DIE ANOTHER DAY | Bond and Graves duel it out
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 พ.ค. 2020
- Bond (Pierce Brosnan) and Gustav Graves (Toby Stephens) duel it out in the corridors of the Blades Club in DIE ANOTHER DAY (2002). The sword fight was choreographed by former Olympic fencer Bob Anderson who also doubled for Darth Vader in the Empire Strikes Back and Return Of The Jedi’s lightsaber duels.
- ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
"It's just a little sport Miranda ! xD"
*destroys half of the castle*
That part cracks me up.
Actually, it’s The Reform Club In London.
castles were build to be much more durable
It was in need of a remodel
He's fight with angry with Bond, but still throw a jokes after that. 😅
The level of sarcasm in Bonds voice "Oh dear! You want to continue". kills me every time. He's the ultimate troll.
Notice how he spoke in his native irish accent!
I love his opponent as he plays the perfect Intellectually superior Progressive! He reeks of Narcissism! HA HA HA.
Followed up with his aggressive troll face.
Smart move, Graves proved if you fight angry you lose.
i love how bond has had like 30 lifetimes in which to practice all sorts of random skills to a very high level
Yes, fighter pilot, golfer, swordsman, skier, he is even a gamer with that remote control car.
He is Borg. I mean...Bond.
It's the force. It makes you the best at everything as long as you got it
He’s just better at it then everyone else
Nobody does it better.👍
Makes me feel sad for the rest.😔
Nobody does it quite like him.😏
He's the best!!🤵
@@sdfilmproductions4193 hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
"It seems you beat me, Mr. Bond.." I love how he says it in such a friendly way but you can tell he's SO pissed 😂😂😂
I still watch this movie once in awhile. Guilty pleasure movie cuz it’s so cheesy but still good
He plays the perfect evil Progressive Narcissist.
"OF COURSE I WANNA BLOODY CONTINUE!!"
As an englishman this cracks me up everytime hahaha
... so do I whenever a supermarket register says ... this register accepts cards only .... do you want to continue? And my response is .....
@@gdiwolverinemale2745 😂
It’s the first thing I think of when I see Gustav Graves. 😂
I use this phrase daily
The fact it was a North Korean dude with a facial reconstruction and a British accent
I like how Bond's killer instinct kicks in near the the end. Graves is a good fighter, but Bond is an experienced, professional assassin!
You’re so right! I never quite noticed the shift in his physicality after he loses his sword a second time he’s full on assassin starting with the counter punch through the swan dive
First one to die loses
@@BassTownPro he also seems to show to be angrier during that whole part
@@BassTownPro तो पण 🙏🙏🎉🎉🎉 आई इ उच्च
Good observation. I didn’t see that until I watched it through again
This movie is one of my guilty pleasures. Brosnan is MY Bond. Toby Stephens hamming it up and loving it. Halle Berry and Rosamund Pike are both great Bond girls. Weird theme song. Great locations. That hovercraft chase. Cool cars. Fun henchmen. Just overall silliness. I love it.
Pierce Brosnan is my favorite James Bond too. Other actors are good, but Brosnan is just so special.
Same here except for CGI surfing
@@GreenTomas2372 i kinda dig it, it is so ridiculous
@@wilsonpalmpre Same here. I hated Roger Moore especially.
Rosamund plays the bad girl, she's not considered Bond girl. Correct me if wrong.
Toby Stephens is immensely underrated.
Did you see him as General George Armstrong Custer? Magnificent!
He would make a good Jim Clark the racing driver.
Watch Black Sails, amazing as Captain Flint
He would've made a great Bond himself, imo.
@@mrlionX it’s such a damn good show and he is soooo goooodd
Gentlemen, you can't fight in here, it's the war room!
Sledgeh101 Peter Sellers, the greatest “James Bond”.
Well as long as they never saw the big board
Just soviet stooges huh?
This Bond scene is all by itself, the way it starts off normally, then just keeps escalating. Very well done.
This is the ultimate definition of a guilty pleasure, I mean come on this scene is awesome.
