The AR-7 .22 Long Rifle detachable survival rifle that Bond uses here is actually still being manufactured by Henry Repeating Arms right here in the U.S.A!
Yes only it’s chambered in 22 caliber pistol rounds and as a survival weapon that floats the barrel is still in the plastic stock along with the pistol and a 10 round magazine. Around $200 back in 2005
@@jimd2101 I don’t disagree regarding that since it’s a composite of plastic and steel so it doesn’t explode in your face when the bullet is fired but we all love the Bond gadgets and toys it’s our greatest dream to be a spy like Bond, killing, drinking getting the girls and lots of exotic travel.
To me, FRWL was better than Goldfinger since it’s much more intense and dangerous. Bond knows he’s walking into a trap and he wants to spring it, having to face tough challenges like fighting Red Grant when he’s as clever and as strong as he is. Where in Goldfinger, Bond remains in incarceration for about half the film and he kind of sucks at his job (Both the Masterson girls end up dead because of him and his gadgets fail). To me, FRWL is just more exciting since Bond is an active player in a plot that’s so obvious a trap set for him.
It's the little things that really impress me . Bond chased and kissed the grass 3 times , dives over a rock and the gets back into the truck , with his suit coat BUTTONED at all times .
1:53 - This is when they started that famous trick where they had the stuntmen move behind a structure then have the real actor come out from the other side. Then the actor runs in front of the camera to make sure you get a good look at them.
@@hopebgood Not to mention Octopussy when they finish the tarzan sequence and the stuntman falls behind a bush then Roger Moore emerges with a leach on his shoulder.
It was used in the fifties. I remember seeing and old stunt man show when I was a kid that showed how some of the stunts were done in the old days. It was well known by 1964.
Sean Connery was the best 007, and IMO this was one of the top three Bond movies, along with Thunderball and Goldfinger! Was this the first ever helicopter chase scene in a movie? Even if not, then one of the best, and From Russia With Love also had two of his most formidable adversaries, Rosa Klebb and Red Grant (legendary fight on the train)!
Brilliant scene superbly shot Connery, at his classic best.Saw a trivia about this film Connery, nearly got killed the pilot in the helicopter got too close too him.
@@terrythekittieful that was John Jordan who was a stunt man and aerial camera man on You Only Live Twice and On Her Majesty’s secret service. During filming of Aerial stunts where he would use a camera on a helicopter or plane and he got his leg cut off by helicopter rotor during filming of You Only Live Twice. Jordan was working on Catch-22 and was killed when a door opened up he was in getting to film a scene in the air and fell 4,000 feet to his death as he refused to wear a harness when the doors opened in the rear of a bomber plane he was sucked out.
@@silenthunteruk And early on, the producers approached Cary Grant, star of North By Northwest, to play Bond. He considered it, but only wanted to do one film, not a series of movies.
RIP Sir Sean Connery. As a kid I couldn’t help laugh during this scene because of how he is dressed. He always looked like an average joe with his hat and briefcase just trying to get to work while being accosted by a pesky helicopter.
No pierde la calma, en efecto... ¡¡Ni su sombrero!!... Años después, tuvo un hijo: Henry "Indiana" Jones. Y él, tampoco perdía el sombrero. Ni en las más increíbles acrobacias ni en las más enconadas peleas. Aunque estas fueran colgando de un puente colgante cortado, peleando contra un sacerdote hindú fanático, o estando arriba de un tanque, peleando a puñetazos contra los nazis. Saludos!!... Gran segmento!!... 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱😂😂😂😂😂😂🎬📽️🎞️🎥
Connery apparently loved this one so much that when the video game was developed around 2005, he let the creators use his likeness and even recorded new dialogue for the game's storyline.
@@alwoo5645 I read the books a lot of years ago and Craig was closest to the character in the books. Connery was good, but Craig played it straight and was the borderline sociopathic character that Fleming wrote. But I know that people of a certain age will always faithfully recite the gospel that Connery = Bond.
@@hannotn I've read them too. Connery and Flemming actually discussed the character together. Connery just had way better screen presence. Casino royale was excellent and skyfall was good but the others weren't great the last one was terrible. The early Connery ones he was incredibly brutal for example killing Dr Nos henchman.
In today's action flicks with CGI effects, I think we should all take a moment to appreciate how close Connery was to getting smacked by that stunt helicopter. What a dangerous stunt. My hat is off to a true legend. RIP Sir Sean Connery.
