YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE | Little Nellie
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- Is this the ultimate Q gadget? James Bond uses a Wallis autogyro, nicknamed Little Nellie, in YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE (1967) in an attempt to locate Blofeld’s rocket base from the air. Real life Wing Commander Ken Wallis designed this unusual machine in the early 1960s. Unlike a helicopter, only the autogyro’s rear engine provides power during flight. Once airborne the top rotor spins freely due to the force of the air.
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RIP Sir Sean Connery. You set the bar high for Bonds.
And he's never been topped. The original tall, dark and handsome spy. I always get this particular feeling when I see that pose with him in a tux, legs crossed with his Walther with silencer across his torso.
We had the board game of Goldfinger with a little Odd Job and the DB5 with modifications. Wish I still had that. I do have the Thunderball game.
My gran, who will be 75 next month, told me that she went to see Dr.No in 1962,
He was the best, but he kind of sleepwalked though this film. Not his fault as the script didn't give him much of chance to act.
Sean Connery gave Bond his face, George Lazenby the romance, Roger Moore the British humor.
@@liman42
Q.
this movie seriously had the coolest Q gadgets. The Little Nellie, the rocket pistols, the cigarette gun, to name a few
The rocket pistols were real. Look up Gyrojet.
@@IHateTH-camHandles615 I know, I once saw a documentary about them. They were very inaccurate and unreliable though. Finding one of these guns and ammo still nowadays would be like a treasure
Rocket pistol and cig was Not from Q branch.
@@m.hoffman2889 They were never perfected.
For sure
The WA-116 (Little Nelly) was on the cover of the June 1967 Popular Science magazine here in the states... Retired Royal Air Force Wing Commander Ken Wallis (the inventor and manufacturer) flew it himself for the movie. Awesome sequence and one of the cooler gadgets that Bond ever had!
Personally, it is my favourite of all the gadgets, and vehicles ( just shy of the Aston Martin, of course ...) in all of the Bond films ...
I remember that issue! I was eleven years old, and I WANTED that autogyro...
I can remember Wallis crashing it, I still have a few bits that I picked of the ground afterwards.
@@georgebarnes8163 Sad that he finally passed away, after a long and fruitful life - he was a most unique and interesting person who will be remembered for generations!
@@nigelft Id totally invest in Aston that can eject folks out of my passenger seat xD
One of the greatest Bond scenes. Little Nellie was a star.
good idea, but full of shit..
.. accompanied by her father
What I find fantastic about the James Bond films were the fabulous gadgets that made us dream. Some of them have come true. 007 Live Forever!
What I loved about the helicopter dogfight scene, apart from being mostly shot with real aircrafts performing the stunts, was that the simply-constructed airframes of the Bell 47 and the Little Nellie fighting with close-range weapons reminded me of the early dogfights in World War One, yet the technologies were unmistakably at 1960s level. Such contrasting impression really clicks with me, It's like cyborgs dressed in period clothes performing medieval duels.
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“Hello Base One…there’s nothing here but old volcanoes”.
Tanaka: “Ok, thanks…I’ll let the cartographers know”.
I loved this scene and the Thunderball underwater fight scene the most when I saw these movies in the 1960s as a grade school boy.
One of the best Bond scenes ever.
2:02
When I think of James Bond I think of *THIS* scene. They knew this scene was so good that it warranted the James Bond theme. Its got the definitive James Bond (RIP Sean Connery) using an awesome gadget to fight against villains in an exotic location. You also have Q and a beautiful woman.
This scene and where bond (Connery) ending scene where he and a woman are in a raft he inflates a balloon and a plane plucks them out of the raft.. this movie?
@@edt6044 Thunderball
RIP Sean Connery legend of the ageless
Obviously a stunt pilot. I would be too scared to go up in a gyro like that!
He even convinced Ian Flemming in the end.
