The Look of Bond with The Urban Gentry | Hits and Misses
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- TGV, from the Urban Gentry, joins me in a discussion about Bond's look throughout the franchise. In Part One we chat about how Bond's look is contextual, and that even with Bond there are HITS and MISSES in the franchise. (filmed before the COVID-19 Lockdown)
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When David is not running an advertising and marketing company, his hobby is The Bond Experience which is primarily a video blog where he discusses Bond experiences and the people and brands that help to create those experiences...
David has been featured and sourced for articles in Time Magazine, The Boston Globe, The Courier Times, USA Today, Star Magazine, MM&M, The Exchange, The Guardian, The New York Times, Bond on Bond, American Media Inc., AP Wire and online social media outlets. David has been a speaker at Johns Hopkin, Hofstra University, Columbia as a Bond Experience expert. His collection represents one of the most complete example of Bond lifestyle items. Invited to cover Tom Ford, Omega, Heineken, Coke, Orlebar Brown, NPeal, Floris, Lock & Co., Sunspel, Turnbull & Asser, and a multitude of location partnership events, David has represented social media experiences for many years. In addition David has provided props and decor for Johns Hopkin Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace Premieres as well as the Devereaux Foundation 007 Fundraiser. The mantra of living like Bond, one moment at a time emanates from a concept of experiencing the joy of collecting small moments in life that add up to amazing journeys and stories....
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Co-Editor: Joe Darlington
‘James Bond Theme’ written by Monty Norman and John Barry. Title Sequence music arranged and produced by James Sanger
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Opening by Matthew Gibbs
The Bond Experience is not affiliated with any James Bond copyright holder and is an unofficial entity.
My watch guy and my Bond guy in the same vid, happy day.
Has Tgv gotten another UA-cam strike?
On a social media hiatus he does every year.
@@TheBondExperience I was quite worried about him! Good to hear 😊 Simply cannot wait until No time to die. I guess I saw all the other 24 at least 2 to 3 times last year!
Word on the street is that he got booted from Watch Box...
R.I.P. The Urban Gentry Channel sadly.
Not at all...On a social media hiatus that he does every year.
I made myself a large pot of tea - sat in my comfiest executive chair and thoroughly enjoyed this guys! atb snack.
That's the way to do it!
You prolly dont give a shit but if you're stoned like me atm then you can stream pretty much all of the latest series on InstaFlixxer. Been watching with my brother recently :)
@Carter Mason yea, been using InstaFlixxer for months myself :)
Living like Bond? Sounds good to me. He only does one mission every 5 years.
Hopefully that time expanse changes for the better!
@@TheBondExperience Don't know why there have been such huge gaps under Craig. They were very regular from Connery to Brosnan. Apart from the 89-95 gap.
They can't say making a Bond film is a massive operation. They have always been massive.
Suspect Barbara Brocoli is not as dynamic & motivated as Cubby. She inherited the franchise, rather than wanted it.
There will probably be two Bond movies in quick succession when a new Bond actor is chosen. As happened with Moore, Dalton, Brosnan & Craig. To get the public used to the new actor.
Wouldn’t go as far as to link the time gap to Barbara ... 1) she has been involved not just since yesterday (I believe since TLD in 87), but was in fact in charge during the Brosnan years with their 2year rhythm 2) Michal G Wilson would be equally to blame, but he has been a driving force since FYEO and hence was responsible for 5+ movies with a 2 year gap
@@mp1314 Maybe Michael J Wilson has lost enthusiasm.
Doubt that Craig would have wanted to make a Bond film every 2 years. Too restrictive. He's a thespian. Was in his 30's when he got the part, so BB & MJW still got 5 films from him.
Roger Moore was just a class act. On and off screen. I miss him.
#truth!
but he was ridiculous as a action actor in my opinion
Hey David, is TGV ok? He hasn't made a post/video recently
On a social media hiatus he does every year.