The most dangerous time for a military helicopter is when it's motionless and that's why helicopter ground attacks are very fast strafing runs. No matter how tough the armour is, they still have those exposed rotors. When the enemy are unarmed and you're in a helicopter though, it is inexplicable why they don't hover. Like the opening of the Thing where the Norwegian pilot Matias doesn't stop and hover so Lars can get a steady, clear shot. (Not that it would have done anything)
I'm quite confident saying I have one of the very few AR7 22 rifles in Africa. Mine is in Zimbabwe I inherited it from my dad who passed away in 2022. Its in Zimbabwe and even in South Africa it's a very very unusual gun. When you take it down you can literally carry it in a plastic bag and nobody will know you got a gun and can reassemble it in less than a minute literally Ias a family we have taken over 100 game on our farm from kudu, impala, duiker and klipspringer etc. Only animal I haven't taken is a warthog By far my favourite gun in the world
I believe that I read many years ago that Bond's favorite girl was Claudine Auger from the movie Thunderball... She passed away a year or so before Sean Connery did... The girl from Russia with Love really grew on me over the years.. I wonder if she is still living...
I always liked how the helicopter pilot in Tomorrow Never Dies took this to the next level (I doubt it was a callback). In a small alleyway, no less. Be it a rifle or a clothesline, Bond always finds a way out, though.
Never understood why, when a helicopter has the singular attribute that it can hover on top of the intended victim, that they insist on zooming back and forth till they stop just so the good guy can get a nice easy shot. All frightfully contrived and unrealistic.
@@silenthunteruk Just have the pilot match speed and come up over the top of the truck. Drop two grenades into the bed and veer off. Either that, or fly alongside the driver (who presumably won't be able to shoot accurately while driving an old truck on a dirt road) and use the machine gun to hose him down. Still, doesn't make for a good movie. (The "let's run him over with the helicopter" is pretty dumb, though)
honestly, this "homage" to the crop duster scene in North By Northwest was not really necessary in an otherwise impressive film. The producers later admitted that it was tacked on because most of the film takes place indoors in dark lighting and they thought it needed more light and space.
Yes the scene never made any sense. Why is Bond whispering to Tatiana in the back of the truck? Is he worried the guys in the chopper can hear? "Try and straddle the truck." - Wtf? And the helicopter pilot waits until Bond has his weapon assembled before he remembers how to hover. Sound effects are all over the dial. And Bond's pithy reference to One of Our Aircraft is Missing is woefully esoteric, at least 20 years out of date even then. Still, when I was 10 years old, I loved it!
I don’t understand why he had to run so far away only to end about 50 feet away from the place he started. It looked like he ran and covered a get distance from the truck, only to bring them back to that same area.
Excellent work dudes!!! The AR-7 .22 Long Rifle detachable survival rifle that Bond uses here is actually still being manufactured by Henry Repeating Arms right here in the U.S.A!
Nunca perdió la compostura, ni la calma, ni su sombrero. Se dice que tuvo un hijo: Henry "Indiana" Jones. Y él, tampoco perdía el sombrero. Ni en las más increíbles acrobacias ni en las más enconadas peleas. Aunque estas fueran, estando asido - a duras penas - de un puente colgante cortado en una pelea contra un sacerdote hindú fanático, o estando arriba de un tanque en movimiento, peleando a puñetazos contra los nazis. Saludos desde Chile!!... Gran segmento!!... 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱😂😂😂😂😂😂🎬📽️🎞️🎥
Actually, I had misremembered this scene as him shooting the guy through the cockpit glass, but on a rewatch, it seems he pops the guy in the shoulder as he's leaning out to toss the grenade. It clearly doesn't kill the dude, who then drops his grenade in the aircraft. So while I do think it's a little convenient that dude dropped his grenade in the floor rather than out of the helicopter (though maybe he recoiled from the bullet impact THEN dropped it), I don't see that it's that unbelievable. In an in-character context, Bond got lucky that his only shot proved decisive. No caliber-related problems that I see.
What's really interesting is that Sean Connery was almost killed filming this scene because the helicopter pilot was inexperienced. From what I've read, the pilot flew in too close and narrowly avoided Connery.
At 2.52 you can see someone in an identical suit running - bent double -up the slope. Was it Sean Connery moving in to replace a stuntman for the next shot?
