onto the end of his statement makes the statement improper English. Granted that is just a technical point!
1:45 TeeHee's shit eating grin after Kananga unmasks himself is absolutely priceless....
He has that grin all throughout the movie!
Permanent Grin..Because he was probably overjoyed to get the part. Biggest pay cheque of his career! I wouldn't be able to take the grin off my face either
Perhaps the best acting by any Bond villain.
Yes, and the others play it well too. Good Moore didn't use his later cheesy Bond.
Jane Seymour was a hot dish back then.
She was only 21 then
@James H she was already married and divorced by then...to Richard Attenborough's son
I'd still knock Jane Seymour's fine ass.
She was first time I felt something happening...........down there!!
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The dialogue of this entire scene is brilliant, but I think the piece de resistance is Moore chiding TeeHee with, “Butterhook!”
Now I need to watch the whole thing..again. Excuse me while I pop a CD in.
Tehee smiles a lot
Yaphet Kotto was the black guy starring in the movie Alien ! I remember him now !
One iconic scene with perfect music
Villain: The question still stands! Did you touch her?
Bond: Righteously
RIP Yaphet Kotto 🙏🏼
It's a never ending enjoyment for me... Watching an A-1movie is amazing
My very first Bond. I will never forget it. I have loved it since then. These were "Films" not movies.
Butterhook! Always cracks me up. Tee Hee doesn’t drop his smile until just before 007 flips him out the train window.
RIP Mr Big
Rest In Peace Yaphet Kotto
One of the best villains of the franchise. The closest we get to Bond going up against the mob. I miss this era of Bond films.
Well, there's also 'Licence To Kill' but in that one Bond was more on a personal vendetta since he was acting against MI6 orders when he went right after drug kingpin Sanchez for nearly killing his best friend Felix.
RIP Yaphet Kotto aka Dr Kananga/Mr Big.💔😥
Yaphet Kotto is a great actor and is terrific in this scene. Unfortunately he's cut off in his prime but he's certainly one of the very best Bond villains. The recent ones just don't cut it.
He's still alive, just he don't do much work anymore. He was great on Homicide: Life on the Street.
Interesting parallel with the heroin/#OpioidEpidemic now occurring in America. 'Free samples' being Insurance-paid opioids. Especially targeting rural folk.
اقوى سيكسي امريكي هولندي ياباني كلب امريكي سيكسي امريكي صيني يمني
ackbarfan5556 he knows he is still alive as talked about him in present tense but he is a good actor including as Bond villain in Live and Let Die and in Alien in 1979.
Did you see him an original raid on entebbe
Apparently Yaphet Kotto is one of Roger Moores' close friends!!!
Mike Eugster RIP too
Actually I don’t think they liked each other at all
Mike Eugster according to Roger Moore and he stated this that Yaphet Kotto was difficult to work with but Kotto denied this.
Still miss you Rog.
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007 Brilliant !!!.
Kananga is my favorite Bond villain
Same. Mr Big is the best.
Now they are all dead. Rip
The part where Kananga says ("You're dam lucky you still have a head to hear the question with") is so funny.
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Have an ear*
Wow I never knew Justin Trudeau was a bond villain.
Absolute gold!
The guy with the hook I've seen as a New York Subway cop in THE TAKING OF PELHAM 123 helping out Walther Matthau's character. Julius Harris is the actor.
Nick Forbes-Warren dllp
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"Quite revealing"
Jane Seymour fue mi primer amor. Cuando vi la película tenía 11 años y no podía creer que existiera una mujer tan hermosa. hasta la fecha la dama es un hit
El Virgil, can you please post your reply in English? I'm guessing it has something to do with you seeing Jane Seymour in this film when you were 11 years old. Thanks.
@@tombennett3827 In bad english. My first love and sexy dream was Jane Seymour
“Do you know who I am Mr Bond?! I'm a dude playing a dude disguised as another dude”
😂😂😂
My favourite actors having a one to one. Yaphet Kotto and Roger Moore
I really love the old bond films. They were weird and just nostalgic
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Yaphet Kotto RIP
That chuckle from Dr. Kananga after Bond describes him as a “whole-seller” is creepy.
