CASINO ROYALE | “I’m the money.”
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- “I’m the money.” Bond (Daniel Craig) meets HM treasury agent Vesper Lynd (Eva Green) for the first time on the train to Montenegro in CASINO ROYALE (2006). The scene was shot at Modrany Studios in Prague. Producer Barbara Broccoli said: “She is the woman who places the biggest mark upon Bond for the rest of his life.”
Eva Green's portrayal of Vesper is proof that looks are helpful, but intelligence and personality are what make a person truly enjoyable to know as a friend or a romantic partner.
Personality and looks are both important for a partner
Not really intelligence to the degree that there’s some war of the minds occurring and somebody feels dumb out of the exchange.
Much of love is about accepting each other and personality/chemistry has much more of a hand in it.
One of the best French actress. Eva Green is so cool .
I actually named a variation on the "Vesper" cocktail, "Vesper's Broken Heart", as I made it with Lillet Rouge, the RED version of the Lillet aperitif that was an ingredient in the original "Vesper" cocktail, as specified by Ian Fleming in the original novel from 1953.....
@@lukejulian2690 exactly, looks real you in. Personality seals the deal.
"Rolex?"
"Hello kitty, limited edition"
"Beautiful"
🤣🤣🤣🤣
KekMax
extacly what tony stark would have said
😅
*Vesper Lynd has left the chat*
3:07
“You know: former SAS types with easy smiles and expensive watches. Rolex?’
“Casio.”
“Rolex?”
“Burger King.”
Took that from the other comment on the video clip of this scene
"Huawei"... BEAUTIFUL! C:
Hotel ?
Trivago.
"Rolex?"
"Mi Band"
The "Skewered. One sympathizes." is such a perfect line and delivery that I think it is one of the main things that escalated Daniel Craig to such a high mark so early on in my head. I have seen it a dozen times, but I never fail to audibly laugh.
I so agree, but one of many great lines of a perfectly developed scene. Love it all.
back in 2006 i didnt understood the reference and someone explained to me like :"Owned, one sympathizes". Remember when "pwn" was a thing?
So kudos to the scriptwriter.
It's my favourite line of this whole scene although I do have to admit I don't quite "get it". Is Craig talking about the actual lamb that he ate, or is it a cloaked reference to admitting that he has been thoroughly pwned by Green, without explicitly admitting defeat? The way I process it is as if she's asking "How's the burn?" and he's saying "It's there. One sympathises."
@@hafizimranYT I don't get any of it. Hell I don't even get what he means by One sympathyses?
Vesper introducing herself with "I'm the money" is so damn cool.
and bond saying every penny of it makes it much cooler
"every penny of it"
This is the clue she is a counter agent
and the answer "every penny of it" is so damn witty
this whole scene is almost like a 40s noir. The dialogue is just razor sharp and witty. Like I am watching Double indemnity or something.
A great scene the chemistry between these 2 is 1st class."Im the money" " And every penny of it".Brilliant probably the best bond film ever.
WOW I'm impressed. Especially you are not a big fan of Daniel Craig.
No it’s not
@@greatwuta Sometimes you have too get credit too people
@@michaellawrence7570 I know the feeling. I have Roger Moore as my 4th favorite James Bond actor but in my top 4 favorite 007 films, 3 of them, starts Roger Moore.
This was my favorite scene when I first watched it. Though, CR had too many memorable scenes. Nothing like a good verbal jousting!
"I'm the money"
"Every Penny of it"
That was neat.
I fell in love with Eva right there and then.
Dreadful....... penny.
What does every penny of it mean?
@@bokker9348 like it is worth every penny = she is perfect in any aspect.
I fell in love with Vesper the moment she put on that form fitting dress.
One of the most believable couples ever in a movie. The chemistry is through the roof!
A rich good looking guy with a hot chick. Seems like other movie
Absolutely true! They chemistry is sensational!
@@Big-guy1981 I really hope you are being sarcastic there for your own sake.
@@TheParez Im afraid not.
@@Big-guy1981 That's not the point. Their relationship was slowly built up over the movie, they did not fall in love just like that without any understandable reason.
Eva Green was an excellent addition to the Bond franchise and elevated the Craig era immediately.
