@@perryalexander5868 I agree Daniel Craig had all the physicality and strength, that Connery possessed. Connery even said that he thought Daniel Craig was an excellent choice for bond, but I’m 58 years old. I remember seeing Dr. No on TV when I was five years old and Sean will always be my James Bond, but everyone has their favorite. I love all the movies , I really do but the original series in the 60s is my favorite. ✋🏻
Sean Connery was the definitive James Bond, he was a superb actor. The Bond films of the 60’s will never be bettered. This is a beautifully crafted composite that holds up very well, an excellent piece of work.
Whatever it's origin , it had me on the edge of my seat for 24 minutes . I could have watched it for another couple of hours easily . Gina , in the early 60's without all the makeup of her later films , was an absolute goddess . Thanks to whoever posted this !
In 1991 there was supposed to be a 3rd Timothy Dalton film called property of a lady about a Hong Kong business man who sends an intelligent robot after Bond. Sounds like it would have been an AWESOME film. There is also 2 older casino Royale films and a Moonraker made by Warwick studios in 1959. There is also 2 other short films with Sean Connery in, one called Women of straw, and the other called the scared city!
@ronaldmcdonald8303,,,There was no Film called "Moonraker" ever made in 1959 , There was a film called "The Moonraker" Made in 1957 released in 1958 Starring George Baker/Sylvia Syms , but this is a tale set during the english civil war & has nothing to do with Ian Fleming or his Novel Moonraker or James Bond 007 as for Casino Royale there has only been Two Films bearing this title ever made the 1967 Bond spoof version Starring David Niven/Peter Sellers & the 2006 Eon production Starring Daniel Craig/Judi Dench ,, Before These There was a 50 minute Television Episode of 1950`s show called Climax! (1954-57) in 54 called "Casino Royale"which starred Barry Nelson as an american agent called Jimmy Bond up against La Chiffre played by Peter Lorre , a truly forgetable event. ps The Frightened City (not Scared City!) 1961 & Woman of Straw 1964 were not short films , Both were full movies..
@@brianjones7907 There was a TV series compiled into a short film by Warwick Studios in 1959. I know about the George Baker film in the previous year. I was on about the Bond TV series/ film in 1959!
@@ronaldmcdonald8303 ,, The 1965 film "The 2nd Greatest Spy in the World" aka "Licence To Kill" is nether a spin off or based on a novel as the james Bond Novel licence to kill by John Garfield was not written until 1989 & is a novelisation of the EON movie , The 1965 film was just one of the hundreds of films made worldwide trying to cash in on the Bond Phenomenon , this time it was the Brain Child of director Lindsey Shonteff , the hero of this film Charles Vine played by Tom Adams would go two more Films 1966`s "Where The Bullets Fly" aka "Death Angel" & 1967`s "Ok Yevtushenko" but neither of these films had anything to do with Shonteff , Lindsey Shonteff would try again with 3 more Bond Rip-offs this time the hero is called Charles Bind they are 1977`s "No1 Of The Secret Service' with Nicky Henson as Bind / 1979`s "Licensed to Love & KIll" aka "Undercover Lover" with GarethHunt as Bind / 1990`s "Number One Gun" with Michael Howe as Bind....
My father actually did the final rewrite of the screenplay. He was a struggling screenwriter in Hollywood at the time, and this screenplay was his big break. He demonstrated his ability to take whatever was handed to him and reshape it into a lean, tight plot with a crystal clear narrative.
The colorized scenes with Herbert Lom are from Frightened City 1961. Most of the rest is Woman of Straw 1964. The first time bond appeared was in 1954 on TV, Casino Royale, black and white, with Barry Nelson as an American Bond, screenplay by Ian Fleming.
I'm 78 & saw the 1954 t.v. version of James Bond's "Casino Royale", when it was new & the film "Woman of Straw" in '64, when I was in the Army, but I never heard of the film "Frightened City"! I also remember Connery playing a villain in a late '50's Tarzan movie, with Gordon Scott!
And Bob Holness the first British man to play him on radio and yes Woman of straw with Gina Lollabrigida and Sir Ralph Richardson mixed in with Thunderball and Goldfinger
And Bob Holness the first British man to play him on radio and yes Woman of straw with Gina Lollabrigida and Sir Ralph Richardson mixed in with Thunderball and Goldfinger
Apparently you're one of the minority here that neglected to press the "more" option listed beneath the film, where the presenter goes into depth on this subject. So thanks for stating the obvious.
This is extremely clever and I have always thought a complete film could be made in this day and age from clips from other films and sown seamlessly together , this collaboration we can see not only the possibility, but the feasibility and together with it will mean fans will be popular . Love it and hope there will be many more , what say you ?
As others have noted, this footage is mostly taken from a 1964 film called Woman of Straw and has nothing to do with James Bond. Too bad, because I would have liked to have seen Gina as a Bond girl and Ralph Richardson as a Bond villain. According to a book written about this film’s director, Sean and Gina did not get along well.