Yes imagine playing this as a level if they made it into a video game like they did the 3 other Pierce Brosnan movies
I love how Toby Stephens clearly worked out for the role; hence, he wore a sleeveless top. And Pierce never bothered with lifting weights, and relied on his looks and charm; hence, a long sleeve top.
I never noticed that. Good eye. And yes, his looks beat the other guy.
Brosnan is the GOAT
Sorry, I don't reply to simpletons, EXCEPT to say, I don't reply to SIMPLETONS.
WTF? what makes you think Brosnan "never bothered with lifting weights"? Of course he had to be in good shape for this role, so he would have worked out a lot. Even if he hated doing it, the studio would have insisted
its not really fitting for 007 to fight shirtless in such a fight lol...idk why i reply you you're probably a kiddo but still.
I find the way Gustav casually defuses the situation hilarious.
Reminds me of school bullies. Then when the teacher rolls their eyes and looks away, the bully gets in another hit when no one's looking.
Mouth just bleeding like hell and acting like he doesn't care. 😭
@@paulpm1974 What a charming British way to describe a sword fight!🤵🗡
That, my friend, is the magic of Roger Deakins at work. He also did the cinematography for 1984, Shawshank Redemption, Fargo, The Big Lebowski, A Beautiful Mind, Oh Brother Where Art Thou, No Country For Old Men, The Assassination of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford, True Grit, Rango, Blade Runner 2049, and 1917. I honestly don't think there's a person in Hollywood better at making a scene look beautiful than him.
Just a bit of banter
Wasn't one of the best Bond films, but I still consider this scene to be one of the best sword-fighting scenes. They really look like they're going after each other rather than the usual tip-tap shit you see in films.
“this is terrible”
-guy that does sword fighting
@@username-yc3bd Ooh, in that case, which scenes do you consider better?
I'll go with the end duel in Rob Roy or any in the Duellists.
@@Rekaert
Probably anything in The Duellists, that’s pretty accurate
It is the best bond film….
Your right one of the worst bond,s of all time yet there are some idiot's out there you think it,s awesome
The way Bond kicks the blade at 02:39 is priceless.
Exactly
And that sound effect emphatiseze the coolness ot it
And apparently he only narrowly missed a cameraman!
@@oliverw1636 I was wondering about that too by the direction that sword flew!
*kicks the foil.
This was high octane. I’m really impressed by the choreography and intensity.
Gustav's physical prowess is matched perfectly by his intellectual superiority. The same intellectual superiority that enabled Britain to give the vaunted Rolls Royce Jet engine to the Russians who promptly put in in their MiG-15 Fighter Jet.
Is it just me, or is the audio WAY too quiet in this clip?
Mah
Yes
@eating sugar no papa already have it on max
prolly that way for phone users.
businessman's dirty trick.
If only Bond had tried a few more random spins exposing his back, he would've won in short order.
Is that a jab at starwars?
@@coreypharveyable haha actually no. But starwars had that problem aplenty too didn't it
@@LeanBack_HaveASnack_TakeANap loll..yes it did...
@@LeanBack_HaveASnack_TakeANap my dad always pointed that out, he hated starwars battle,
@@LeanBack_HaveASnack_TakeANap Can't recall many star wars fights in which they do a spin... there's the odd 1 or 2, but it was hardly regular
Everything about this scene is perfection from the moment Bond & Graves begin fighting: the editing, the escalating tension of the magnificent music, the sound design, the general continuity between shots, and most of all the background extras who are all acting “appropriately” (within the context of the film): intensely interested, excited, shocked, scared, amused. Every aspect of sells the action and the escalating hostility between Bond and Graves.
Nope. Clearly a fight managed by someone who doesn't know sword fighting.
@@fjccommish Bro, it’s not about the sword fighting (or fencing). That’s pedantic. I don’t a fuck whether it’s accurate or not because IT’S A JAMES BOND MOVIE. Have you ever seen any of the twenty-seven Bond movies produced over the last 59 years? Not a single one from Connery through Craig are exemplars of fidelity to accuracy. They are escapist and always have been. Since you only reacted and didn’t read what I wrote, I praised the scene and its many elements as ENTERTAINMENT not as a sword master. I’ll leave that to you.