@@ronito1271 The designer and builder of Little Nellie flew it: Wing Commander Ken Wallis MBE, he flew Lysanders, Wellingtons and the massive Corvair B-36 amongst others. A very humble and brilliant man, here’s a link th-cam.com/video/VW6Ik8qsGK0/w-d-xo.html
Sean Connery and Roger Moore the best of the very best
Black sunglasses, black clothes, black hat, black helicopters. These are the bad guys. :D
That was just spectre's look they dressed in all black In thunderball as well
And really cool guys
Connery was really pissed off with Bond by this stage, BUT later on he embraced the fact that it would stay with him for life...
God bless you Sean..and keep an eye on Roger
Like The 1960's Batman, Kirk and Spock. The actors learned to embrace their famous roles no matter how badly they tried to separate themselves from the roles. They as a result were never forgotten.
@@LatinSith absolutely
@@LatinSith of those three, only William Shatner is still alive
you can honestly see connery's iritation and discomfort in this scene, he clearly does not want to be there
My favorite James Bond film.
I don't care what people say, but You Only Live Twice is my most favourite of all of Connery's Bond films, and as a Japanophile, I love the fact that it takes place in Japan!
I think it’s “Nipponophile”
That song should be played during action scenes in more Bond films. It is just SO perfect. You cannot possibly over-use it.
Possibly…provided it’s not the 1962 version which both plays here and in a climactic scene in OHMSS.
That theme has been played *5* times - in #2, #4, #5 (this film), #7 (DAF), and #11.
@@bonghunezhou5051 John Barry’s “007” theme, yes. I thought he was referring to the James Bond theme which is the theme overwhelmingly heard in this clip.
@@michaelschramm1064 Is that the title of the song during this sequence? awesome song
@@bobbymcgee6149 The track “007” (first heard in FRWL) is heard when Little Nellie takes off-once the 4 SPECTRE helicopters arrive on the scene, the James Bond theme from 1962 kicks in.
You know, if they'd had the sense to just leave Bond alone, he might have flown back to base with the idea that he was barking up the wrong tree, that the freighter had off-loaded it's cargo somewhere else. Attacking him just draws more attention to the island. Even if he was shot down, it would mean someone would follow up on his death.
And not one shot in CGI thank god. All done proper
And imagine the cameraman Johnny Jordan suffered an accident to shoot this scene.
@@ivangomez123 Yes I believe his foot or leg was severed and he still continued filming
@@davidfrost2819 He did managed to filmed On her Majesty's Secret Service until Catch-22. In that last movie he lost his life after he refused to use the seat belt.
@@ivangomez123 A very brave Cameraman (2nd unit I believe) braver than Bond himself
The rear projection leaves a little to be desired.
I love how the antagonists fire thousands of rounds without hitting the target, Bond fires like 10 and hits all of them.
More Stormtrooper School rejects no doubt'/!!!
Plot armor in a nutshell
I know, right ? They're such terrible shots 😄😄😄
Düşmanlar aptalsa Bond ne yapsın? 😂😂😂😂
It's called Ecology.
This was awesome to see on the big screen within a packed theater.
after seeing this as a 13 year old kid in 1967, I dreamed and dreamed of ultimately owning a autogyro like Little Nellie..i remember dreaming how I would fly it to high school.. looking at it now,, man, does that look awfully dangerous
No.
Apparently one of the stuntmen that flew Little Nellie got his leg hacked off by one of the enemy choppers when it accidentally flew under him.
i was12 when this movie changed my life
In particular if school welcomes you with four attack helicopters.
@@Beethoven80 ah well, I would have simply brushed them off...my name is Omega, Alpha Omega.......
This is a great sequence that I've always enjoyed. But I just realized that if the bad guys hadn't attacked Bond then he never would have known that the base was there! I mean what's the point of having such a perfectly camouflaged volcano hideout if you're going to give away your position by attacking? They should have just let him go by, lol! But of course then we wouldn't
have gotten such an exciting sequence.
ROB'S MOVIE COLLECTION , An exciting action scene to gratify the 1966 audiences.