Elevated from what, this was his first film!
@@davids3539 saying within his first entry she elevated the material and expectations immediately and where he could go almost immediately. Fantastic casting. Just rewatched last night. Still impressive.
Eva Green, with the performance of a lifetime, is the best Bond girl ever.
shes Bond's first lover
@@itachi-kun7736 and only true love.
bruh bond got married in one of the older movies and in no time to die he had a kid ffs she’s not his only true love
@@ninjamike4562 The character, Bond, has probably bedded more women that you have had hot meals. To have had a kid does not require love.
I have to agree. This scene was hotter than all of the typical 007 love scenes before.
What an incredible and brilliant way to introduce a character, let alone the Bond girl. It’s so satisfyingly subversive because you expect “oh heres just the Bond girl yada yada” but She matches and even surpasses his wit and charm and that’s just so awesome!
What’s satisfying is you actually believe that....lol
Right. Just don’t say awesome. Americans.
@Justin Gary We can all agree the Star wars Rey series was a dud.
Hamill himself said he played Jake Skywalker in it not Luke Skywalker
@Justin Gary Dunno what they were thinking.. But Star wars or any other franchisee is not the place to promote feminist agenda.
Dude! She's at least the 100th Bond girl of that type: Pussy Galore, Jill Saint John, Octopussy, the short haired girl in Licence to Kill, the two girls in Golden Eye, Sophie, Marceau, Halle Berry, etc.
"Rolex?"
"Omega"
Product placement, ladies and gentlemen.
Ironically they failed to pronounce it properly.
Amiga.....commodore
@@Nikola16789 Nope it's actually pronounced Oh-Mee-Guh... though it should just be Oh-Meh-guh.
No one cares!
@@Nikola16789 but Bond does
This scene is so iconic. The noir atmosfere, the dialogues, the stage lights, costumes, everything is just unique and makes this movie a kind of its own. Casino Royal is a timeless screenplay outside of any other Bond in the entire saga.
He admires her because she is the female version of himself: insecure, highly intelligent, driven, and solitary. Plus in the contest with her, she gave as good as she got, so he has to consider it a draw.
But he doesn’t, Bc he knows she read him wrong.
If we are to believe the popular consensus, Vesper would be an INFJ and Bond an ISTP as per the MBTI personality types.
@@TheParez Interestinfg, I did the test a few months back and scored infj what would you say are vespers qualities that are infj?
@@TheParez As a psychology graduate, I'd MBTT is pretty much horseshit simply because there are no "types of personalities", just traits. There are better tools out there to measure personality (Big Five, CPI etc.), one's that actually assess reality as it is, not as we imagine it to be.
@@suspendedtwice4sayingrasis261 Yeah, I know it's merely a tool to give guidelines what kind of traits you have and thus give a direction if you will.
One of the best Bond girls. Her portrayal was so good that it makes complete sense why for the rest of the 3 films Bond is haunted by her memory...
Yeah. You could very well make the argument that she is the greatest Bond girl of all time.
@@cooperwolfe5478 the reason he was this affected by her death is that she was technically his frist love . Her death lead him to becoming the cold womanizer he is in the other flims .
@@cooperwolfe5478 I said get out. Camille is obviously the greatest
I watch whatever Eva Green is in😀
I love his reaction at the end. His smiling face that seems to say, "Well played.", that hints he actually enjoyed it a bit, having someone give him back as good as he gives.
"I'm the Money" has to be the most confident line ever uttered in cinema history....and I can bet every penny on that!
Actually, that would be "Tell me, Miss Trench. Do you play any other games?"
Vesper: "I'm the money"
*Proceeds to steal all the money.
That was glazed over so hard.
She didn't steal it. She went knowingly to her death, and made a deal for Bond's life.
Bond: “Every penny of it.”
The verbal foreplay in this scene is exquisite.
The eye contact. The sarcasm in both their speech. Perfection. Also Eva Green is the most beautiful Bond WOMAN ever, period.
The dialogue is superb.
Nobody cares
Atomic S.H. Evidently you do
@@atomics.h.1824 Idiot.
Haggy ur mum
@@ThisShitIsWeird Nice brain damage you have there.