It wasn't used in Enemy of the World, 99% sure that the Dr Who team blew up an actual helicopter for that one. Must have had a budget surplus that season 😁
2:49 It's always kind of bothered me how Bond just leaves his fedora hat behind after it fell off his head. Especially as he wears it in the earlier gunbarrel sequences.
It all happened up the hill on the right side of the truck. But then suddenly it all ends down the slope on the left side. That's some non-euclidean shit there. Dig it.
I would help him by running with the lector while drawing their attention by shouting "Hey hey!" While waving my arms and also make funny faces while shouting "na na na na na!" Meanwhile, he would fix his rifle in a safe place and I would draw the helicopter right to where we want it.
The part where you can see both Connery and his stunt double on screen at the same time seemed like a needless error. It wasn’t even a part where a stunt double was necessary.
As Bond runs away from the burning helicopter, notice the other guy wearing the same clothes hunched over moving behind the rocks. My guess is the runner is his stunt double and Connery is the other guy hiding.
I actually just read that if you pulled a grenade pin with your teeth, you would more than likely end up losing them; that grenadier in the helicopter would pretty much be toothless right now with all the ones he lobbed at the truck XD
Inside Bond movies documentary The original James Bond movies actor is CARY GRANT. He was the main candidate for James Bond in Dr No. Grant was an old FRIEND of Albert R Broccoli and attended his wedding.The best man. Roger Moore was also thought of as a BOND in Dr No. They could NOT spend almost all the money to buy Roger Moore free from the TV contract. By then there had been no Bond films. Then they waited and checked if Moore was available several times. 1961 1964 1967 1968 and 1972 when he got the role of BOND for the second time. Only debuted in the movies. Not like BOND 007. That's one of the few more reasons why Moore first played James Bond 007 in Mainly Millicent on television in 1964. Moore is an old FRIEND of Christopher Lee. Lee and Ian Fleming are in the same family. That's one of the few more reasons why ALBERT R BROCCOLI was an actor in his Bond films. The Spy who love me and Moonraker IMDB AND Wikipedia. Ian Flemings Bond movies actor: David Niven Fleming would probably accept Roger Moore as James Bond in Dr No. NEVER Sean Connery. That's one of the few more reasons why BOB SIMMON's STUNTMAN played Bond first in Dr No. Gunbarriel sequence HISTORY. Albert Broccoli and Harry Saltzman could only CONTINUE with BOB SIMMONS STUNTMAN as BOND in Dr No-Goldfinger. Wreck Connery as BOND in Dr No. . The way to say the name borrowed from The Saint films from 1939/1940. (My name is Templar Simon Templar / Templar Simon Templar) The Saint in London the Saints VICATION Connery debuted in Dr No in Casino. 7 minutes after Bob Simmons stuntman. Not in GUNBARRIEL SEQUENCE as MANY people think. Connery got the role of BOND in Dr No because of Darby O'gill and the little people and that CARY GRANT ROGER MOORE AND DAVID NIVEN can not. Connery is DANA BROCCOLIS BOND ACTOR. Dr No Director Youngs James Bond movies actor Richard Johnson The real Sean Connery's Bond movies are from Thunderball you only live twice Diamond are forever and Never say never again. There, Connery does the same as Bob Simmons' stuntman in the first 3 Eon Productions Bond films. Dr No From Russia with love and Goldfinger. Gunbarriel sequence HISTORY.
@@daniellafferety4025 Well that depends on the manufacture, the grenades I used in the military had a bracket on them that flew away when you threw it.
0:51 The soot and dirt from the explosion splashing the hood and windshield of the truck is an underappreciated practical effect.
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0:27 0:27 0:28 0:28 0:29
It even took out one of the trucks headlights!
The AR-7 .22 Long Rifle detachable survival rifle that Bond uses here is actually still being manufactured by Henry Repeating Arms right here in the U.S.A!
I should know! I just bought one (AR-7) four days ago! Lol. 😜
Yes only it’s chambered in 22 caliber pistol rounds and as a survival weapon that floats the barrel is still in the plastic stock along with the pistol and a 10 round magazine.
Around $200 back in 2005
As a long time shooter just buy a damn 22 pistol of rifle .....these survival A R -7 s are useless....seriously
@@jimd2101 I don’t disagree regarding that since it’s a composite of plastic and steel so it doesn’t explode in your face when the bullet is fired but we all love the Bond gadgets and toys it’s our greatest dream to be a spy like Bond, killing, drinking getting the girls and lots of exotic travel.