@@spreadeagled5654 I like the way Bond refers to Q as Little Nellie's "uncle"
Okay SPECTRE why are you going to go through the trouble of disguising your base if you're going to go out of your way to draw attention to yourself.
I agree. Film's plot is good, is used twice (''The Spy Who Loved Me''), but they didn't pay attention to details. Bond doesn't see open the crater or a launch. I prefer one helicopter, without showing the pilots, following Bond for a while and then leaves. It doesn't raise suspicions, it looks at the volcanoes and for a while the autogyro caught the attention. Bond will imagine the scenes in 2.25-2.26 and 4.24-4.28 when helicopter follows him. We will understand that is Spectre's helicopter, when attacked to Kissy.
As stupid as bad guys may be, Blofeld is smart. He couldn't take the chance that when Bond went in for a closer look, he might have suspected the lake wasn't actually water which would have been enough for further inspection. Logic aside, I do agree that it seems a very typical bad guy mistake (which are classics and I love). Their biggest mistake was sending 4 men after him as that screams "we absolutely must kill this guy right now" urgency whereas only sending 1 seems like a half hearted effort.
For me, the biggest question is how they managed to empty out an entire volcano, turn it into a bad guy lair with all that rocket science technology and move in a small army without anyone noticing anything?
Little Nelly got a hot reception but she defended her honor with great success
Bond had the most popular toy merchandise until Batman on TV came along in mid-1966.
Little Nellie may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts! And of course, she has a good pilot-Agent 007!
@@markschroeder2578 yes she does
@@MrEab2010 thanks again 👍
Today they would have just sent a drone.
Great score to go with a great scene.
I’ve always thought that that theme music is the best, so versatile and energizing.
Love this Bond movie. Underrated in terms of Connery era but the song was beautiful, sad and intriguing. This action scene is also amazing for its time! It ages better than a lot of the action of the earlier Bond movies (rear projections).
Nancy.
YOLT is arguably Connery's best Bond film. There's really only FRWL that gets near it. Dr No was OK as a the first film, and we have to remember the stinkers that were Thunderball and Diamonds Are Forever.
@@jivebunny3765 Best film and best theme (this one), and maybe also best introduction song. YOLT FTW !!!
@@jivebunny3765 Thunderball is great, but Diamonds Are Forever is bad. It does have great song though.
I remember this!!!!!! I was 10 years old!, Watching this on the big screen!, Wakefield movie theater in the Bronx!,This is totally awesome! Watching James Bond In Qs toy helicopter with all those gadgets blowing away the bad guys!!!!!!!!! These aerial scenes actually made me dizzy!!!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤣👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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If I could go back in time, the 60s is when I'd go. The coolest time for movies and music. It was a great era to grow up in.
Bet your ass it was
Funny, but sending the choppers after Bond only gave him reason to believe there was something unusual about the volcano.
He already noticed the caterpillar tracks leading to the crater.
I agree. Film's plot is good, is used twice (''The Spy Who Loved Me''), but they didn't pay attention to details. Bond doesn't see open the crater or a launch. I prefer one helicopter, without showing the pilots, to follow Bond for a while and then it go away. It doesn't raise suspicions, it looks at the volcanoes and for a while the autogyro caught the attention. Bond will imagine the scenes in 2.25-2.26 and 4.24-4.28 when the helicopter follows him. We will understand that is Spectre's helicopter, when attacked to Kissy.
@@Atombender What tracks? Where?
The idea was for the four choppers to actually shoot down Bond. Yeah right.
One thing in common with Bond villains is their need to kill anyone who comes close to their secret base or equipment, even if just an innocent person. Dr No killed innocent people for visiting Crab Key (except the shell collecting lady Honey Ryder who evaded his henchmen and who was eventually dismissed as a threat), and in Tomorrow Never Dies, an innocent tourist was killed for taking a photo of a stretch of coastline because it was near where the stealth boat was in hiding. It was assumed the choppers would be able to kill Bond which would neutralise the potential perceived threat, although him being killed would in itself raise suspicion and lead to further investigation.