@@DS9Sisko This is ridiculous. What's so miserable in your life that you need to escape from it?
@@fjccommish The only thing "ridiculous" is that you don't have a sense of imagination, fun, the ability to laugh, or the ability to suspend disbelief. You've obviously never seen an actual Bond movie or know that BOND MOVIES ARE NOT EXEMPLARS OF REAL LIFE. But, hey, live in your soulless cocoon of exactitude. It's a fun scene, bro, not a HEMA competition. LOL Good day.
except of the sound level ;) much too less
Everyone watch Black Sails, right now. Because while this scene is solid, Tobey Stevens is a legend and deserves to have his best performance seen.
That show is my favourite. Absolutely amazing!
Link please . 💋
100%
Of course I wanna BLOODY CONTINUE
which is funny because he's a North Korean
That dialogue which I used to ask for new game after losing in chess...
@@alecmasyafee3955 i've done that. i also say that when i'm losing 5-0 at halftime on FIFA
@@alecmasyafee3955 Same
After my cheeks get clapped on MK11
@Bilal Khalid cod sucks 🤮
This fencing scene went really violent. I love how Gustav Graves was releasing some rage against Bond, after what he did to him back in North Korea.
Yeah and you can see at Bond's face that he has a strong disliking for this man, despite not knowing who he really is.
If he isn't more careful the club might revoke his membership.
You're kidding? Bond was furious, he knew he had something to do with him being betrayed captured and tortured for 14 months
The question : If this Gustav is Moon, then where is the real Gustav?
@@deputy_commander7595 Most likely dead.
"First blood drawn form the torso"
*Processed to cut off each others heads, nearly kill half the guest, and would have resorted to explosives if fight was not abruptly ended*
Graves is like a true 19th century nobility, still having his pride
2:18 Pierce Brosnan showing off his comedic chops lol, that whole facial gesture was bloody brilliant
I heard he's such a cunning linguist
“Of course I want to BLOODY CONTINUE !!”
This is the meaning of "That escalated quickly"
I always liked how Graves extended his hand after he lost. Man had class.
Criminally, underrated film
I love how some guy continued reading his newspaper as 2 guys trying to hack each other with swords came prancing down the corridor
🍷Can't part a man from his newspaper unless of course the paper decides to part itself..
He was probs deaf.
Hilarious. You just made me laugh out loud
That guy was actually Sean Connery
@@bandannapizzaman1027 Not listed in IMDB, if it was him, it would have been worth adding.
Toby Stephens, the villain in this film, went on to play James Bond in a series of British radio dramas.
Was a good bit before I released it was him while watching Black Sails.
@James Cricket it’s not like he has a choice
He’s a hell of an actor
@James Cricket most definitely not. He went down grade, radio dramas pays a fraction of a fraction of what films make.
@James Cricket lol of course he didn’t chose. Why would he chose to be worst than what he started with.
This was one of the greatest scenes in any bond film and Rosemont Pike looked absolutely stunning as well as Madonna truely a great fight
One of my favorite scenes in the entire franchise. Love it!!
I became a fencer after seeing this scene.
Was a fencer for a long time, this movie made it cool , finally.
Was unique to add this sport mostly it is just been skiing or golf.
Funny enough after this movie premiered lots and lots of people started taking up this activity, crowding fencing clubs, guess you were amongst them.
So did I. Put up some lovely fences since then, I did
I became a plasterer
"That is enough!" It was enough five minutes earlier, lady!
I knowwww
@@coreypharveyable Ah come on, ye young 'uns - when I was a lad, teachers always let playground fights continue until the opposing parties had beat each other senseless. Only then would they step in and say, "that's enough lads/lasses".
👁 👁
👄
Hard times but we were 'appy!
It was just after Bond won by drawing blood from Graves torso. Her character was a fencing master and would have kept track. She also knew that psychologically, Graves needed to say that himself.
4:54 when your mum catches you and your brother fighting when you were kids
best choreographed fight scene in all of 007 history.
Toby Stephens is awesome. He should be playing larger roles in more mainstream movies.