Not true, they got along really well!. In an interview Gina once said that Sean Connery was the most handsome, charming, talented, elegant & sexy man she had worked with & that his approach was very professional & elegant even in the kissing scenes, unlike many other actors she said!.
@@susymay7831 In the films and novels, the 00 prefix indicates Bond's discretionary "licence to kill", in executing his duties. Bond's number-007-was assigned by Fleming in reference to one of British naval intelligence's key achievements of the First World War: the breaking of the German diplomatic code.
Glad I read the bit about this being a fan edit before posting a comment. The first giveaway was the 1964 tax disc on the Rolls Royce in the opening sequence!
The real name of this movie was The Woman of Straw released in 1964. The film was shot at Pinewood Studios, Audley End House in Saffron Walden, Essex and in Majorca in the Balearic Islands between August and October 1963. This film HAD NOTHING TO DO with the James Bond franchise. It was just another Sean Connery's movie. 🔫🔫
Terrific! A shaggy Bond story! I especially like "The "Frightened City" bits because I always thought Herbert Lom would have made an excellent Bond villain. Also for the other thing: James Bond belongs in the world of the Profumo Affair, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the early days of TV. No JB movie should ever be more recent than Harold MacMillan's resignation in October 1963.
I enjoyed this very much, never ever seen any of these scenes before. Wo derful editing and i had no idea someof thus was colorized. Very entertaining and enjoyable, i wish ihad talent that could create something likd this. We all love Sean Connery as 007.
Sean Connery is so great at playing James Bond, he's even in character when not doing Bond! He made nearly 100 films, and won an Oscar Award as an actor. It's pointless to argue who was the best Bond.
I beg to differ. Sean Connery undeniably did a great job as Bond up until Diamonds Are Forever, which, arguably was the worst Bond film. The bad script didn't help, but Connery just wasn't into it. Never Say Never Again was better than Diamonds and, well, I'll just leave it at that. Well, one final note on Never - best scene was Fatima Blush: "You know that making love to Fatima was the greatest pleasure of your life." Connery: "Well to be perfectly honest, there was this girl in Philadelphia - " Fatima Blush: "SHUT UP!!!" Roger Moore WAS 007. From Live and Let Die to A View to a Kill.
Very impressed with the editing. One movie filmed in 64 with Gina Lollobrigida and the other a colorized movie from 61. Although the colorizing is good, that is how I can tell which film is which. The music and dubbing makes it work. All in all a very good job.
I love all the old time James bond movies better than those made today Sean connery & roger moore were my favorite theyre both sauve & good looking may they both rest in peace thanks for posting them ❤❤❤🎉
I thought Roger Moore was gay. It seemed to me he was playing a gay 007. I couldn't stand his 007 performance though I enjoyed his Simon Templer performance in all of "The Saint" episodes.
Super. Really looks like a bond film - but that probably says as much about Connery’s acting skills than the editing. He really was Bond in everything he did, wasn’t he?
@doctordeej,,,,Not at all watch him as Pedlar Pascoe in "On The Fiddle" 1961 or as private Flanaganin "The Longest Day" 1962 Both are a Million Miles away from James Bond...
I'm Thinking 🤔 Perhaps with Today's Technology some one ( Peter Jackson?) could Enhance this with A I and digital editing an SFX and Create a New Bond film with all the be
Thank you for this most interesting of rare saved historical material. I have an autographed photo of him from a Bridge Too Far. It begins - To Florence. Written in cursive he made the T and F with beginning loops on each letter in such a way it's making an "O" & "O" = Double O for James Bond. He was the first and best of the Bonds.
Genius!!! A classic Bond PTS (Pre-Title Sequence)...and one that compares favorably with "You Only Live Twice" and the very first PTS in "From Russia With Love". Kudos!!
Intriguing! Property of a Lady was also intended as the 3rd Timothy Dalton film but his contract lapsed. Rushes were ostensibly viewed at Cannes but the film never came to fruition. Bond using a Luger? Amazing!
it CLEARLY is named " Portrait" !!! of a Lady, in the opening credits !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Isle of Dr. No was 1962 so this came out 1 year before? or was made, and not released, but then they redid a new script as Dr. No? Fun fact: Dr. No has a twin brother named Dr. Yes, Julian Yes. He is a World renown Chef who had a show called Yes You Can Cook. Where he taught people how to cook his various dishes.
@cjvasta8756 All of Daniel Craig's Bond films,should have been lost. They were all CRAP! He was the worst Bond ever. I doubt the franchise had a future at all after he totally destroyed. Sean Connery and Timothy Dalton best 007s.
@@stuartsharman3055 There is also “The Hildebrand Rarity” and “007 in New York”. Some would say an element or two from the first story found its way into “License to Kill” (1989) but I don’t see it.