Eva Green is the reason I re-watch this Bond's movie several time. The best Bond's girl ever.
The subtle details are fantastic. Bond's line about hoping she gave her parents hell for naming her Vesper seems like a throwaway, if rude, comment but is actually a technique for him to learn more about who he's dealing with. Really great.
"Skewered. One sympathizes." never gets old.
What does it mean?
@@madebytanice6617 that just like his lamb, vesper skewered him, nailed him with her description. Thus he sympathises with the lamb.
This dialogue alone is worth rewatching Casino Royale the rest is bonus.
Eva Green, in a class above the others in Bond movies.
Still the best of the Craig Bond Girls
@@jeffreyknickman5559 Eva Green must come back for future 007 Movies, if they make more.
@@jeffreyknickman5559 Best of any Bond girl, period.
@@kelseyk530 yepp
“You’ve noticed?”
“Even accountants have imagination”
She is everything that Lea Seydoux isn't. Confident, smart, beautiful, and strong in her own way. Sorry, sometimes you have chemistry with someone, and sometimes you don't. Maybe she's just written better.
@@leftcoaster67 I agree, Lea Seydoux just doesn't cut it. Very underwhelming Bond girl, I never found her character likable, and the way she escalated with Bond was too unnatural and scripted. I get it, Bond is a lady's man, but it doesn't make any sense how Dr. Swan changed from cold and prickly, to completely infatuated
@@riccardozanetti2893 I think that is more due to how Madeleine is written than Lea's portrayal of her.
It would be very difficult for her to notice given that he's been sat down since he met her....
@@ed32568 And No Time to Die confirms this. Her character was fleshed out a lot better this time and she became a very successful manipulator.
This scene made me curious about English language, so i started to learn it harder and now can understand everything they say.
P.S. Greetings from Russia with love
Well done pal, I want to learn russian some day glad you got the hang of our language.
Ahhaaa I see what you did there
I'm Russian too. And I've been learning English about 5 years. This scene must be taken to the chamber of measures and weights as a standard of fluent British English.
@@aliscander92 it's kinda snobbish
Если это правда, то ты молодец.
If only real conversations would be like that... such delight
Real world don't have warm filters or Overcomplicated british accent, seriously I can't understand thier long sentences
@Louis Tea Enjoyer yeah but there is actually so much subtext in their words and countenance that I find rather entertaining - I'd prefer that to 90% of any "normal" conversation
I’d imagine a conversation like this would between witty and intelligent people. Fun, nevertheless.
Just need to surround yourself with more interesting people who don't tolerate pettiness. I know a handful who enjoy layered conversation like this.
all my conversations last less than 30 secs 😅
As much as i love Lea Seydoux, these two were truly electric together
Yeah I agree. Vesper Lynx might be the greatest Bond girl of all time, given how until the beginning of No Time to Die James struggled to get over her.
Eva green should have played yennefer in the witcher.
Anya did a very good job, who knows if Eva would've nailed it, maybe... maybe not, get over it.
@@sepheul Get over it? As if I'm hunched over and sweating at an opinion.
Anya's portrayal was good too by the way.
@@sepheul But she looks too childish while yen's known for her mature demeanour
She would've been fantastic. In both looks and voice. The makeup department would barely need to do any work.
I won't discredit Anya. She's good and the casting won't change so I might as well get used to her but not using Green was definitely a missed opportunity
CountJimbo no such thing she’s still a bombshell in her 40th year - yen would have been perfect as she would have been more than a match to Henry
THE DIALOGUE! The chemistry between these two is palpable. Exceptional work- and easily the best of Daniel Craig's body (ahem) of work as James Bond.
Eva green as Vesper Lynd was a great casting choice. Eva green is by far the best Bond girl/woman.
There are 25 Bond Films so far and this is the greatest scene of them all. You can not write Bond dialogue more spot on.. or deliver it better.
Rarely a perfect feeling moment comes along and that is why we tend play it over and over in our mind..
I wish, they could have had their happily ever after. I loved this couple so much.
It was good when they got going together.
We all do; unfortunately it never happened.