He's brilliant in the rebooted Lost In Space, streaming now on Netflix
I’m surprised he didn’t come out on Game of Thrones, like many of the actors that have come out on Bond films. I believe he could’ve made a good King’s role, or a Knight’s role, like Ser Jorah Mormont. …Not to impune Iain Glen’s work, another awesome actor.
His role as Captain Flint in Black Sails should have been recognized worldwide like characters in game of thrones. He was incredible
HE should be the next Bond.
@@jinoziniosti5633I would happily concur with you, except he’s a bit long in the tooth for the part (he’s 54).
Fun Fact: the guy playing Gustav Graves, Toby Stephens, goes on to voice James Bond on BBC radio when they adapted the Ian Fleming novels.
So here it can be Bond vs Bond
Oh, you mean in those audio books?
Toby Stephens is the son of the famous actress dame Maggie Smith
"Of course I wanna bloody continue" Graves responded calmly
The most intense vibe check ever..
2:40 okay, I have to like this video just for this kick
I've watched James Bond and read James Bond from start to finish and this is one of the best fight scenes among all the Bond films.
This my own theory.
This Graves is Moon and he'd intend to kill Bond before starting this fencing duel.
If this Graves were real person, he'd might doesn't recognize Bond since Bond were came from nowhere to meet with him.
Yes it is. Despite how silly it all is, which makes it great!
They should have played this game with Nerf guns... *would have been even more intense...*
Imagine it.
No 😆
They should've started with nerf guns then used real ones later.
😂😂😂
james bond running around as fast as he can to pick up fired darts before his opponent
GAAAAAAYYYYY! "first blood drawn from the torso"
I love this intense sound at 2:43 when he is "cutting the air" :)
“Have we met before?”
‘Yeah I think I threw you off a cliff while you were on a hovercraft. Nice facelift amigo’
Graves: Really, Bond? Really?
Does graves really not remember Bond?
@@fkhan577 He remembers him, he's playing him.
@@EmptyBrewsky OK because later Graves is telling someone about the headaches and other side effects .. Thx
*threw
I dread to think how much the repair bill was that got sent to Universal Exports after this.
Comparing to the Chases on the previous Brosnan movies, this would be just a penny. lol
I think it was Graves who paid for it. Shortly after the clip cuts, Miranda says that she's going to 'smooth things over with the club' (as Graves' assistant)
Gustav covered it.
You mean, on their movie set ?
@@The-Rose-and-the-Cross Makes sense. Graves was the one who insisted on “upping the weapons.”
One of my favorite parts of this movie
This movie is seriously underrated. It's very fun to watch
The movie gets a lot of (understandable) hate but this scene is awesome.
Great score from David Arnold.
Not understandable at all
Yeah a good scene, and one of the best scores
Never seen anyone hate this movie, I’ve always loved it. 1 of my fave
@@MrYoungzay it's sadly widely regarded as one of the worst in the fandom, and honestly I've really come to like it. A lot.
I remember seeing the beginning in the theater. I was stunned, floored. Best opening of any Bond movie ever, paired with the perfect song.
Pierce Brosnan remains the best and smoothest Bond ever! 😭😭😭
🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
I can't believe this movie came out 20 years ago. I went 3 times to the theater to watch it. My God how time flies...
Massively underrated Bond.
Sometimes it takes retrospect to appraise a piece's value.
This is one of the most epic and enjoyable sword fights in any movie I've ever seen.
I like how they continually change weapons throughout the scene. They start with fencing foils, then during the serious part they use sabers, then a katana for Graves, then longswords.
Yeah, I loved the whole idea that they tried out all kinds of swords. All that's missing is a machete.
Is that a longsword or an arming sword?
@@johndododoe1411 I believe they're longswords. They have long handles and blades that are as long as at least half the height of Bond and Graves. They also seem a bit on the heavy side, from how the two fighters swing them around. That rules out arming swords.
none of those things are right
Pretty sure the first ones are Eppe
Just another afternoon at Blades Social Club.
Lol
As someone who's studied Historical European Martial Arts for 20 years, I can always appreciate a good sword fight
Still the best on screen sword fight.