@@jimd2101 Unless you're Bond. ;)
Luckily for Bond, the pilot discovered he could hover only in the last seconds!
people underestimate the { learn as you go } approach to flying.
The first half of Dr No is great, Goldfinger is great, OHMSS is great, but I think this one is the best Bond ever. Just perfect.
+bigblockjalopy I’m going to assume that the second half of Dr. No is badly paced, has badly aged, and is boring.
The Destroyer2alltrolls I disagree
My favourite was thunderball but now it's this
@@thedestroyer2alltrolls411 It lacks the Bond charme, more like a jungle adventure movie. To me it is boring
To me, FRWL was better than Goldfinger since it’s much more intense and dangerous. Bond knows he’s walking into a trap and he wants to spring it, having to face tough challenges like fighting Red Grant when he’s as clever and as strong as he is. Where in Goldfinger, Bond remains in incarceration for about half the film and he kind of sucks at his job (Both the Masterson girls end up dead because of him and his gadgets fail). To me, FRWL is just more exciting since Bond is an active player in a plot that’s so obvious a trap set for him.
It's the little things that really impress me .
Bond chased and kissed the grass 3 times , dives over a rock and the gets back into the truck ,
with his suit coat BUTTONED at all times .
because (1) very good cloth(2) very good threads (3) very good buttons.
MADE to LAST
forEVER....
(not use And throw made in china,in the year 2007)
Well, he is British, old man. Certain standards have to be maintained at all times.
@@robin-kq7un TA !
Pip pip !
1:53 - This is when they started that famous trick where they had the stuntmen move behind a structure then have the real actor come out from the other side. Then the actor runs in front of the camera to make sure you get a good look at them.
we call it a 'Hollywood switch'.
A good (or should that be bad) example is the Kobe fight sequence in YOLT.
@@hopebgood Not to mention Octopussy when they finish the tarzan sequence and the stuntman falls behind a bush then Roger Moore emerges with a leach on his shoulder.
I don't think this movie invented it.
It was used in the fifties. I remember seeing and old stunt man show when I was a kid that showed how some of the stunts were done in the old days. It was well known by 1964.
Sean Connery was the best 007, and IMO this was one of the top three Bond movies, along with Thunderball and Goldfinger! Was this the first ever helicopter chase scene in a movie? Even if not, then one of the best, and From Russia With Love also had two of his most formidable adversaries, Rosa Klebb and Red Grant (legendary fight on the train)!
The bond girl of this movie is the prettiest of all
Who is she?
@@petikspetikstv9906 Daniela Bianchi. She was only about 21 at the time. Still around, but retired from acting decades ago.
I preferred Carey Lowell in 'Licence To Kill' (before she ruined her hair!)
@@HarvestHome2000 yeah she's good too
Jane Seymour as Solitaire would probably be my pick.
Taking out a chopper with a .22 rimfire. Outstanding!
Ar 7 rifle
It's didn't tho the grenade did
I think it was a 25 acp, not that it’s better lol
And shot the guy who had the handgrenade!!!!!!!
2:52 two james bonds??? What is going on?
Brilliant scene superbly shot Connery, at his classic best.Saw a trivia about this film Connery, nearly got killed the pilot in the helicopter got too close too him.
1:22
Close-call stunts, are the best stunts. :)
One stuntman who worked on a Bond film, not sure which one, lost a limb and later died during a stunt in a non Bond film
@@terrythekittieful that was John Jordan who was a stunt man and aerial camera man on You Only Live Twice and On Her Majesty’s secret service. During filming of Aerial stunts where he would use a camera on a helicopter or plane and he got his leg cut off by helicopter rotor during filming of You Only Live Twice. Jordan was working on Catch-22 and was killed when a door opened up he was in getting to film a scene in the air and fell 4,000 feet to his death as he refused to wear a harness when the doors opened in the rear of a bomber plane he was sucked out.
man, you triggered my PTSD...
the unreleased Twilight Zone movie's helicopter...
Still an impressive scene, even after all these years.
Oh yeah, “realistic”. 😂
@@jjoohhnnx my dude, i don't think two dudes with submachine guns would be trying to ram another dude to death with a helicopter 5 times
The ar-7 was innovative when Stoner designed it.
Don't you mean the AR-007?
As a kid too young to follow these films I confused this scene with the crop duster scene in North By Northwest 😆
It is an internal homage.