Rest in peace Mr Connery - my favourite Connery Bond scene.
ONE of my favorite Connery Bond scenes. Another is from "Never say never again" when he kills Fatima Blasch indirectly by shooting his motorcycle with his rocket-pen
Amulhe r da estrada.
The cinematography here is spectacular considering it was shot in 1966.
You think the year makes any difference ?
@@ricardocantoral7672 for me it does, cinematography, camera work, lighting, composure have a changed a lot over the years. The fact that this film has aged quite well is a big proof of that.
@@gauravtributes5023 The basic principles of cinematography has never changed.
@@ricardocantoral7672 yes, but technology has improved drastically.
@@gauravtributes5023 Agree 100%.
This has always been my favourite cinematic Bond moment. It always makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up.
Also one of my favorite pieces of Bond music.
@@artiek1177 YOLT had a great poster campaign , i currently have the "japanese bath tub" style on the wall , (a german 1st issue sgd by Dor RIP , McGinnis & lyrics Bricusse RIP)
You Only Live Twice is my favourite Connery film! This is mainly due to the atmosphere of the movie. The japanese culture and style is done so well in this film! Not only that! Lookwise, this film is absolutely amazing! The 2nd best after Moonraker if you ask me! It‘s filled up with beautiful cinematography, amazing filmsets and wonderful areal shots of Japan, like here! All of this just has to be praised! Blofeld as portrayed by Donald Pleasence is for me the most iconic villain of the series! SPECTRE’s Number 1 reveals his face! This reveal is a huge and very iconic moment in the franchise! Though my personal favourite Blofeld is Telly Savalas. I really like the Bond girls in here too! They are sweet and pretty, girls that every guy wants to be with! Connery himself gives more of a weaker performance though but I was never too bothered by this. John Barry‘s score gets better and better and better until he reaches his all time high in "Diamonds Are Forever"! I also really like the top 10 worthy title song too! Overall I consider this movie to be underrated because I‘m used to seeing it low in the rankings.
agreed. It's right behind Thunderball and just ahead of Goldfinger in my ranking.
Mine too, next to Dr. No.
Only Connery I didn’t care for was Diamonds are foreever and Man with golden gun.
This is one of the first movies I ever saw. It blew my 7 year old mind. The first movie I ever saw was "Help" . My father managed and owned a movie theater. Pretty amazing when you think how young I was to see these movies.
Out of ALL the movies, you go with Moonraker at #1.
Bond in Japan, my country!!!!!!!!
;)
Japan is my city
Be Proud. Be happy! :)
I envy him
Film's music is like the sunrise. Japan is the ''land of the rising sun''.
I love this scene. Great Barry music 🎶
One of my favorite action scenes of any Bond film.
Great scene of the best Bond,movies ever a classic
I love the cuts to them ducking.
The best ever scene in a James Bond film - RIP Sir Sean Connery 🎬😓
This scene is the whole point of the film, like Ursula Andress coming out of the water in "Dr. No," or the fight in the train compartment in "From Russia" and for that matter, the car chase in "Bullitt"
R.I.P. Sean Connery (1930-2020). 😞
Most of this epic sequence was filmed by aerial photographer Johnny Jordan. Which he got seriously injured while shooting this when a choppers rotors caught his foot from underneath him. He later had it amputated.
And later he unfortunately felt from a helicopter and died in May, 1969
@@floxari Sadly yes, while working on Catch 22 I believe.
The way they start the rotorblade on this footage looks very dangerous. The person's hand could have been cut off.
@@ajs41 Do you mean the way they hand started the engine:s propeller? That's not particularly dangerous for people who are trained and careful. Ken Wallis hand started very many of his machines and I believe he had all his limbs and digits when he passed away.
Such sweat and toil of artists like him always fruit by the excitement we feel and awes we exclaim! RIP Johnny.