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Butterhook - LOL
Interesting parallel with the heroin/#OpioidEpidemic now occurring in America. 'Free samples' being Insurance-paid opioids. Especially targeting rural folk.
Diana Ross was initially cast as Solitaire
WHAT COULD'VE HAPPENED? WHY DIDN'T SHE GET CAST?
@@libanisanunez4056 Because Hollywood wasn't ready for an interracial pairing at the time. The scene where Roger Moore made out with Gloria Headly was cut in South African cinemas :(
1:27 "DID YOU TOUCH HER!?" what every Dad asks you when you date his daughter
Lmao...the dads were always my checkmate cause he knew what my endgame was lol
@Brett Mitchell Just a cheap feel, sir. Just one.
3:37 Did you touch her? There's one by the way.
R.I.P. Roger Moore, Yaphet Kotto & Julius W. Harris!!!
One thing I like about Kananga is that he's a criminal mastermind who's also a physical threat to Bond when it comes to fisticuffs. Puts him right up there with Largo from Thunderball and Sanchez from License to Kill, among a few others.
Great bond film, good director guy Hamilton is the best bond director, great script by Tom manciewicz
Yaphet best bond villain
Pity this wasn't Guy's last
this was another one I liked with Roger Moore especially the speed boat chase that lasted for hours but I liked this one for sure👍
Happy new year 2021
Roger Moore...SO CLASSY!!!!
Proper British Gentlemen!!!!
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Plot twist: he’s neither Mr. Big or Kananga. He rips off another face mask revealing himself to be Ernst Stavro Blofeld the whole time.
Its good , i like james Bond
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1:32 I like how he pulls off his fake nose.
Then he's like " OK let's give it another try, OK maybe another one. Alright just one more" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Frank Lucas wouldn't appreciate Dr. Kanaga taking away his customers. Nicky Barnes too.
This was a fantastic debut for and from Roger , gritty and contemporary ( as a Bond film can be ) , fresh take on Bond owing nothing to Sean shame the producers didn't do more with Moore in the following films and the series started to age very badly till Dalton took over. Also it has non of the fake soul searching BS of the Craig era either non of that Bond wanting to get breast milk from M stuff.
After Connery and Roger it’s Pierce.. everyone else failed
1:34 When Gordon Ramsay did this reveal, I said the exact same words Roger said. "Quite Revealing."
Moore was the 'funny' Bond in my opinion, all those witty one-liners do make me smirk 🤣
Like........."butter-hook"
It’s so difficult who is the best Bond their really just good and unique in their own way all 6 actors of the official 007 movies 🎥
IMO? Connery, Moore, Craig. I am a huge Moore fan for his first 3 films. After that the writing went downhill.
I think This card is reality and astonishing 🤔🤔❣️❣️
Villian: That's a very particular handsome watch Mr. Bond. May I see it please?"
Bond: ( as he's strapped in the chair ) "You'll forgive me if I don't get up".
"Thats a particularly handsome watch you wearing Mr Bond,May I see it please" ! Classic
I have a big interest in nice watches, that's why I remember this scene..
Any cost, Any!! BARD DIES NOW.
@@andrewrees8749 ‘‘twas a Rolex Submariner 5513 that was heavily modified for the film. The internals and movement were stripped out for the mechanism that ran the Saw blade rotary, the bezel itself was replaced with a sharper “teeth” bezel, and the bezel was attached to the dial so when turned the indices would turn red to give off the magnetic illusion. This was also back before Rolex watches were considered luxury watches, which didn’t happen until the mid 80’s and watches like this were merely seen as tool watches so the idea of gutting one up and modifying it didn’t seem like a big deal at the time. Granted this watch went on to be sold for $350,000 on auction. Roger Moore would wear a regular 5513 in The man with the golden gun.
@@gameroftheyear1000 how do you know all that 007 information, i just love nice watches,
@@andrewrees8749 taking bits and pieces of information between books, UA-cam and the internet. Up until the 1980’s Rolex watches were mainly tool watches and weren’t very expensive. Even adjusted for inflation a 5513 back in 1973 would of cost about $200 brand new which is only about $1,250 in todays money. Now secondhand they’re about $25,000 resale because of Rolex’s modern day luxury status. Also being a big 007 fan I read about Syd Cain the prop master talking about how he modified the Rolex in the movie. Also watching the behind the scenes features in movies also helps to gain information. Because of Bond I love watches.
