One Easter Egg in Every Bond Movie
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- Happy Easter Bond Fans! To celebrate, we'll be looking at one easter egg in every Bond movie! Think you will know them all, or will some of these picks be new to you? Find out!
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Bro, it's the 1957 Chevy, not the Sunbeam. Otherwise fantastic video!
Oh fair enough! Thanks for pointing it out, glad you enjoyed. Maybe the others can stop pointing it out now!
The Chevy is more of a boat style mean while the sunbeam alpine is more style
@@DutchBondFan lmao that's good
You're talking to yourself? 🤔
@@boilerhousegarage Thats the joke bro 😋
Fun fact: The Corkscrew Jump in Man With The Golden Gun was the first movie stunt ever to be computer modeled before creating the jump in real life.
There is a movie that has just come out called “The Duke” which is about the theft of the painting seen in Dr No. In the film they go to the cinema and watch Dr No and have a laugh about it being there.
That's amazing! 😂Have to check that out!
I saw it last week
Such a great movie
Ironically the Prop Picture was, itself, stolen
The Goya painting was stolen just before the film was made. A copy was made to be incorporated into the film as a joke.
@@gavinreid2741 He said that in the video, Mr repeater.
There’s an easter egg in Octopussy that many won’t understand.
When Bond is jumped by the tiger in the jungle chase and he says “Siiiit!” and does the hand gesture - that’s a direct reference to Barbara Woodhouse, an elderly dog trainer who was absolutely massive on UK TV around 1981. Her “Siiiit!” and hand gesture was her very famous catchphrase.
It was perfectly understood when the film came out; at least to everyone in the theater when I saw it.
My mum introduced the Bond movies to me. She was 10 when Octopussy came out so she knew this reference immediately.
When the movie came out there was a german advertisement for Esso about gas for automobiles. It was about a tiger and the slogan can be translate as "Put the tiger in the tank". And in the german version of Octoussy Bond says: "You belong in the tank". That makes it more funnier that the tiger goes away after he said that and in my opinion it's a good solution. No one in Germany knows Barbara Woodhouse, so they used another reference and joke.
Mike I met Barbara Woodhouse and bought her famous book that she signed for me. She was all about going "Walkies."
@@cornelius5926 have to get big oil advertising in
Die Another Day is arguably more an Easter Egg hunt than an actual movie
Be quiet. We don't talk about that one. It doesn't count. It never happened.
NTTD is such a big Easter egg hunt that they should have had Lashana Lynch dressed up as a bunny.
@@dj71162 , it did. It is Pierce Brosnan’s fourth, and final, Bond film. It was released in 2002.
@@JWBabaYaga I take it you're not a native speaker of English. When he said, "it didn't happen", he was being sarcastic. A lot of us would rather that film didn't exist. (Despite having some decent cast members.)
The millennium Bond. Pierce Brosnan
"The World Is Not Enough" is the Bond family motto, as we learn from the heraldist briefing Bond in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service".
_Orbis Non Sufficit_ was the motto of real Sir Thomas Bond; the francise made James his far away descendant
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sir_Thomas_Bond,_1st_Baronet
There are several additional callbacks to OHMSS throughout TWINE. Also, the usage of Maiden's Tower (outside Istanbul) is a link to From Russia With Love.....the series' only other film with arguably a female main villain.
Not an easter egg but a detail they got perfectly: in Goldfinger, Auric stops to get apricots in the Swiss alps and almost gets shot. I went through that part of Switzerland in 2010 on a long summer holiday and there are REALLY ARE people at the roadside selling apricots even on mountain switchbacks like that. We saw several of them.
12:32 - Fun fact: when Casino Royale was shown on British Airways flights, they actually cut Branson's cameo from the movie. The two parties had a tiff in the 1990s back when Branson was just expanding his airline, which ended up with Branson suing BA for libel and won.
You may know this but: BA was the sponsor for the London Eye ferris wheel. It was constructed flat in the river, then pulled into its final vertical position. They had trouble doing that and Branson had planes flying over London pulling advertising signs saying "BA CAN'T GET IT UP"
That's so funny and dumb.
The bullets on the truck in "License to Kill" were just terribly funny. It's one of those goofy things in a Bond movie we just apreciate no matter what.
No Time to Die was a bit too far with references I think.
For an Easter Egg not mentioned here, I can remember of the jetpack from the beginning of Thunderball, making its appearence in Die Another Day among other relics from the past, as Brosnan fire it up to the despair of Cleese trying to shut it down as quickly as possible.