Almost 60 yrs. Still great!
One of the best action sequences in the whole series. A couple of the wide shots reminded me of MASH with those Bell choppers with the mountains in the background.
Greatest bond there ever was and will be, RIP Sir Seán Connery
:10 The stress on the stunt pilot's body from that climb rate must have been immense.
My mum took me to the cinema during the school holidays to see this. It was the most exciting film I'd ever seen. Kudos to Ken Barnes Wallis for the flying scenes.
Wing Commander Ken Wallis was in no way related to Barnes Wallis, the aeronautical designer. Although Ken Wallis did fly the Wellington bomber operationally, that was designed by Barnes Wallis. I was due to meet Barnes Wallis when he was supposed to come and visit my Air Cadet Squadron. Unfortunately he passed away shortly beforehand. I was lucky enough to see Ken Wallis flying Little Nellie at a couple of air shows in the 1970's. I also got to meet him and have conversations with him on a couple of occasions. On one of those occasions my son who was about seven or eight at the time, and a huge Bond fan, was allowed to sit in Nellie while I chatted with Wing Commander Wallis. It absolutely made my sons year, let alone day.
Ah, You Only Live Twice. When I was a kid, this was the ultimate Bond. Also just realized, A-A Missiles didn't stand for Anti-Air, but rather, based on their maneuvering, All-Aspect.
I assumed "Air-to-Air"?
@@tardis11111
It is Air-to-Air, much like Air-to-Ground, and Surface-to-Air etc ...
@@nigelft Cool, thanks!
Spectacular film, photographed by the great Freddie Young!
The Bond enemy training school for helicopter pilots closed shortly afterwards.
Good one.
Sir Sean Connery, you are simply the best bond 👍🏻
Love how the models hesitate after they explode until a stage hand cuts the string😅
One of the coolest and the most exciting moment in Bond history. We love you Little Nellie!!
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Rare sequence where the 007 theme merges more or less into The James Bond Theme.
ALL MEN SHOULD HAVE A LITTLE NELLIE IN HIS GARAGE!!!
" Ah Good Ole Little Nellie "
She helped him do some serious a__ kicking!
I was really surprised how well done and entertaining this scene was watching it for the first time
I want to send Little Nellie zooming over the White House by remote control that would be fun to see happen with a dummy pilot sitting in it and he should look like Connery.
Of all the gadgets, my favorite is Nelly :)
the women in that fishing village... dang 😍
Such a Roald Dahl sequence. Which I mean as the highest of compliments.
I remember seeing this when I was a kid and I've always wanted to fly autogyros since then :)
James Bond and the first Go-pro in an integrated helmet💯
Goodbye to the best bond there ever was. Sir Sean Connery. Dead aged 90. Rest in peace.
Now the almighty has to choose which was the best Bond: Sir Sean Connery or Sir Roger Moore since both are now gone. A debate most likely even He can't solve.
Ken Wallis who designed and built Little Nellie, flew her for the movie.
He had served in the Royal Air Force during World War II and during the post war years he became a leading exponent of autogyros.
The 4 bad guys must have practiced at The Storm Trooper Shooting Range :)
other than getting his as^ kicked by the Crab Key guards in Dr. No Bond is not supposed to get seriously hurt or scuffed up in the movies, until Craig's now-infamous Casino Royale torture scene.
Earl A. Birkett you clearly didn’t see Licence to Kill. Bond was really bloodied and beaten up by the end of that movie
What, you think it's easy to shoot a moving target from a moving platform while also trying not to get shot by said moving target, which also happens to be James Bond?
Exactly that, Shadowkey.
@@MrEab2010 id say Bond got a good ass whoop by Red Grant , who almost killed him. Then you have Oddjob and Zorin who also were legit threats to Bond.
All JAMES BOND movies are best
As a massive Bond fan have just named our new puppy “Little Nellie” 🐶
It is just incredible. An action movie without CGI. Shocking, positively shocking.