Of all the actors who played 007 I must say I prefer Mr Bond.
Butter hook.
Rip Roger Moore at least u lived long life
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@@tomtulonen1829 wts dis?
1:37 rips face off, still looks the same
Godwin Igwe
1: how is it racist to make an observation
2: you do realize what his name is
quite revealing
The only real change was a slightly less palid face and shorter/less boufy hair.
I love bond deflowered young salatier n ruins kanangas outfit.
Roger Moore sure jumped when those clamps restrained him... LOL
1:48 OMG he looks entirely different.
Yes, Moore was a chameleon all right.
🤣🤣🤣🤣😅
@@pca1987 I always felt like Bond should have just said... "And??"
@@roquefortfiles 🤣🤣Exactly. Because that's pretty much our reaction to it.
Butterhook! lol
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I knew it was you Parker!!
James Bond super movie
A toast to Yaphet. Rest in peace big bear.
I liked this scene because it is one of the only times Bond has gone up against a "street thug" type. Also how it pisses Kananga off that he can't intimidate him with his "Mr Big" persona.
The man is still the man and can’t be intimidated
License to Kill did the "street thug" type better
I liked him in Brubaker.
THE PART WHEN BOND SAYS THAT HE'S NOT IN THE HABIT OF GIVING ANSWERS TO LACKHEADS IS SO FUNNY. AND ALSO THE PART WHEN KANANGA SAYS THANKS FOR DROPPING IN BABY IS SO FUNNY.
Lackey: A person who is obsequiously willing to obey or serve another person or group of people.
Roger more lo máximo al servicio de la reina ja ja
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Roger was so right for the time. He was funny and charming but could be nasty too.
"You left this with Ferrara, I believe."
"I got my oown plaans for yu baby" lol
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Great movie! my favorite Yaphet Kotto movie.
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StalinTheMan0fSteel another good one of his Alien from 1979 where he played Parker
One of the great Bond scenes. And everyone plays it straight. Solitaire's expressions. Bond in real danger. And that great George Martin theme.
Solitaire
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This is the ONLY Bond movie that should be remade.
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Super jams
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This villain's scheme is very scary in hind-site.
He should've been called Mr MBA -- flooding the market with heroin. The main weakness of the script is that Mr Big didn't have a unique Plan.
foreveragainOK he was actually the first Bond Villain to be a drug kingpin of heroin as several of Bond villains before Kangana believed in World Domination like Dr No and Ernst Blofeld.
Lmao the reveal is hilarious.
Kananga's henchmen are a basketball big guns.
Tee Hee - Michael Jordan
Whisper - fat James Harden
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Whisper is Earl Jolly Brown. I'll never forget when Kananga fires the compressed air dart into the leather sofa and it expands to blow up with the fat boy sitting in it. I laughed so hard I fell out of my chair.
Holy S. that's Alonzo Mosely
And Dennis Parker
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In terms of James Bond Villain evilness flooding America with 2 tonnes of Heroin would've been devastating.
Biden is doing that today with phentynal
@hail1985 Its my favorite!
As I remember reading. When they made this film, the role of Solitaire was supposed to be played by Diana Ross. The studios balked because it would have shut the movie out of the South African theaters. A giant source of revenue. And maybe, the American south.
I doubt the SA movie market is as giant as you suggest.
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It would have been cool if He took his mask off like Tom Cruise in “ Mission Impossible “.
Ut would be even better if he looked convincely different. I love this movie. But he looks just like himself without the mask. They could at least changed the colour a bit. Added a bit more of flesh to some parts too.
Quite revealing 😂😂😂
4:05 I would go like: Please NO.. You're scratching my rolex!!
VALEU
The black man in the white suit was on the film "Truck Turner" right?
Yeah I think that's him.
It's Yaphet Kotto who played 'G' in Homicide: Life on the Street.
yes he played the vilain
If you look at the restraint on Bond's chair it looks like he could escape by bringing his arm in. The restraints don't seem to go over his wrists enough.