And this is how Toby Stephens became a pirate on Black Sails
Lol indeed hahaha
2:21 When videogames ask you if you wanna continue
Why can't Madonna act? She had 3 lines
When Netflix asks if you wanna continue 😂
Lol
@@jeksinamariy6509 Oh my god, shut up! That comment has been made too many times already! Quit milking it!
Toby Stephens, what a phenomenal actor.
Even after years this is a proper intense duel
Some 19 years later, I'm expecting _Die Another Day_ to make the cancellation list for Toby Stephens character originally being of Asian descent, lol!
Rosamond Pike's reaction after Pierce says "Bond" is priceless
Nope
This is an excellent example of a well choreographed cinematic sword fight! I love how they use the longswords, there are no complicated movements just emotional hacking, exactly how amateurs would use such weapons, neither Bond nor Graves know how to use such weapons, which is excellently reflected in the fight. Usually you have the heroes being experts at handling any weapon, which is patently absurd. Nobody can use every weapon with the same level of skill.
For an average hollywood screenwriter every sword is just a sword. :)
@@Zodroo_Tint Well said, lol.
@@Zodroo_Tint Except katanas. In Hollywood, they're practically lightsabers.
Other than the extremely unrealistic escalation of this scene into a life or death swordfight, you are absolutely right!
That, my friend, is the magic of Roger Deakins at work. He also did the cinematography for 1984, Shawshank Redemption, Fargo, The Big Lebowski, A Beautiful Mind, Oh Brother Where Art Thou, No Country For Old Men, The Assassination of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford, True Grit, Rango, Blade Runner 2049, and 1917. I honestly don't think there's a person in Hollywood better at making a scene look beautiful than him.
Its sad that there will never be a bond movie like this again.
Yep, back when masculinity was cool xD
If he isn't more careful the club might revoke his membership.
3:27 "This should keep him at bay"
This sword fight alone was worth the whole Movie.. I remember watching this in theaters as a kid.. Halle Berry was stunning. ❤
Even tho they are cheesy, I always liked how in the Brosnan movies, Bond is like a multi talented artist who can literally do any sort of extreme sport
People use to hate DAD so much for many CGI and script mistakes, but in the last few years, it has grown on me a lot. Not one of my favourite Bond movies, but it's still a pretty good enjoyable one to watch. Despite its flaws, it still is a Bond film and it has its moments - this fight is one of them.
Xtreemo
It's basically a comic book Bond film and I'm not opposed to that frankly. The most popular Fast & Furious movies use this template.
Plus Pierce Brosnan, Rosamund Pike and David Arnold buy a hell of a lot of goodwill with me.
@@PurushaDesa True!! The "Comic book" argument really fits this particular film. It indeed looks like one and I'm also okay with that.
I also love how Brosnan actually saved this film, along with Toby Stephens (He is a great underrated actor, imo). Rosamund's debut was perfect as well.
For Arnold - YES. It's one of his best and one of my favourite Bond scores.
@@PurushaDesa Die Another Day are always reminding me of what James Bond movie should always be. It might not be the best James Bond movie, but for me Die Another Day is the last "Classic James Bond" movie because from Casino Royale on, James Bond movies aren't as fun as it always be. I'm having more good time with Die Another Day over any Craig's Bond movies.
@@paakdisayaniyom I love all of Craig movies (Yes, even QoS) and he was the 2nd Bond I've grew up watching (with Brosnan being the first). But Brosnan's movies will always have a special place in my heart.
All I wish is that this film had taken the "rogue agent" approach and had Bond wandering the Caribbean hunting for Zhao and the answer as to who betrayed him in North Korea without all the sci-fi stuff (e.g. Zhao could simply be trying to remove the diamonds from his face); but as it is, imo DAD is okay, but frankly fantastic until around this scene.
He'll always be Captain Flint to me.
The twist of his character and the backstory made me loved his performance even more.
He will always be the bad guy from that one episode of Sharpe for me
Yes. James McGraw will forever be in my heart.
LoL. He's Flint. Didn't see that coming. Thought hw was Jackie Chans clone
Was looking for a comment like this.