I bet you a nickel this is sikorski's favorite James Bond movie!
Those are Bell 47’s chasing Bond.
So smooth when they cued up the Bond theme. One of the best chases in the franchise!
A I believe Little Nellie was flown by the Wing Commander himself, met him twice and he was a real gentleman.
The Gentle that flew little Nelly was the was the designer and builder of the Aircraft.
First Bond movie I ever watched when I was 12 years old. I Watched it on TV in early 80´s. Back then I had heard and read so much about this "spy" that I could not let pass the chance to watch one of the movies. It happened to be "You Only Live Ywice" and was broadcasted on a very late TV session, starting 11pm on a weekday when I was supposed to be in bed by 9pm to attend school the next morning. But, boy, it was worth every second of it. Still today, I measure all other Bond movies bar "Goldfinger" to this one. Of course not talking about modern CGI or size of the menace he was put himself against but by the sheer fun of getting all these memorable expected lines, gadgets and plot for the very 1st time. Connery is the ultimate Bond, hands down. Perhaps because he was the James Bond right from the peak of Cold War days added to the innovative and creative spirit of the 60´s. Main song, sung by Nancy Sinatra is undoubtly the best Bond theme ever.
Big Picture Bond. It would have been more compelling had OHMSS been filmed first in 1967 (as was originally intended) and then make YOLT the revenge film in '69 and stick to the novel, complete with Japanese castle, poison garden and Bond strangling Shatterhand/Blofeld. Somehow Broccoli and Saltzman fell in love with the volcano concept, probably because of the Gemini/Apollo program and the Moon Race at the time.
Gotta love the shot where shadows of 4 helicopters suddenly appear...I think they said it took 4 days to shoot all the flying scenes between 'little nellie' and the helicopters, and that the guy flying little Nelly had to fly it for countless hours to get all the shots right. Classic scene
That "guy" was the inventor and builder.
2:00 4 heavily armed helicopters vs. James Bond in His specially designed and equipped gyrocopter. Odds are: they don't stand a CHANCE!!
Best bit off this scene is the shadows of the helicopters on the side of the volcano.
Even though you can see they were models being blown up, it was still a great scene.
A new Bell 47 did cost around $70k at the time, so models were a lot more economical. ;)
The shooting down of the enemy helicopters should have alerted the bad guys that they had been detected.
Oh my I just love just how realistic this is. Most definitely
60s bond was untouchable the king of all bonds sir connery
4 choppers down. One short of being an ace.
He should be wearing eye goggles! 👀
Definitely a top Bond chase scene! Wasn’t sure how they could top the Astin Martinnchase scenes but they did!
Bond has the first generation go pro mounted on his helmet.
And we all know helicopters crash to the sound of a Stuka diving.
Popular Science magazine actually had an article about Little Nellie that year. It really was a genuine flying machine. Of course the weapons were just special effects. I dreamed for years of having my own version of Little Nellie. I was ten years old at the time.
Little Nellie was used in Air shows in the U.K. I saw one when I was stationed there and it fought a tank.