I grew up with Pierce Bronson as Bond, and I never noticed the 90's fashion trends the first time watching, such as baggy clothes. Then in contrast DC had clothes that were too tight (once again a trend at the time). The most classic and timeless suiting was early SC. All of this I realised after re-watching films. That's the beauty of watching Bond films numerous times over the years, you notice different nuances each time you watch.
Imo Sean Connery was the real bond ,he looked as though he'd smash your face in if you upset him but with Roger it was so chezy the silly little jokes ect imo took bond to the lowest but it got worse untill Daniel Craig brought back the real purpose of a secret agent with a license to kill and looks as though he could kill and not flinch or worry at all...hope the next bond plays it seriously with smart English clobber and car.
Good vid and good to see TGV. Any ideas why he’s not posting on his Urban Gentry channel?
On a social media hiatus he does every year.
Roger Moore certainly does have class as well as being very well dressed, and definitely comes across as a gentleman but he was incredibly sleazy at times, particularly with women. So much so that my wife refuses to watch him. And I'm told that some of the cheesy sexy lines were actually written by Roger Moore. Also his body is rather flabby for an MI6 agent. Flabby as in no muscle tone (whereas Sean Connery and Daniel Craig have strong fit bodies). All of my friends and acquaintances that cite Roger Moore as their favourite Bond all have one thing in common ;They are all single! However I am told that Roger Moore was a true gentleman in real life. I saw Live & Let Die when I was 11 or 12 and was totally blown away. The watches and the whole exotic flavour as well as the danger and gadgets totally captured me at that age. The Roger Moore era was pretty amazing for gadgets and watches, and had some good humour particularly with that chubby southern American cop who was absolutely hilarious. I agree with your comments re Diamonds are Forever, even some of the character's names were sleazy.
In The Golden Gun where they were shooting in Thailand, my dad was lucky enough to observed their production team. Up to this day he is still talking about how gentleman Roger Moore was.
Apologize for my poor eng.
@@MrDowndelete Why apologize? May I presume you're Thai? How many native Anglophones in your country speak Thai as well as your written English? Cheers.
I'd say Sean Connery in Diamonds looked like he smelt of Hai Karate, look it up!
LOL....didn't need to...I am THAT old!
Sisyphus No he smelt like "a tart's handkerchief".
The guy is spot on. Being British means James Bond is in our DNA. We were all brought up on Bond films....he is also correct about Diamonds Are Forever....
Yeah, TGV knows where its at...
I wonder how it contributes to both a conscious & unconscious way on how perceive ourselves & how others perceive us?
1973 James Bond film “Live and let die” Tissot Seastar PR 516. This watch was most likely Sir Roger Moores personal watch which he forgot to change before getting in front of the camera
Σὲ ποιὸ μέρος τῆς ταινίας; Ἐὰν ἐννοεῖς τὸ ψηφιακὸ αὐτὸ ἦταν Hamilton pulsar
Wow....could be!
@@ΠαῦλοςΠαυλίδης-χ7θ Although what you've written is all Greek to me, the Greek alphabet gives me a visual thrill. Cheers.
Your videos with TGV are always great and some of the best content on UA-cam across all genres. THANKS!
Very kind of you to say!
To be honest the book of DAF was a bit daft, the Mafia come across as clowns.
Excellent video as always!
If you'd like to watch some entertaining Bond audio comic videos, I highly recommend go checking out 'Golden Gun Films' UA-cam channel. That channel deserve attention.
Thank you Both for a very enjoyable first part .... I agree with most of what you both covered ...As a Uk ref, I have to say DC clothing choices for Bond look like he has been thrown through a branch of Selfridges .... Suits too tight , casual wear shabby with a high price tag ... He was ok on Casino Royale ( Brioni/Sunseeker) but clearly once he was a success in that first movie , he wanted his own ideas on the look of Bond ... I'm not a fan of his choices and merging his private style with Bonds....apart from the Crocket and Jones selection .. Those are fine shoes :)
Hey David, is TGV ok? He hasn't made a post/video recently
He is all good, but takes a break from SoMe every year.