Me too 😎
@@silenthunteruk And early on, the producers approached Cary Grant, star of North By Northwest, to play Bond. He considered it, but only wanted to do one film, not a series of movies.
@@silenthunteruk Have you seen a doctor for that?
And our girl here quite gives off a Hitchcock lead actress vibe. Part Eva Marie Saint, part Tippi Hedren.
RIP Sir Sean Connery.
As a kid I couldn’t help laugh during this scene because of how he is dressed. He always looked like an average joe with his hat and briefcase just trying to get to work while being accosted by a pesky helicopter.
Lol
for real, lmao
Rush hour: killer helicopter edition
sounds like a good idea for a short film
2:52 two james bonds??? What is going on?
James Bond... Never looses his cool.
Happy 90th Birthday, Mr Connery!
No pierde la calma, en efecto... ¡¡Ni su sombrero!!... Años después, tuvo un hijo: Henry "Indiana" Jones. Y él, tampoco perdía el sombrero. Ni en las más increíbles acrobacias ni en las más enconadas peleas. Aunque estas fueran colgando de un puente colgante cortado, peleando contra un sacerdote hindú fanático, o estando arriba de un tanque, peleando a puñetazos contra los nazis. Saludos!!... Gran segmento!!... 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱😂😂😂😂😂😂🎬📽️🎞️🎥
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He also never loses his hat!
I've heard, that of all his own Bond movies, Connery liked _From Russia With Love_ the most
Best bond girl
It's my favorite as well.
Connery apparently loved this one so much that when the video game was developed around 2005, he let the creators use his likeness and even recorded new dialogue for the game's storyline.
Russia seems like the perfect place for a good bond villain to come
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Okay it goes not have the cgi of the more recent ones, but a good flick does not need cgi. I agree this is one of the best of all the Bond movies.
He was the best in the role, Rip Sean Connery you will never be surpassed as Bond.
Was well surpassed by Daniel Craig.
@@hannotn😂😂no
@@alwoo5645 I read the books a lot of years ago and Craig was closest to the character in the books. Connery was good, but Craig played it straight and was the borderline sociopathic character that Fleming wrote. But I know that people of a certain age will always faithfully recite the gospel that Connery = Bond.
@@hannotn I've read them too. Connery and Flemming actually discussed the character together. Connery just had way better screen presence. Casino royale was excellent and skyfall was good but the others weren't great the last one was terrible.
The early Connery ones he was incredibly brutal for example killing Dr Nos henchman.
In today's action flicks with CGI effects, I think we should all take a moment to appreciate how close Connery was to getting smacked by that stunt helicopter. What a dangerous stunt. My hat is off to a true legend. RIP Sir Sean Connery.
Your hat off? What about his? Man, that was close but at least he had the final laugh with those helicopter Trump goons.
Yeah that toy helicopter could have scratched him.
@@stevenbennett3805 It really was a full-sized helicopter, though
@@terrythekittieful What's Trump got to do with this? Lol
@@MasterOfKnowledge. Trump was building a golf course not far from this location. Those chopper goons were there to keep competitiors away.
He makes all the other James Bonds look anemic. None of the rest have quite enough iron in their blood.
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I think Lazenby could've pulled off something similar
Is it just me, or do people in movies seem to forget that helicopters don't have to make attack runs like airplanes?
Ikr, There is this special feature called *Hover*
DoctorSauce na
@@senaaquino6180 then tommorow never dies takes hover to another level
and the guy had a submachine gun, why didn't he use it??
The most dangerous time for a military helicopter is when it's motionless and that's why helicopter ground attacks are very fast strafing runs. No matter how tough the armour is, they still have those exposed rotors.
When the enemy are unarmed and you're in a helicopter though, it is inexplicable why they don't hover. Like the opening of the Thing where the Norwegian pilot Matias doesn't stop and hover so Lars can get a steady, clear shot. (Not that it would have done anything)
Pretty solid homage to North by Northwest, which seemed to itself be Fleming-inspired.
FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE: As a child, I always liked the scenes in the gypsy camp. Still a highlight for me today.😍
Are you from russia ?
@@Mrdiegodlc I live in Germany. My mother comes from Belarus. That's why my Slavic name.
I'm quite confident saying I have one of the very few AR7 22 rifles in Africa. Mine is in Zimbabwe I inherited it from my dad who passed away in 2022.