@@stuartsharman3055 I never could stand Daniel Craig and can’t understand why anyone embraced him. He is nothing like Fleming’s creation-no panache, flamboyance, larger than life persona, NOTHING. He is good for portraying a Lithuanian hit man, but that’s about all. Timothy Dalton was the best for me. If one reads Fleming’s novela “The Living Daylights”, it’s easy to see that the actor read and studied Bond by way of Fleming’s drafting of the character-his portrayal is absolutely spot on! I’m also very partial to George Lazenby for similar reasons-he is very much in tuned to the 007 of Fleming’s excellent OHMSS novel.
You have made the colours look like Technicolor - fantastic! This means new films today could be edited to have this Technicolor look - I wish they would do this! Most films today are so drearie to watch.
No, it's a mash up ...and not a very good one, of The Frightened City, from 1961, and Women of Straw from 1964, plus a couple of shots of Bernard Lee thrown in. Really poor.
Ian Fleming wrote the short story "The Property of a Lady" in 1964. The castle footage is taken from "Woman of Straw," starring Sean Connery and Gina Lollobrigida as Maria Marcello (as she was named in the clips here). "The Property of a Lady" was a planned 1990 production starring Timothy Dalton, but it was never developed.
Herbert Lom was also with Connery in the movie The Hell Drivers. Stanley Baker from Zulu fame was the lead in Hell Drivers. He was originally offered the Bond role but turned it down. Advice from his agent, not to sign on for a multiple movie deal and get type cast. I Loved Gina, she always looked amazing. Truly beautiful Woman. And talented Actress. Thanks for the look at the film footage of these movies together. I have never seen them before. But as the Bond character I really miss Sean Connery.
Hell Drivers is a lot of fun; also had David McCallum, Patrick McGoohan, Peggy Cummins, Jill Ireland, William Hartnell and Gordon Jackson in the cast. McGoohan and Baker had both been amateur boxers and agreed to land some real punches to spice up their scripted fight scenes...
@@edwardsullivan8369 Right on. I really liked Hell Drivers. They did speed things up to make it look like they were going faster. There was really quite a star list in that movie. Patrick did Danger Man and later Secret Agent Man. He was offered the role of The Saint but Roger Moore ended up with it. Patrick, like Neal Mcdonough would NOT do love scenes with any actresses. Faithful to their Wives. So it limited roles available to Patrick. McCallum later became a Secret Agent in the Man From Uncle and earlier did marry Jill. Baker being offered the Bond role. Connery became Bond. Patrick and David both did TV Spy roles. Spies were popular in the sixties. It was all great TV.
"The Property of a Lady” was not written by Ian Fleming. It is actually a novel by Elizabeth Adler. Ian Fleming was also outraged by someone who dared to copy his James Bond creation and wanted the film destroyed! However, Ian Fleming (in his childish spite) used the same title, “The Property of a Lady,” to write a short story featuring his fictional secret agent James Bond.
good job old man... but wish you would have lifted 'I think he got the point' from Thunderball, when the baddie gets spiked! With no new Bond movies on the horizon, this is as good as it's going to get(ha)!
I will be surprised if there is another new Bond movie made I the next 5yrs at least. Daniel Craig totally destroyed the franchise. It has totally lost its way. But I would suggest they base the New Bond on the 007 novels of John Gardner starting with Licence Renewed. I want to see that Silver Beast he drove in it, his beautiful SAAB 900 Turbo. What a sight that would be to see.
Pretty clever overlaying the Bond music in the audio tracks of these two films. Good spoof about Broccoli...he would've burned the film had he made this B-movie prequel.
As others have noted this is a compilation of clips from early Sean Connery movies. I have yet to find Women of Straw but I have watched 'The Frightened City' with Herbert Lom and Yvonne Romain which I believe featured Connery in his first major role on film.
I’m not British but 13 Stone 8 would be 190 pounds USA if a stone is 14 LBS. Herbert Lom from The Pink Panther Films. Is this all woman of Straw or is there a second film that has clips from it also. Genius editing and selection of scenes from Woman Of Straw to make it appear like a Bond film. With the Music I almost forgot it wasn’t a Bond film. Sean’s Scottish Brogue is much thicker in the scenes with Herbert Lom.
These scenes are from "Woman of Straw." Connery plays a conniving nephew of a wealthy man who uses Gina Lolobrigida to marry the man then steal his money. I saw this movie in the theater in 1964. People REALLY should do more research.
Herbert Lom as the baddie, and Ralph Richardson, great cast and 007 in an E-Type Jag. It's a shame we don't have the whole film as this looks good. Evidently they tried to make it again with Tim Dalton.
The Property of a Lady was supposed to be Timothy Dalton's 3rd Bond movie as he was initially contracted to do three films. However, legal issues around the franchise's ownership and distribution rights ultimately delayed the next Bond movie for over five years. By the time the next Bond film was released that initial project had been discarded - for a variety of reasons - plus Dalton was no longer interested in a planned reboot of the series as he now needed to sign up to a further four movies. Certain storylines, initially included in Portrait of a Lady, have since appeared throughout subsequent Bond movies in the Brosnan and Craig years.