Yes, way more chemistry than with that Swann girl from Spectre 😴😴
@@thebatman4279She was too young and inexperienced for him. Vesper is more his equal.
"Former SAS type with easy smile and expensive watches, Rolex?"
"Mi band"
Do you see how he gets up when Vesper gets up? Etiquette gentlemen.
a wonderful touch even Cary Grant might have overlooked - would have been so easy to leave Bond nonchalantly reclined in his seat - but I guess this is how we know she has really earned his respect & stirred his intrigue. An obsession with detail - similar to that outrageous 3 piece suit in the last scene - made this the best Bond film ever.
Yes =) Bond also stood up at dinner when Vesper leaves later in the film before being kidnapped, real class.
I've met men who stand up whenever a woman arrives or leaves. It seemed a little odd.
@@lucasderman4704 If men get up every single time a woman leaves, it would be odd. You only get up if she is leaving without coming back.
@@TheWorldsStage nice one
God I love how Bond dresses down Vesper in this scene. I also love how she gives as good as she gets and later they both prove each other wrong. Y'know, until she betrays him.
Vesper Lynd is a perfect example of modern woman's predicament, without any bravado or cheap tactics to make her appear "strong" or "independent". One of the last great female characters in a male-oriented action film.
And they butchered what could've been a great, deep complex character that Bond recognizes Vesper in Severine in Skyfall.
Kim Wexler?
For all the stunts and tricks and crash bang wallop, this is genuinely one of my favourite bond scenes. Really tight dialogue, superbly delivered, with just a hint of what is to come.
By far the best scene in any Bond film, ever. Absolutely brilliant.
"Rolex?"
"Mickey Mouse watch."
Robert Langdon: y'all hear sum?
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Eva Green, most beautiful Bond girl to date.
Nobody cares
Most beautiful for Craig's Bond.
@@atomics.h.1824 You did
Tatiana Romanova, played by Daniela Bianchi.
hardly
This is Daniel Craig's finest Bond film and the standard to match...Amazing script, amazing chemistry, amazing action.
I truly believe this is the best James Bond 007 movie ever made. The writing and acting is superb.
Agreed. It’s also worth mentioning the amazing locales and soundtrack. Phenomenal movie all around
I am of the same opinion, for me this is the best Bond movie ever and Vesper the best Bond lady.
I strongly concur
For all the car stunts, fights and shoot outs, its these , beautifully written, expertly delivered and edited sequences of dialogue that make 'bond' different.
Eva is no Hollywood Barbie but a true beauty, Daniel a man even hetro men begrudgingly accept is attractive, the interplay intelligent and demanding. Top class cinema; thank-you.
What makes you think this is my first time?
This is one of my favourite movie scenes without any action in it.
The dialogue is so well written as it gives a very tiny hint of James and Vespers mysterious and intriguing yet troubled backstory...
Daniel and Eva play this scene perfectly. I memorized this great scene and always enjoy it when I re-watch this movie!!!
Same here. I rewatch this regularly. Such wonderful, educated, witty dialogue! It's sword fighting with words - and Bond gets skewered.
This particular scene is what makes Casino Royale is the best all-time Bond movie for me. The script, dialogue and the way they portrayed speaks volume of how central intelligence and spies works. Just amazingly brilliant.
Vesper was a full character. And that's why CR was the best bind movie. This scene has to be one of the most memorable in Bind history
One of the great Bond scenes of all time. Eva Green is a treasure. Their chemistry here is electric.
This is the best scene by far the Craig era has produced.
It encapsulates everything that Bond is and that Bond should be.
3:45 His look in the eyes… So expressing a man already in love with a woman. So sweet…
This is probably best scene of the whole 007-franchise and the most important one concerning development and exposure of the Bond character.
And god - her eyelashes when she blinks, turns her head and smiles!!!!!
What a great dialog with the good dynamic between the characters. The way they read each other is not only superb, but actually lays the groundwork for themes like reading people and trust, which come into play later in the movie.
"How was your lamb?" "Skewered. One sympathizes." Incredible line.
Have you noticed how the characters slightly sway from side to side to make
an impression of a running train?
They are actually in a studio
(notice the video looping window at 1:33)
This is some serious acting ❤😊
Nice spot
"Rolex?"