What I never noticed is that the race in Goldeneye with the Ferrari and the Aston Martin seems to be a nod to The Persuaders where Roger Moore drives an Aston Martin and Tony Curtis a Dino 246 made by Ferrari. In the very first episode they are driving and dodging each other on a mountain road near Monaco, passing each other around blind corners just like this.
That wasn't a Sunbeam, it was a '57 Chevy Bel Air.
Of course it is! I had to mix something up! 😅
@@DutchBondFan To be fair, Sunbeams look like little tiny 57 Chevy's
@@larrylawrence2222 Yes, and he drove a Sunbeam later in the movie.
Ok I was confused for a second there. I thought maybe Sunbeam was an alternate name for exports or something.
It was also a convertible in Dr. No but sedan in NTTD
In Diamonds, the moon scene was definitely portraying a training facility owned by the mysterious Howard Hughes, who had a significant aviation background and whose companies were deeply involved in the space program. Hughes was who the Jimmy Dean character was impersonating. The faked moon landing conspiracy was not yet known when Diamonds was filmed.
Worth mentioning is the fact that any number of 007 movies (not all of them from separate eras) have 'references of sorts' to those with the same lead actor.
Not sure if if anyone has observed the stairwell fight in Craig's final 007 movie appears to be a "slight throwback" to his first, where he encounters a villain and they got killed : only 007 never made an 'joke' in Casino Royale about the bad guy's death - I couldn't help noticing this.
That is a great observation I hadn't even considered! Well done!
Excellent, well-reseachred video. But regarding the "Old Albert" name for the alligator in "Live and Let Die," that could have been a reference to Albert the Alligator, a character from the comic strip "Pogo," which was hugely popular in the United States in its time. Created by Walt Kelly and lasting from 1948 to 1975, the strip was set in the Okifenokee Swamp and starred Pogo, a purple opossum. It was a political satire, known for condemning the red scare and McCarthyism during the 1950's. The strip coined the phrase "We have met the enemy and he is us" for the first Earth Day, April 22, 1970. At least in the US when the movie debuted, that's the Albert audiences may have first thought of.
That's what WE thought of. Pogo !!
A personal favorite of mine from NTTD is near the end when the British ship shows up about to launch missiles... Throwback to the opening of the fated cruise missile launch from TMD opening.
Sorry, what's TMD?
@@lukewright9031 he meant TND, tomorrow never dies
One of my favorite very obvious easter eggs is from Octopussy when Bond's liaison in India, VJ, plays the James Bond theme on the flute as he's walking by to let him know he's the liaison that Bond is looking for.
And Vijay himself was a famous Indian tennis star, playing a character with his own name.
Yeah, that was great.
YES, that was hard to miss and the video paid attention to it only slightly at the beginning but I image because it was so obvious.
"That's a charming tune."
Which brings up a weird idea ... does Bond canonically know that he has a theme song?
I think this would a great idea for a video series. To look in depth at each movie and to identify these Easter Eggs!
I can't be the only person to click on this and think "I'll bet the Easter Egg from MOONRAKER will be the five notes from CLOSE ENCOUNTERS!!" Keep up the great work!
I assumed it would be the 2001 bit on the horn when they're shooting pheasants, but that was just a nice little nod at the start of the vid
Lovely stuff, Jeroen! We do like the ricocheting Bond theme in Licence to Kill. I think Martin Campbell denies being the cyclist in GoldenEye…never mind, he can come back and direct/star in Bond 26!
I do have to admit, the cyclist does look like someone else, but since I always see this pointed out everywhere, I kind of assumed it was true! - And yeah I wouldn't mind him coming back for Bond 26 either! Hope you guys are doing well!
@@DutchBondFan Speaking of which, did you see Calvin's video where he debunked Fleming in From Russia with Love? He said its not him. It would have been nice though considering he died before the next one.
Is it not Michael G. Wilson?
campbell has a pretty great track record of introducing new bonds
Best easter egg : Victor Tourjansky
Comparse in Spy who loved me (Lotus came out of the water, maybe i drank to much at the beach)
Comparse in Moonraker (A venetian Gondola drives over the Marcus Place, maybe i drank to much wine in the sun)
Comparse in For your eyes only (Bond rides on Ski over the table at Apres Ski, maybe i drank to much wine after sliding)
I remember this triology... I wonder if he was busy when they filmed Octopussy, or they just decided the gag had run its course.