Seeing this makes me miss him even more as 007 … no one could play this part better !! 😢
I second that motion!!! 🤠👍
Daniel Craig did an awesome job.
@@perryalexander5868 I agree Daniel Craig had all the physicality and strength, that Connery possessed. Connery even said that he thought Daniel Craig was an excellent choice for bond, but I’m 58 years old. I remember seeing Dr. No on TV when I was five years old and Sean will always be my James Bond, but everyone has their favorite. I love all the movies , I really do but the original series in the 60s is my favorite. ✋🏻
God, this makes me wish there was 5 more Bond movies with Sean. I love the 60s ones the most..
Consider him the only real 007. Next Roger Moore was the Saint, and the JB films became comedies
@@MarkFencke same, Bond was Connery and Craig. The rest can bugger off.
Sean Connery was the best 007 ever.😊
@@MarkFencke Moore was massively popular as Bond, and made seven films.
@@ebbhead20 Craig can bugger off. I'll keep Connery, Moore and Brosnan.
Sean Connery was the definitive James Bond, he was a superb actor. The Bond films of the 60’s will never be bettered. This is a beautifully crafted composite that holds up very well, an excellent piece of work.
Sean Connery and Gina Lollobrigida........Pure MAGIC !!!!!!!!!
It's from a film WOMAN OF STRAW. Connery is the villain in the film. Not a lost Bond film
Gina Lolla-Jupiter!! Where's Ann Marg-rock?
Whatever it's origin , it had me on the edge of my seat for 24 minutes . I could have watched it for another couple of hours easily . Gina , in the early 60's without all the makeup of her later films , was an absolute goddess . Thanks to whoever posted this !
Full movie came in another name ‘ Woman of Straw’ !
Thanks a million for this! The way of dressing, even the cars, were crisper, classier than the unimaginative, mundane trash we have today
Amen brother!
@@EtonieE25When style was style .👍
YOU chose to wear denim, not i.
Exactly right!! Good post.
It's becoming a homogenised "one world" with cultures being dumped into a blender
In 1991 there was supposed to be a 3rd Timothy Dalton film called property of a lady about a Hong Kong business man who sends an intelligent robot after Bond. Sounds like it would have been an AWESOME film. There is also 2 older casino Royale films and a Moonraker made by Warwick studios in 1959. There is also 2 other short films with Sean Connery in, one called Women of straw, and the other called the scared city!
@ronaldmcdonald8303,,,There was no Film called "Moonraker" ever made in 1959 , There was a film called "The Moonraker" Made in 1957 released in 1958 Starring George Baker/Sylvia Syms , but this is a tale set during the english civil war & has nothing to do with Ian Fleming or his Novel Moonraker or James Bond 007 as for Casino Royale there has only been Two Films bearing this title ever made the 1967 Bond spoof version Starring David Niven/Peter Sellers & the 2006 Eon production Starring Daniel Craig/Judi Dench ,, Before These There was a 50 minute Television Episode of 1950`s show called Climax! (1954-57) in 54 called "Casino Royale"which starred Barry Nelson as an american agent called Jimmy Bond up against La Chiffre played by Peter Lorre , a truly forgetable event.
ps
The Frightened City (not Scared City!) 1961 & Woman of Straw 1964 were not short films , Both were full movies..
@@brianjones7907 There was a TV series compiled into a short film by Warwick Studios in 1959. I know about the George Baker film in the previous year. I was on about the Bond TV series/ film in 1959!
@@brianjones7907 There is also a spin off films in 1965 based on the novel license to kill. The 2nd greatest spy in the world, or something similar!!!
@@ronaldmcdonald8303 ,, The 1965 film "The 2nd Greatest Spy in the World" aka "Licence To Kill" is nether a spin off or based on a novel as the james Bond Novel licence to kill by John Garfield was not written until 1989 & is a novelisation of the EON movie , The 1965 film was just one of the hundreds of films made worldwide trying to cash in on the Bond Phenomenon , this time it was the Brain Child of director Lindsey Shonteff , the hero of this film Charles Vine played by Tom Adams would go two more Films 1966`s "Where The Bullets Fly" aka "Death Angel" & 1967`s "Ok Yevtushenko" but neither of these films had anything to do with Shonteff , Lindsey Shonteff would try again with 3 more Bond Rip-offs this time the hero is called Charles Bind they are 1977`s "No1 Of The Secret Service' with Nicky Henson as Bind / 1979`s "Licensed to Love & KIll" aka "Undercover Lover" with GarethHunt as Bind / 1990`s "Number One Gun" with Michael Howe as Bind....
Timothy Dalton was the closest to Fleming's idea as Bond
My father actually did the final rewrite of the screenplay. He was a struggling screenwriter in Hollywood at the time, and this screenplay was his big break. He demonstrated his ability to take whatever was handed to him and reshape it into a lean, tight plot with a crystal clear narrative.