"It should have been but Omega paid more money for placement..."
Omega>>>rolex
007 is not about show off
Went with Omega still, because it made such a splash in Goldeneye.
It's classy to NOT have the most expensive brand there
Rolex probably paid for this line too. lol. Genius.
Omega screams aggressive, fits Bond persona perfectly.
Categorically, the best bond girl ever and the most naturally beautiful in every way. Period.
This was likely the most Bondesque exchange since the days of 'Tomorrow Never Dies'.
I have to say this has got to be my favourite line a movie bout a watch. "Rolex?? Omega.. Beautiful". This conversation was executed brilliantly. Which is also what makes Casino Royale such a great Bond movie.
Eva is my favorite “Bond Girl”....Brains and Beauty.....she also makes us believe in her role. Absolutely wonderful actress
"Rolex?"
"Omega!"
Thus, the birth of a slew of "Rolex vs Omega" youtube videos.
Skewered
Personally I’m an omega man just like 007 and Prince William
Taeger...
Taeger is for women, who kill bad men...
Tag-Heuer cries in corner.
Toast to the writers of this very sexy scene.
toast to your willy
I fell in love with Eva Green because of this conversation.
I am with her because of her eyes
What make this movie memorable
1. The chase
2. The fight sequence in emergency exit area
3. The effect of brutal fight on Vesper
4. The torture
5. Vesper as double agent
6. The suicide
7. The broken bond determined to never fall in love
8. And "The Eva Green magic"
No Time To Die makes this scene so much more impactful
I like the fact bond dies so he doesn't end up with madline and insted with vesper
@@benjaminterrell998 I’ve thought on that a little more since rewatching Casino Royale this week - very lovely thought.
One of the best scenes in Bond movie history.
Vesper was perfect for the Daniel Craig bond. They tried to replicate it in Spectre, but it really fell short.
quite possibly the greatest dialogue exchange in all of the bond films. hell most other films.
"Skewered. One sympathises" is the single best line of dialogue i have ever heard
And I still have no clue what that line even means. What exactly is he saying there?
Casino Royale is my favorite Bond film of all time. That may seem wild for some people, but I've seen all of them, and something about this one just sticks with me every time.
Not wild at all actually...i'd say you're in pretty good company
“You formerly worked for SAS, wear Rolex and drink expensive wine...”
“I previously worked for Ryanair, the watch is Casio and bought the wine at a gas station...”
A carton, not a bottle
The best scene, considering all films. I've seen them all, many times over, and this is the most memorable dialogue.
Very well constructed scene/dialogue with excellent chemistry between the 2 of them. Eva Green is superb!!
This is the kind of dialogue that harkens back to the snappy banter of Hollywood's better days. Even Howard Hawks might well have been impressed by a scene like this.
His little jab towards the lamb at the end showcases an ability to laugh at oneself and not take himself too seriously. He's arrogant BUT he's not a prick. He can acknowledge she won their little back and forth, an attractive quality for sure that she likes as shown by her little smile before she leaves.
He let her think she won he's not an orphan
@@mustafa8920 wwhat ?? :)))
@@mustafa8920 Check out Skyfall his parents headstone is shown
He made her think she won. She didn’t. She actually read him wrong.
It was a draw to be honest.
Eva Green's complete inability to keep a straight face during the blatant product placement at 3:15 gets me every time.
Wow. Very sharp observation. Never caught that before, but you are 100% right.
I love this.
Daniel Craig as the 007.
And Eva Green at her charming best.
Gorgeous as ever.
Casino Royale is the best film I've ever seen & loved. ✨❤🇬🇧
One of the most epic scenes in cinema. Just like the whole movie. Wonderful masterpiece.
Best exchange in the whole franchise. I don't know why Bond script writers don't do this anymore.
The only scene that comes close to this later was meeting Q at the Museum.
Meeting Q is a fuckin snooze
For me it would be when Bond got the DB5 from the vallet and he engages Solange Dimitrios for mistaking that her husband still owned the car. It was short, but this is what Vesper was talking about when she said he thought of women as disposable pleasures instead of meaningful pursuits.
A bloody big ship.
that was a different movie...