Its in Zimbabwe and even in South Africa it's a very very unusual gun. When you take it down you can literally carry it in a plastic bag and nobody will know you got a gun and can reassemble it in less than a minute literally
Ias a family we have taken over 100 game on our farm from kudu, impala, duiker and klipspringer etc. Only animal I haven't taken is a warthog
By far my favourite gun in the world
@BonganiMagadu.
You mean to say that you haven't taken down the human game with it? What a waste of a gun.
I believe that I read many years ago that Bond's favorite girl was Claudine Auger from the movie Thunderball... She passed away a year or so before Sean Connery did... The girl from Russia with Love really grew on me over the years.. I wonder if she is still living...
Yes she is still alive, she will be 81 in January.
I always liked how the helicopter pilot in Tomorrow Never Dies took this to the next level (I doubt it was a callback). In a small alleyway, no less. Be it a rifle or a clothesline, Bond always finds a way out, though.
I love this movie, old man ! :) .. From Turkey with love :)
The scenery is simply magnificent !
Ohh James!!
Every bond girls favourite line.
Never understood why, when a helicopter has the singular attribute that it can hover on top of the intended victim, that they insist on zooming back and forth till they stop just so the good guy can get a nice easy shot. All frightfully contrived and unrealistic.
Hovering uses up a lot of fuel and makes you more vulnerable to ground fire.
@@silenthunteruk Just have the pilot match speed and come up over the top of the truck. Drop two grenades into the bed and veer off. Either that, or fly alongside the driver (who presumably won't be able to shoot accurately while driving an old truck on a dirt road) and use the machine gun to hose him down.
Still, doesn't make for a good movie. (The "let's run him over with the helicopter" is pretty dumb, though)
Guys - It's a 007 movie. Suspension of Disbelief is required to enjoy it.
@@HappyFlapps true if movies where acurate the hero wold die in the first few frames
They didn't know he had a rifle, and Bond kept them thinking that way. So close! Just one more grenade...
Fantastic job guys!!
I love the way you could go from fake to real backgrounds and no one cared back then :). Tickled.
3:05
Tatiana Romanova: "James, Who were those men?!"
James Bond: "Just some Blokes who dropped by."
Tatiana Romanova: "🙄"
honestly, this "homage" to the crop duster scene in North By Northwest was not really necessary in an otherwise impressive film. The producers later admitted that it was tacked on because most of the film takes place indoors in dark lighting and they thought it needed more light and space.
Yes the scene never made any sense. Why is Bond whispering to Tatiana in the back of the truck? Is he worried the guys in the chopper can hear? "Try and straddle the truck." - Wtf? And the helicopter pilot waits until Bond has his weapon assembled before he remembers how to hover. Sound effects are all over the dial. And Bond's pithy reference to One of Our Aircraft is Missing is woefully esoteric, at least 20 years out of date even then. Still, when I was 10 years old, I loved it!
@@TWW-zk9gw I miss the old gun barrel with Bond sashaying in a hat and business suit as he turns and fires. Too cool for words.
That was a good idea as the indoor factor was way over done in this film.
Well, it got me a toy version of this rifle for Christmas in 1964.
@@1ambrose100 Bond films must have been responsible for half the toy sales between 1964 and 1966 before Batman started its tv run.
Taken right from the North By Northwest crop dusting scene starring Carey Grant who was consider for the role of 007!
“The waves aren’t doing any damage!”
“Try the grenades”
Gotta love how the hat stays on lol
Thanks for uploading this - it's the first 007 scene I remember ... can't remember the rest of the movie from that long ago. :)
I don’t understand why he had to run so far away only to end about 50 feet away from the place he started. It looked like he ran and covered a get distance from the truck, only to bring them back to that same area.
He's trying to confuse the helicopter
@@mapeditorjon5306 well he confused me.
@@brianduggan9909 Lmao
Because in 1964 you went to the movie theater and there was no slow mo or rewind button.
Excellent work dudes!!! The AR-7 .22 Long Rifle detachable survival rifle that Bond uses here is actually still being manufactured by Henry Repeating Arms right here in the U.S.A!
I'd say one of their aircraft is missing, Another great Bond one liner.
Adding the four destroyed in You Only Live Twice, this technically makes Connery's Bond an ace!
Beautiful actress.
A 100% hornbag, excuse the sexist terminology.
Nunca perdió la compostura, ni la calma, ni su sombrero.
Se dice que tuvo un hijo: Henry "Indiana" Jones.