Stanley Mann & Robert Muller are listed as screen writers
Yeah sure!!!..... BULL fish!!!
What screenplay? Thunderball?
Was Ian Fleming involved in this movie ? Was this movie based on any stories Fleming had written of Bond ?
@@Pope6006what's your evidence?
The colorized scenes with Herbert Lom are from Frightened City 1961. Most of the rest is Woman of Straw 1964. The first time bond appeared was in 1954 on TV, Casino Royale, black and white, with Barry Nelson as an American Bond, screenplay by Ian Fleming.
I'm 78 & saw the 1954 t.v. version of James Bond's "Casino Royale", when it was new & the
film "Woman of Straw" in '64, when I was in the Army, but I never heard of the film "Frightened City"!
I also remember Connery playing a villain in a late '50's Tarzan movie, with Gordon Scott!
The Barry Nelson Peter lorre 54 TV show was transmitted in colour I think. You can now watch it colourised as its so much better.
The title was the Frightened City. A vg gritty noir British gangster film. Shot in black and white.
And Bob Holness the first British man to play him on radio and yes Woman of straw with Gina Lollabrigida and Sir Ralph Richardson mixed in with Thunderball and Goldfinger
And Bob Holness the first British man to play him on radio and yes Woman of straw with Gina Lollabrigida and Sir Ralph Richardson mixed in with Thunderball and Goldfinger
This movie is actually. The Woman of Straw. From 1964. With Gina lollobrigida and Sean Connery NOT A LOST JAMES BOND movie
Apparently you're one of the minority here that neglected to press the "more" option listed beneath the film, where the presenter goes into depth on this subject. So thanks for stating the obvious.
@@fabribeijing total click bait. I hate how low people go get views
Why didn't they say this instead of the bs lies about it being Bond. Ugh. Thanks
thanks. I knew it had to be cheap click bait but wanted to know which movie it is
Yes. We read Rumble Dog's video description and didn't become Mr. "Well Actually. " Thanks for proving your illiteracy.
Very creative. Well edited. I liked the addition of background music from movies such as Goldfinger and Thunderball. Gina is beautiful.
This was very nicely done. You are to be applauded, sir for your fine work. Thoroughly enjoyed! Keep at it!
This is extremely clever and I have always thought a complete film could be made in this day and age from clips from other films and sown seamlessly together , this collaboration we can see not only the possibility, but the feasibility and together with it will mean fans will be popular .
Love it and hope there will be many more , what say you ?
This is the Film Woman of Straw, Ken Adams is also involved and you can tell. Great film too.
As others have noted, this footage is mostly taken from a 1964 film called Woman of Straw and has nothing to do with James Bond. Too bad, because I would have liked to have seen Gina as a Bond girl and Ralph Richardson as a Bond villain.
According to a book written about this film’s director, Sean and Gina did not get along well.
Not true, they got along really well!. In an interview Gina once said that Sean Connery was the most handsome, charming, talented, elegant & sexy man she had worked with & that his approach was very professional & elegant even in the kissing scenes, unlike many other actors she said!.
Why do they call him 007 then?
@@susymay7831 In the films and novels, the 00 prefix indicates Bond's discretionary "licence to kill", in executing his duties. Bond's number-007-was assigned by Fleming in reference to one of British naval intelligence's key achievements of the First World War: the breaking of the German diplomatic code.
@@susymay7831there's some clever dubbing of sound in this. It's Roger Moore's voice that says "Property of a Lady" in the scene with a Fabergé egg
@@susymay7831They combined clips of several actual Bond movies.
Sean Connery was a real man and the perfect Bond.
Perhaps, but he did not know how to light a cigar properly.
Sean Connery was James Bond. All the rest were only playing Bond. IMO.
The original and best..The Bond
Real men wear wigs?
Glad I read the bit about this being a fan edit before posting a comment. The first giveaway was the 1964 tax disc on the Rolls Royce in the opening sequence!
What a cast, Connery, Ralph Richardson, and Gina Lollabrigida. Such great fun!
And did I spot Herbert Lom?
@@nsnopper Trajedy is missing many good actors.
I think it was Alfred Marks who was killed at the end of this clip also. Another good British actor.
Is there enough here to make a complete movie ? This 20 minute short was a great appetizer of what could have been !!
Certainly got my attention -- as in, "How on earth?" Great job!!!
The real name of this movie was The Woman of Straw released in 1964. The film was shot at Pinewood Studios, Audley End House in Saffron Walden, Essex and in Majorca in the Balearic Islands between August and October 1963. This film HAD NOTHING TO DO with the James Bond franchise. It was just another Sean Connery's movie. 🔫🔫
Absolutely! if it wasn't for the added soundtrack, no one would make tha association.