@@WillKew I meant later in the whole series.
High quality writing in this one.. every line was thought out very carefully
Won several Awards as as result.
I love this scene. Eva Green is mind melting brains & beauty. Her and Craig work so well together.
Bond saying "I miss you" before Vespers grave was very poignant. Casino Royale and No Time To Die are the best Bond films ever. Period
Casino Royale was #2 out of the Craigs films for me. Skyfall was his absolute best
He said that in No time to die?
@@noahmendes9708 yes, he did. With a sad expression. The choice to include that simple dialogue in the scene gave it much more depth, catapulted it to another level
@@zachstolz5876Cassino Royale and Vesper are my favorites after her death the franchise was never the same for me i stop watch after Skyfall. So knowing that he never forget her warms my heart. Unfortunately i´m a romantic.
@@phil_matic Skyfall is the best Craig Bond film, but Casino is like a step away, it's like comparing two A+ students.
" _I'm the money._ "
" _Every penny of it._
This exchange compensates Moneypenny's absence in this movie.
Sorry.
It's obviously a reference, no need to apologize.
I just thought it was a killer line. Damn I'm so oblivious.
I was the only one in the theater who got the joke, it’s weird being the only one laughing.
It also brings up how moneypenny shows up in Skyfallllllll... When they crumble.... We will stand Taaalalalalallllll and face it ... Aw shucks, I mean a shit. Iam singing it... Stop that!!
Man ...I love Eva Green. She fits in everything.
You can still hear the French accent come out a bit. Especially at the word "terrorism."
Europeans typically speak 2 or more languages. With Americans who many barely manage English, they will always have an American accent with any other language.
Tony Manero and this is related to what?
@@willinton06 Even us Europeans some harbor flawed... Specimen. Unfortunately. Apologies. He meant no harm.
@@tonymanero5544 That's completly irrelevant to the topic, sod off
Yea Vesper was supposed to be 100% British. You can probably imagine a backstory of her having a mixed French/English background. But Eva Green is awesome in this role regardless, the slightly off accent doesn’t really put her off for one bit, makes her more exotic and more unique, even.
The dialogue in this scene is superb hats off to the writers 👏🏾 👏🏾
This is one of the greatest scenes in a Bond film Eva..
One of the best scene ever on interaction between two people of opposite gender in the entire movie history!! And this is also why Eva Green will be remembered as one of the finest bond girl ever!!
I was so disappointed the producers killed off Vesper so soon. But it really helped develop Daniel Craig's Bond as the franchise went on
Daniel Craig is the best bond ever his movies will never date or age badly.
the tech has already aged badly
QoS was crap. Skyfall made no sense as he already became a grizzled vet somehow. Spectre was forgettable.
*except for the skyfall shower scene
There is no such thing as a bad James Bond film, only Bond films which were not as great as the best Bond films, admit it.
Seeeee if you ever run into an attractive rival that can prick your intelligence apart and your flaws that is scary and intimidating. They could be each other’s worst enemies or perfect lovers. That was an insane interpersonal analysis they gave. Wow.
3:07 Best line about watches EVER !!!!! 👌🏻😁 I just love it !!!!
- Rolex ?
- Omega… 🤩
Love how Vesper is mocking Bond the entire scene, but at first he thinks he's holding his ground.
The fact that’s what you got from this scene is hilarious. Do you hate men or something? Bc you sure have a hard time recognizing one getting the upper hand.
Vesper was incorrect about her assumptions about Bonds childhood, but he let her win.
@@vinnievu1 sorry, he was orphaned, read the history
the "off the cuff" psychological evaluations in this scene were fascinatingly revealing.
it was cliche
Perfection...
There only a few directors I know that can pull of a scene like this
Tarantino and Nolan, but to see Campbell pull this off so effortless.
This movie is a gem, and my my casino royale truly is sublime as it ages.
The best BOND girl performance of them all which really helps make it the the BEST BOND FILM EVER !!
I must have watched this scene twenty times or more and it's still just as delightful as the first time I saw it. Such great acting and writing. I adore this film.
Unquestionably the most delicious piece of dialogue in the bond the franchise
Possibly the best scene in all of bondom.