Y él, tampoco perdía el sombrero. Ni en las más increíbles acrobacias ni en las más enconadas peleas. Aunque estas fueran, estando asido - a duras penas - de un puente colgante cortado en una pelea contra un sacerdote hindú fanático, o estando arriba de un tanque en movimiento, peleando a puñetazos contra los nazis.
Saludos desde Chile!!...
Gran segmento!!...
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He never looked more like a cold War mi6 agent than in this scene
The bit of the helicopter exploding was later used in an episode of *Doctor Who* as a bit of stock footage.
Impressive. FRWL was filmed after Dr. Who.
@@drbest87 Not that episode; it was made in 1971.
That little AR -7 take down rifle sure packs a wallop for a .22 LR.
The Queen Elizabeth Carrier is installing them for anti-aircraft defense.
Actually, I had misremembered this scene as him shooting the guy through the cockpit glass, but on a rewatch, it seems he pops the guy in the shoulder as he's leaning out to toss the grenade. It clearly doesn't kill the dude, who then drops his grenade in the aircraft. So while I do think it's a little convenient that dude dropped his grenade in the floor rather than out of the helicopter (though maybe he recoiled from the bullet impact THEN dropped it), I don't see that it's that unbelievable. In an in-character context, Bond got lucky that his only shot proved decisive.
No caliber-related problems that I see.
Well supposedly q branch modified it to shoot 25 acp. So that round has to be able to shoot anything down. 🤣
Bond switching suitcase from left to right to left to right to le.... Amazing:))
What's really interesting is that Sean Connery was almost killed filming this scene because the helicopter pilot was inexperienced. From what I've read, the pilot flew in too close and narrowly avoided Connery.
At 2.52 you can see someone in an identical suit running - bent double -up the slope. Was it Sean Connery moving in to replace a stuntman for the next shot?
Just some other man who happened to be there
The bit where the helicopter flying over the truck stock footage was also used in the opening titles of The Protectors.
amazing observation
Dude with a .22 wins against 2 dudes with submachine guns and grenades in a chopper....
2:31 The shot of helicopter blowing up was clipped by the BBC and was used in the Doctor Who stories Enemy of the World & The Dæmons
It wasn't used in Enemy of the World, 99% sure that the Dr Who team blew up an actual helicopter for that one. Must have had a budget surplus that season 😁
Told you not to play with that pineapple grenade. You won't listen. Lol
Live and learn
Ah, beautiful Scotland!
4 years before this Cary Grant shows how it is done defeating a machine gunning crop duster plane in North By Northwest.
The only good part of that scenario is that rock where Bond took shelter. Really, he was a lucky man.
"One of Our Aircraft is Missing" is a 1942 British black-and-white war film, mainly set in the German-occupied Netherlands.
2:49 It's always kind of bothered me how Bond just leaves his fedora hat behind after it fell off his head. Especially as he wears it in the earlier gunbarrel sequences.
It all happened up the hill on the right side of the truck. But then suddenly it all ends down the slope on the left side. That's some non-euclidean shit there. Dig it.
Like The Way His hair Was untidy then not a hair out of place when he gets to the girl
Of course, this is Bond after all 😎
Reminds me of Hitchcocks "North by Northwest" with Gary Grant
Bond is looking to his right and the helicopter crashes and burns to his left . Haha brilliant
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I would help him by running with the lector while drawing their attention by shouting "Hey hey!" While waving my arms and also make funny faces while shouting "na na na na na!" Meanwhile, he would fix his rifle in a safe place and I would draw the helicopter right to where we want it.
Pretty impressive shot -- and wound -- for an AR-7 (.22 LR). :-)
They cut the scene where Bond shoots dead the pilot of a U-2 high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft flying at 70,000ft with his AR-7. 😁
Reminds me of film North please continue
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Is there anything he can’t do? That was right out of Hitchcock’s “North By Northwest”.
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Inexplicably a Monty Norman cue is heard when the rifle shot is fired, instead of music composed by John Barry.
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The part where you can see both Connery and his stunt double on screen at the same time seemed like a needless error. It wasn’t even a part where a stunt double was necessary.
As Bond runs away from the burning helicopter, notice the other guy wearing the same clothes hunched over moving behind the rocks. My guess is the runner is his stunt double and Connery is the other guy hiding.
I never knew Seth Green was in From Russia With Love. Just kidding, this film was definetly Dr.No turned up to 11 action wise. So many sequences
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Never seen Simon Pegg look so young as when he was dropping those grenades...
very good scene but doesnt come close to Jim Phelps and Hunt on the train, but this scene def inspired it
Awesome shot.