Audley end railway station was the line to London I remember from the late 60s
Thanks for explaining! I was wondering about the title of the film - at 4:25 it's "Portrait of a Lady" 😀
Terrific! A shaggy Bond story! I especially like "The "Frightened City" bits because I always thought Herbert Lom would have made an excellent Bond villain. Also for the other thing: James Bond belongs in the world of the Profumo Affair, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the early days of TV. No JB movie should ever be more recent than Harold MacMillan's resignation in October 1963.
BRILLIANT ! Such time and effort and it sparkles! Made me laugh and also lean-in !!! You know your stuff Rumble Dog! Blessings from blighty ! X
I enjoyed this very much, never ever seen any of these scenes before. Wo derful editing and i had no idea someof thus was colorized. Very entertaining and enjoyable, i wish ihad talent that could create something likd this. We all love Sean Connery as 007.
Sean Connery is so great at playing James Bond, he's even in character when not doing Bond! He made nearly 100 films, and won an Oscar Award as an actor. It's pointless to argue who was the best Bond.
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No argument here 😊
Sean Connery was a greatactor and a great James 😂Bond.connery was Bond.😊
I beg to differ. Sean Connery undeniably did a great job as Bond up until Diamonds Are Forever, which, arguably was the worst Bond film.
The bad script didn't help, but Connery just wasn't into it. Never Say Never Again was better than Diamonds and, well, I'll just leave it at that. Well, one final note on Never - best scene was
Fatima Blush: "You know that making love to Fatima was the greatest pleasure of your life."
Connery: "Well to be perfectly honest, there was this girl in Philadelphia - "
Fatima Blush: "SHUT UP!!!"
Roger Moore WAS 007. From Live and Let Die to A View to a Kill.
Very impressed with the editing. One movie filmed in 64 with Gina Lollobrigida and the other a colorized movie from 61. Although the colorizing is good, that is how I can tell which film is which. The music and dubbing makes it work. All in all a very good job.
Brilliant! Great editing. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I love all the old time James bond movies better than those made today Sean connery & roger moore were my favorite theyre both sauve & good looking may they both rest in peace thanks for posting them ❤❤❤🎉
I thought Roger Moore was gay. It seemed to me he was playing a gay 007. I couldn't stand his 007 performance though I enjoyed his Simon Templer performance in all of "The Saint" episodes.
Super. Really looks like a bond film - but that probably says as much about Connery’s acting skills than the editing. He really was Bond in everything he did, wasn’t he?
He was a much better actor than simply playing 007❤
@doctordeej,,,,Not at all watch him as Pedlar Pascoe in "On The Fiddle" 1961 or as private Flanaganin "The Longest Day" 1962 Both are a Million Miles away from James Bond...
Yes, Connery put on James Bond like a suit of clothing. Completely amazing actor. He hit his stride as Bond.
Never knew this and this film looked to have the makings of a great Bond film .
Thanks for posting .
I am both happy and yet saddened by this as always Sean was the True Bond . An era left behind never to be held again .
Well done! Ralph Richardson would've made a great Bond villain, especially with the wheelchair.
Lazenby wasn't bad as Bond, but Connery has the edge. No one else does Bond justice.
This is mostly from "WOMAN OF STRAW" -not a James Bond movie!
I met Sean Connery in 2003 at beverly hills.
Is that near Croydon?!
@@paulbird1808West Croydon
I slept in the same room and bed as Ian Fleming's nephew in Oxford England in 1970. He had left a copy of "Diamonds Are Forever" on the bedside table.
I met him in 1983.
Great job and full of atmosphere! No real plot, but still head and shoulders above No Time To Die!
No Time To Die was not a proper James Bond film. It was a mess.
I'm Thinking 🤔 Perhaps with Today's Technology some one ( Peter Jackson?) could Enhance this with A I and digital editing an SFX and Create a New Bond film with all the be
Thank you for this most interesting of rare saved historical material.
I have an autographed photo of him from a Bridge Too Far. It begins - To Florence. Written in cursive he made the T and F with beginning loops on each letter in such a way it's making an "O" & "O" = Double O for James Bond. He was the first and best of the Bonds.
Woman of Straw. And I remember those coal cranes on the Quay at Poole, long gone now. As kids, me and my mate, also saw the boat moored at the Quay.
Superb job. Great mini movie.
Genius!!! A classic Bond PTS (Pre-Title Sequence)...and one that compares favorably with "You Only Live Twice" and the very first PTS in "From Russia With Love". Kudos!!
Nice job piecing this together. In the first couple of minutes alone I see clips from Woman of Straw and Goldfinger. This should be interesting.
You could cut this into a really nice two minute movie trailer! Lots of good shots to choose from. 🎥🍿
Sean Connery was an amazing actor RIP
That was fun. Very well done, thanks!
Seeing Clouseau's boss ( Herbert Lom) in this makes it seem like a crossover. Who's next? Edward Platt as Leiter's boss?
A must see for any Sean Connery Bond lover. Bravo Rumble Dog Pictures.
Good stuff.Thanks for posting!