@@TheBondExperience Thank you so much Dave for telling us. Let's hope this situation happens as soon as possible. Hugs from Argentina.
I could not agree more with the points that both of you were making. Especially about the flip flops. Love the Clark desert boots. Own a pair myself. Great chat as always
Really enjoy my Clarks!
My two favorite channels and topics! I really like these conversational videos.
We enjoyed it as well!
When is TGV posting a new video?
Hopefully soon!
@@TheBondExperience I'm waiting
Dear David. I just made this suggestion to Being James Bond, but thought I'd reprint it here for you also. How about if you and Being James Bond did a critique on the Directors of Bond movies? Specifically, just as you theorized that the actors' first and last Bond films were either his best or worst, how about doing the same with the Directors who helmed more than one Bond film? Terrance Young, Guy Hamilton, Lewis Gilbert, etc. Just a suggestion.
Doing a rewatch myself over on my channel. Definitely get a new appreciation of the films when you watch them chronologically.
So true!
Clark's is a great brand very bondisch and excellent quality 👌🏻👍🏻🍸🇬🇧🇩🇪
Yeah, great quality that doesn't break the bank!
Very entertaining! You both work well together!
Thanks...we enjoyed the discussion!
I agree with you both! Flip Flops are for the beach! Bond should look like Bond!
Here here!
Hey David, not watched the video yet so perhaps you reveal within, but I'm wondering what cardigan you're wearing here? I like the colour.
It's Ralph Lauren purple label
Both channels put out great content.
It’s amazing how much better Connery looked in Never Say Never Again - he looked fit. You’re right that the film felt sleazy - must have had to do with the Las Vegas location.
Sir Roger’s wardrobe in L&LD was impeccable but the Daniel Craig’s Tom Ford suit doesn’t drape - it’s cut too close to the body. PoW was a great pattern choice, however. Something more along the lines of Cary Grant’s NxNW suit would be great. Give him a Royal Navy tie and he’ll be good to go.
Thanks so much!
Diamonds Are forever is embarrassing. Blofeld's demise was handled so comically that it made Austin Powers films look like The Bourne Identity.
Not the finest moment!
@@TheBondExperience Thankfully Live and Let Die made up for a lot and I like to think that Never Say Never Again is Connery's actual last Bond even if it's not an Eon production, it's good film.
An interesting debate gents thanks. Although I should say, personally for me, for me personally, if I knew the whereabouts of Blofeld, I would fully expect my bikini top to weaponised against me. Look forward to part 2. Pb
Really enjoyed your latest collaboration video with TGV David. Bring on more of them please! Very entertaining and informative. All the best mate.👍🏻
Part 2 will be coming!
That episode ended too quick.
TGV in the Tactical Turtleneck. Well played, sir, well played.
Yeah, not a fan of DAF. The moon buugy sequence just not Connery, and Fashion, eh. But Moore had some great momments as Bond. Great style, his White coat in backgammon scene in Octopussy was great. And Octopussy was a great film, aside from tarzan yell. One of better villian schemes. The whole using circus to smuggle, only to use her circus fo their nefarious scheme, of detonating a nuclear device on an US base in Germany, causing unalateral dissarmament.
Yeah but Sir Roger dressing up as a clown spoilt it for me.
Octopussy has really grown on me...
TGV says Henley's are underwear? He's my kind of guy!
Matt, you and him are brothers from another mother!
Yes sirrrrr
Interesting thought that Connery is supposed to have looked better in 83 than he did in 71. Has been discussed endlessly regarding Moore’s 12year transformation, but never thought about it the other way around for Connery! Thanks!
You two make a great couple on screen.
LOL! Thanks.
best f*ing colab!
Thanks!
I miss Roger too. A true gentleman on and off screen. As I’ve grown older, my appreciation of his Bond movies has doubled
I was afraid that TGV is gone again.
Anyways, glad to see two of my favorite You Tubers at it again.
Great stuff thanks.
with pleasure!
Blond. James Blond.
LOL!
Who’s that little creep on the left?