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I actually just read that if you pulled a grenade pin with your teeth, you would more than likely end up losing them; that grenadier in the helicopter would pretty much be toothless right now with all the ones he lobbed at the truck XD
This scene a reminder of film North by North West
When you absolutely, positively got to kill every helicopter in the sky, reach for a .22 LR!
And why did it suddenly burst into flames?
@@Jleed989 .22 tracer rounds 😁
@@Jleed989 he dropped the grenade in there
@@Jleed989 the grenade the assassin was holding fell down in helicopter as he had already pulled the pin when Bond shot him.
Do helicopters ever win battles against people on the ground in movies? Shooter, First Blood e.g.
Goldfinger is over rated. For me dr No, From Russia with Love and Thunderball the best Bond movies.
Hes like "sht, this .22 blew that thing out of the sky.."
Amazing job!!!
His hat sure seemed to be glued on until just before the end...
Ah the ar-7, to this day it still amuses the hell out of me
Probably shaved that thing till it shiney,smooth and so soft he couldn't refuse
What thing?
Always the wisecrack at the end. . . . !!
LOVE YOU 007....
Anyone notice 2:52 connery and stuntman are both in the shot? Literally had to be pointed out to me
When bond shoot the chopper out the sky I think the music is top notch. It's ashame that version of the song isn't on any soundtrack
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Inside Bond movies documentary
The original James Bond movies actor is CARY GRANT.
He was the main candidate for James Bond in Dr No.
Grant was an old FRIEND of Albert R Broccoli and attended his wedding.The best man.
Roger Moore was also thought of as a BOND in Dr No.
They could NOT spend almost all the money to buy Roger Moore free from the TV contract.
By then there had been no Bond films. Then they waited and checked if Moore was available several times. 1961 1964 1967 1968 and 1972 when he got the role of BOND for the second time. Only debuted in the movies. Not like BOND 007.
That's one of the few more reasons why Moore first played James Bond 007 in Mainly Millicent on television in 1964. Moore is an old FRIEND of Christopher Lee.
Lee and Ian Fleming are in the same family. That's one of the few more reasons why ALBERT R BROCCOLI was an actor in his Bond films. The Spy who love me and Moonraker IMDB AND Wikipedia.
Ian Flemings Bond movies actor: David Niven
Fleming would probably accept Roger Moore as James Bond in Dr No.
NEVER Sean Connery.
That's one of the few more reasons why BOB SIMMON's STUNTMAN played Bond first in Dr No.
Gunbarriel sequence HISTORY.
Albert Broccoli and Harry Saltzman could only CONTINUE with BOB SIMMONS STUNTMAN as BOND in Dr No-Goldfinger. Wreck Connery as BOND in Dr No. .
The way to say the name borrowed from The Saint films from 1939/1940. (My name is Templar Simon Templar / Templar Simon Templar)
The Saint in London
the Saints VICATION
Connery debuted in Dr No in Casino. 7 minutes after Bob Simmons stuntman. Not in GUNBARRIEL SEQUENCE as MANY people think. Connery got the role of BOND in Dr No because of Darby O'gill and the little people and that CARY GRANT ROGER MOORE AND DAVID NIVEN can not. Connery is DANA BROCCOLIS BOND ACTOR.
Dr No Director Youngs James Bond movies actor
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The real Sean Connery's Bond movies are from Thunderball you only live twice Diamond are forever and Never say never again.
There, Connery does the same as Bob Simmons' stuntman in the first 3 Eon Productions Bond films.
Dr No From Russia with love and Goldfinger.
Gunbarriel sequence HISTORY.
The AR7 is officially an anti-aircraft gun
ah, the ramming attack. the most natural way to attack a man who's on foot if you're in a helicopter.
An old myth: pulling the pin from a hand grenade with your teeth. Something you should never do.
He is actuallly pulling the safetypins on the grenades with his teeth? If I remember correctly they were hard to pull.
Better yet. He is holding Mr grenade without the pin in. Which means Mr. Grenade is no ones freind then.
@@daniellafferety4025 Well that depends on the manufacture, the grenades I used in the military had a bracket on them that flew away when you threw it.
If you tried pulling them out with your teeth all you would have is a few less teeth.
Wales looks lovely
James you forgot your hat.
I touched this helicopter at a vintage show here in the UK. It had been painted black then. Rip sean