Intriguing! Property of a Lady was also intended as the 3rd Timothy Dalton film but his contract lapsed. Rushes were ostensibly viewed at Cannes but the film never came to fruition. Bond using a Luger? Amazing!
it CLEARLY is named " Portrait" !!! of a Lady, in the opening credits !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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@@agibbs-d6o Why yes it does! Curious. Rumble Dog, what happened there?
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with the BEST Classical music for a Soundtrack!!!!!!!
Man if I didnt know any better,( 5 min. ago) id swear it was a lost Bond flick. Down to the wardrobe. Well done, old man..
Isle of Dr. No was 1962 so this came out 1 year before? or was made, and not released, but then they redid a new script as Dr. No? Fun fact: Dr. No has a twin brother named Dr. Yes, Julian Yes. He is a World renown Chef who had a show called Yes You Can Cook. Where he taught people how to cook his various dishes.
Really nice job! Only problem I see is you call it "Portrait of a Lady" in the credits (04:24).
Pre gadgets. From a cut room floor. It's still 22:43 better than the garage that is pushed today.
Wish the latest Bond film was a lost Bond film. It should be lost and never found.
Still not as bad as SPECTRE
@cjvasta8756 All of Daniel Craig's Bond films,should have been lost. They were all CRAP! He was the worst Bond ever. I doubt the franchise had a future at all after he totally destroyed.
Sean Connery and Timothy Dalton best 007s.
Only "Risicio" and "Property Of A Lady" are the two Bond titles from Flemings stories not to be filmed.
@@stuartsharman3055 There is also “The Hildebrand Rarity” and “007 in New York”. Some would say an element or two from the first story found its way into “License to Kill” (1989) but I don’t see it.
@@stuartsharman3055 I never could stand Daniel Craig and can’t understand why anyone embraced him. He is nothing like Fleming’s creation-no panache, flamboyance, larger than life persona, NOTHING. He is good for portraying a Lithuanian hit man, but that’s about all.
Timothy Dalton was the best for me. If one reads Fleming’s novela “The Living Daylights”, it’s easy to see that the actor read and studied Bond by way of Fleming’s drafting of the character-his portrayal is absolutely spot on!
I’m also very partial to George Lazenby for similar reasons-he is very much in tuned to the 007 of Fleming’s excellent OHMSS novel.
Incredible! I wish they had made all the Connery Bond films in this serious style!
Absolutely astonishing! Just mind blowing, to know there was this, before Dr. No
It’s made up
An apocryphal story, very well told.
Interesting edit. Hard to follow the plot but adding music from the bond films helped.
You have made the colours look like Technicolor - fantastic! This means new films today could be edited to have this Technicolor look - I wish they would do this! Most films today are so drearie to watch.
This is NOT a Bond movie. It's called Woman of Straw with Gina Lollobrigida and Ralph Richardson.
I knew right away just from the title as all the Connery films had Ian Fleming titles, though they often did not really follow Fleming's story.
No, it's a mash up ...and not a very good one, of The Frightened City, from 1961, and Women of Straw from 1964, plus a couple of shots of Bernard Lee thrown in. Really poor.
If Tippi Hedren had turned up,it would have been a bit of MARNIE as well😁
I actually love MARNIE!
I noticed that in some scenes the James Bond Character has a very up to date hairstyle that would fit in 2024.
This is so cool! Never knew about this. With the rest of the footage was available.
Sean Connery was such a handsome man...
@@winniem1989 HE WAS THE REAL BOND WITH HIS MANLY LOOKS
Yes, he was!❤❤❤
"Walked like a Panther.."
It's a little bit inconsistent with the colouring, but it had me fooled for a minute or so; therefore I can't really avoid the thumbs up, great fun!
the theme sounds like Tom Jones with a very bad cold..
Each actor added their own flare to Bond they were all good but yes nobody was like Sean
Great choice of music and editing in of music makes this a real bond movie. Great
Ian Fleming wrote the short story "The Property of a Lady" in 1964. The castle footage is taken from "Woman of Straw," starring Sean Connery and Gina Lollobrigida as Maria Marcello (as she was named in the clips here). "The Property of a Lady" was a planned 1990 production starring Timothy Dalton, but it was never developed.
Herbert Lom was also with Connery in the movie The Hell Drivers. Stanley Baker from Zulu fame was the lead in Hell Drivers. He was originally offered the Bond role but turned it down. Advice from his agent, not to sign on for a multiple movie deal and get type cast.
I Loved Gina, she always looked amazing. Truly beautiful Woman. And talented Actress.
Thanks for the look at the film footage of these movies together. I have never seen them before. But as the Bond character I really miss Sean Connery.
Hell Drivers is a lot of fun; also had David McCallum, Patrick McGoohan, Peggy Cummins, Jill Ireland, William Hartnell and Gordon Jackson in the cast. McGoohan and Baker had both been amateur boxers and agreed to land some real punches to spice up their scripted fight scenes...