saw it crashing at Ards airfield in the UK, not much left of it but Ken walked away from the crash@@chrischeshire6528
Always thought this was an underrated Bond film, albeit it focuses more on action and stunts because as like Thunderball, YOLT had a bigger budget than the first couple of films, the volcano set is impressive, this helicopter scene was quite well done, the fake death and funeral scene was a nice touch and a couple of the fight sequences are decent, the plot is fairly simple and bit over the top but bearing in mind it didn’t follow the plot in the book aside from the Japanese location and Bond meeting Blofeld and while Connery had defined the role of Bond and made it his own you can tell in this film that he was ready to retire as Bond, he’s by no means ineffective, he still makes the grade so to speak but there’s just a little bit of the enthusiasm missing, he announced during the filming that he was leaving the series, his contract was finished and as the producers wouldn’t pay him the increased salary he wanted he decided to call it a day, he was becoming tired of playing Bond and felt the character was becoming secondary to the gadgets and the spectacle which was happening to a degree and didn’t have any reservations about giving it up, he was also tiring of the longer filming schedules of the Bond films and in Connery s time as Bond they made one every year so it didn’t give him much time to do other films and then have time to himself before doing the next Bond but his relationship with the producers had deteriorated as he felt they weren’t being fair to him financially as he had signed up as Bond in 1961 on a low salary as nobody knew how well it would do but when the films raked in hundreds of millions of pounds they didn’t increase Connery s salary accordingly, albeit he was given a slice of the profits later on. The studio did persuade him to return once more for Diamonds are Forever on a big money salary after George Lazenby resigned as Bond but he was never going to continue as Bond beyond that even when they offered him even more for Live and Let Die but Connery s Bond was suited to the 60s Cold War era and not to the lighter hearted films of the 70s.
Sean Connery did return as bond in the 80's remake of thunderball called "never say never again" with barbra carrara and kim basinger
Phew !! This is the longest comment I have ever seen on a TH-cam video, and in just two sentences.
I want Little Nellie for my daily commute . . .
Gahh, should've checked the previous posts first.
You Only Live Twice is my favorite Bond theme song.
Lulu nailed it !!
@@stephendonlon3199 luLu sang the title song for The Man With the Golden Gun and the Sidney Poitier film To Sir With Love. Nancy Sinatra sang You Only Live Twice.
Which bond theme did cher sing ?
@@stephendonlon3199 None.
Really ???
I thought she did one ?
Got to love the label maker.
I have actually seen Little Nelly a couple of time at airshows. Tiny little thing
I have seen Little Nellie in person, in a Bond Exhibition in London, England.
You're right, she is a tiny little thing, but, according to the film packs a real punch ...
But seriously, I'm not sure if she is still airworthy, but the fact she still looks good (save from being covered in various stickers) all these years later is pretty remarkable ...
Sir Sean Connery, Desmond Llewelyn, Tetsuso Tamba - all the good guys' actors in this scene are gone already.
What about the girl? Aki?
@@LatinSith She is still alive, age 81 🙂. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akiko_Wakabayashi
Great news.
Two of the bad guys are gone: Karin Dor and Donald Pleasance
My first Girlfriend's Dad Loves this scene. That Little Nellie Does come in handy.
My favourite will always be From Russia With Love, but this one is a close second. I've seen Little Nellie at the IWM Duxford a few years ago. I didn't think to ask anyone if she still flew but she looked intact and air-worthy.
Saw little nellie yesterday at shuttleworth, apparently she is still in working order
So cool, no cgi, but still great!
This was the first bondfilm I saw when I was a kid in the late 80's. My dad rented it for me at a local videostore. Today I am an avid bondfan. Though Roger is my favourite Bond actor with For your eyes only as my top favourite film. However Little Nellie is my favourite gadget of all Bonds arsenal.
same with me , also late 80s and first i saw ;) (the music , the amazing volcano set , DPs paranoid version of Blofeld)
Best scence best timing
I have that Little Nelly gyrokopter
As a model from Airfix I built it in the mid Seventies and it is still on my shelf 😀
Corgi Classics still make Little Nellie. I got one.
What a great scene from the film and OH, the bond theme with it.!! Can't get any better than that!!
Non scade mai la LICENZA DI UCCIDERE
Could be better-might have been scored by Barry with an Asian sound like most of John Barry’s score. The 1962 version heard here already sounds a bit dated by 1967.
I always wondered if the scene in the Last Crusade where Henry Jones machine-guns their own propeller was a reference to 2:54.
I was thinking the same myself! Like, when I saw that scene in 1989, I was saying, "Come on, Professor Jones, you know how to shoot at the enemy, you did it with Little Nellie!"
Bond sees fishing girls below, turns Little Nellie around.
Looks like Q got him one of those Dymo label makers!
'Pay attention, 007...'