Gene therapy or not, it’s amazing how that “North Korean” was able to imitate the British accent so flawlessly 😂😂😂
@@karrr1573 Yeah remember that but still, I doubt you'd be able to keep it up 24/7 and do it so well
He said he lived all his life in the West
@@ovs4744 He only studied in the west for a few years....You don't just drop an accent that easily you know.....people who live all their lives in another country still have their original accent....
@@killbot86 they don’t and no it was literally said in the movie he lived in the west almost his entire life to be a bridge between NK and the west
Perhaps the most impresive part is Bond's left foot flick of the Foil away from himself @ 2:40. What an impressive kick!
I keep rewatching that, I hope it's not CGI because the kick was so good
Many people seem to believe that Brosnan was not a good Bond, I disagree. I enjoyed most of his Bond movies. Clip shows how good he was.
He was okay as Bond. Nothing special, Dalton, Moore and Connery all much better. Only GoldenEye and Tomorrow Never Dies were good movies under his era.
@@codpro627
In hinesight, I thought that Moore is the weakest of the Bonds, Dalton was very underated,.... Conery and the Craig the best. Bosnan I felt struck a nice balance between the serious and rather glib Bond that Moore portrayed. After all is said and done, they all played their own take on the part and were all enjoyed. I have watched the Bond Movies from the very beginning.
Brosnan was let down by bad scripts. The action and his portrayal were good.
Connery. Period. Don't even start with anyone else.
@@codpro627 Lol Dalton and Moore are not better than Brozza
So thats where captain. Flint got his cutlass skills
Lol
such an underrated show!!! Black Sails!!!!
From 4:37 until the end of the fight was one of the best parts, really nice to see him kick ass plus hearing that 007 score was a good touch
One of the best bond scenes ever.
Gustav is the ultimate British Progressive Intellectual nut case.
This is actually a good parallel to guys having an argument, how quickly we can just let shit go lol
Yeah once we slive it its over. Women will hold a grudge for 30 years over something her best friend did in 3rd grade 😄
Ha yes, just being pricks smashing everything up and endangering children passing by.
This is my favourite
Bond actor
A thoroughly under appreciated movie sword fight!
Because this movie was hated
Thanks you so much for the informare re who Choreographed the Swordplay. It was brilliant.
My favourite part of this scene is that the British trained butlers continue serving Devonshire tea to seated guests during the sword fight.
Want to continue? OF COURSE I WANT TO BLOODY CONTINUE!
@Bilal Khalid stuck up dont like stuck up people I guess 😛
For me the best Bond scene in all of the movies. Well done Pierce and Toby.
Time is proving to be very kind to the Brosnan era Bond films.
The way Bond flicks the foil away. classic.
I don't remember this movie being that insane! Good God!
diamonds...
I dont know why but this fight scene and film is one of the things that got me into real HEMA or Medieval Martial Arts, so deadly but so epic!!!!!
"Oh dear!...you want to continue?"
I always thought "Die Another Day" deserved an Oscar for sound design, based on this scene alone.
Love how Graves still keeps his manners at 4:09
Reverse psychology you mean
I was in a fencing club in high school. This is a very accurate recreation of what happened there on a daily basis.
This seems only like a well-shot action scene for those not familiar with the story. Given the history of the two characters, the choreography elevates the stakes that much more.
How cute the woman from "gone girl movie" was!!
Rosamund Pyke
It's Captain Flint from Black Sails. Damn. It's funny to realize those things in retrospect - that is when revisiting old movies realizing you thought you've seen them the first time in a newer
movie.
No way! I didn't recognize him
Ignoring the ridiculous script for a moment, that was actually a really well executed fight scene!
This is among the most English scenes of any Bond film.
Lightsaber it needs
MmmMMMMmm. Cultured you are, a galaxy far, far away, it is not.
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12:21
So uncivilised
@@lohboonl Obi Wan agrees
3:55 Very cool detail when Bond changes his fighting stance from one-handed swordplay to a kenjutsu stance once Graves wields a katana against him. Bond knows that he´s no match unless he counters with the same style. Alas he´s sword ends cut in half.
Bond did study with ninjas (You Only Live Twice).
Very good acting in this scene
Boy, that excalated quickly. I mean that really got out of hands fast.