@@edwardsullivan8369 Right on. I really liked Hell Drivers. They did speed things up to make it look like they were going faster. There was really quite a star list in that movie. Patrick did Danger Man and later Secret Agent Man. He was offered the role of The Saint but Roger Moore ended up with it. Patrick, like Neal Mcdonough would NOT do love scenes with any actresses. Faithful to their Wives. So it limited roles available to Patrick. McCallum later became a Secret Agent in the Man From Uncle and earlier did marry Jill. Baker being offered the Bond role. Connery became Bond. Patrick and David both did TV Spy roles. Spies were popular in the sixties. It was all great TV.
"The Property of a Lady” was not written by Ian Fleming. It is actually a novel by Elizabeth Adler. Ian Fleming was also outraged by someone who dared to copy his James Bond creation and wanted the film destroyed! However, Ian Fleming (in his childish spite) used the same title, “The Property of a Lady,” to write a short story featuring his fictional secret agent James Bond.
It is Portrait of a Lady on the film title 4:25
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The producer wanted to retitle the film to "Portrait of a Lady". However, the film was shelved before its release date!
Saw the entire movie in a theater back in the late 60s. The best years this world ever had or will ever have again.
Thanks, great work.
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good job old man... but wish you would have lifted 'I think he got the point' from Thunderball, when the baddie gets spiked!
With no new Bond movies on the horizon, this is as good as it's going to get(ha)!
I will be surprised if there is another new Bond movie made I the next 5yrs at least.
Daniel Craig totally destroyed the franchise.
It has totally lost its way.
But I would suggest they base the New Bond on the 007 novels of John Gardner starting with Licence Renewed. I want to see that Silver Beast he drove in it, his beautiful SAAB 900 Turbo. What a sight that would be to see.
Makes me want to get out my 50th Anniversary Collection of bond movies. Every Bond made the best are Sean Connery.
This is The Woman of Straw, films right after From Russia With Love. Part of the movie-package deal Cubby-Harry offered Sean.
Very nice. I wish Sean Connery had come back to play M, but we all knew that M was based on Fleming's mother, so the eventual casting made sense.
Pretty clever overlaying the Bond music in the audio tracks of these two films. Good spoof about Broccoli...he would've burned the film had he made this B-movie prequel.
Wat ontzettend knap en leuk gedaan en wat moet het een werk geweest zijn. Compliment!
I watched Woman of Straw the other week and it was pretty darn entertaining
As others have noted this is a compilation of clips from early Sean Connery movies. I have yet to find Women of Straw but I have watched 'The Frightened City' with Herbert Lom and Yvonne Romain which I believe featured Connery in his first major role on film.
Splendid!
Absolutely astonishing! Did Q rig up the "disappearing" tan? Thank you so much!
Fantastic terrific love it more on here please goddess of love ❤
Wow.. nice work there. Damn nice work- very enjoyable. Shows great affection for the real thing.
Sean was Bond, but tis is a good fan edit giving the appearance from a few films in that period. Certainly not a lost Bond.
It says in the description that it's a fan edit.
Sean Connery made the most out of every second on screen.
I’m confused. Why didn’t this make it on to the big screen
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Very choppy and confusing. But also very clever. Thumbs up for the effort and originality. What's next up your sleeve?
14 minutes of this is all I could take.
Very good,thank you !!
That was very entertaining, especially the fight scene with Alfred Marks...
I’m not British but 13 Stone 8 would be 190 pounds USA if a stone is 14 LBS. Herbert Lom from The Pink Panther Films. Is this all woman of Straw or is there a second film that has clips from it also. Genius editing and selection of scenes from Woman Of Straw to make it appear like a Bond film. With the Music I almost forgot it wasn’t a Bond film. Sean’s Scottish Brogue is much thicker in the scenes with Herbert Lom.
Love the Henry James reference in the title.
Fantastic! Why did Broccoli destroy the negatives?
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Love your title song cover, RDP.
These scenes are from "Woman of Straw." Connery plays a conniving nephew of a wealthy man who uses Gina Lolobrigida to marry the man then steal his money. I saw this movie in the theater in 1964. People REALLY should do more research.
I guess you didn't read the description box.
Herbert Lom as the baddie, and Ralph Richardson, great cast and 007 in an E-Type Jag. It's a shame we don't have the whole film as this looks good. Evidently they tried to make it again with Tim Dalton.
The Property of a Lady was supposed to be Timothy Dalton's 3rd Bond movie as he was initially contracted to do three films.
However, legal issues around the franchise's ownership and distribution rights ultimately delayed the next Bond movie for over five years.
By the time the next Bond film was released that initial project had been discarded - for a variety of reasons - plus Dalton was no longer interested in a planned reboot of the series as he now needed to sign up to a further four movies.
Certain storylines, initially included in Portrait of a Lady, have since appeared throughout subsequent Bond movies in the Brosnan and Craig years.
I'm so excited to watch this one!!