That little bit of the Superman theme in Octopussy was a cool touch. There's a picture online of Christopher Reeve visiting the set with Roger Moore in full clown make up. In Superman III, you can see the 007 soundstage in the background of the junkyard fight.
I’ve heard this before and I’m embarrassed because I’m a huge fan of Superman the Movie and yet I just can’t hear it in there?
@@kjek1 Shane Rimmer appears in both the Bond films and the Reeve Superman films. That's another link.
@@kjek1 I played this three times and I can’t hear the Superman theme either. But it’s possible it is the exact notes, but slowed down, with the pauses in between the notes all changed to the point where it is unrecognizable.
I just can’t hear it.
Jordan Fan, Prophet of Environment, 范楚漳。環境先知:Daniel Craig was selected as James Bond 007 for one & only obvious reason because he looks like the heroic action movie figure Scotsman actor Steve McQueen who was in the great epic movie,“The Great Escape”(from German Prison). This is the most serious “Miss,” “Egg,” or “Mistake”made by most if not all James Bond reviewers or critics!!!
I'm blown away by how many of these I had never seen before. Of course, there are just so many in many films, that it's hard to keep up. Thanks for sharing. I've been a lifelong Bond fan, having even read every Bond book as a teen. Some of them were out of print at the time I wanted to buy them, so it took me many more years than it should have.
When Daniel Craig Bond said "We have all the time in the World"
As soon as I heard in No Time To Die, it broke me 😢
Plus the song at the ending 😢
"That guy seems down to earth"
Wow, that's a killer line, well done!!
Great video full of super fun and interesting stuff!
Daniel Craig wasn’t much for one liners though.
@@dcviper985 That's a good example of the early Craigs taking themselves too seriously. In Skyfall or No Time to Die he absolutely would have one-linered that scene.
Great Easter treat. I always sort of liked the one where Strawberry Fields is covered in oil on the bed as a homage to Goldfinger. It might be a little too in your face for some people though; particularly, is you like subtlety.
Great video Jeroen! In TWINE, the reveal of the ear that's missing an earlobe is a reference to Blofeld in OHMSS. This has to be one of the series most badass, clever, and best easter eggs👌
Never knew this, even as a huge Bond fan. Absolutely cool to know. Thanks for gathering these and making this entertaining video. Super leuk gedaan! Tof einde ook. 😄👍
Wow, this is one of the few really interesting videos and creative ideas from the Bond-Community (usually ranking everything happening in Bond movies)! Good job!
These are fun, and yes, several I didn't know about, so thanks. DAF easily explained and not just silly. The moon set was meant to be a "front" (sign says U.S. Government Restricted Area) - a false cover business as one of NASA's many contracted support businesses to support moon landing missions by testing equipment, moon buggy, and suits for walking on moon (therefore the "slow-motion" movements as the astronauts would have suits weighted-down to simulate slower movements of moon). There were many such businesses, and still are for other NASA missions. This was a perfect front/fake cover business since SPECTRE was working on space satellite technology at the facility. BTW, others probably pointed out that you mentioned wrong car model in NTTD -- not a Sunbeam but a Chevy Bel Air.
Another point in the "Major Boothroyd" reference, Desmond Llewlian (sp) said that, from "Goldfinger" to "The Spy Who Loved Me," he always thought he was a senior designer who worked UNDER Major Boothroyd! It wasn't until reading the script that he discovered he was in fact, Boothroyd!
hillarious!
'Hunh, he seemed really down to earth'. Silly. . . in a manner which caused us to be left in stitches. Well done, sir.
A personal favorite was during OHMSS were Draco mentioned to M his involvement during the Goldfinger’s mission, back in 1964. Subtle and classic, chef’s kiss right there.
Great video. Fun & informative! You should do another one of those fans reviews for each movie you originally did leading up to the cancelled NTTD. That was awesome.
Enjoyed watching this one, many hidden gems didn't know about before. If you are looking for further videos ideas perhaps consider 1) Top experiences a traveling Bond fan should consider adding to their travel bucket list 2) your top 5 ideas for filming locations next Bond should consider filming in 3) top 5 homages next Bond movie should consider including
Very well done. I knew quite a lot of them already, but the book was very subtle! Well pieced together!
Just caught this video Jeroen and it's fantastic. What a great idea to find Easter eggs in all the films. The Licence to Kill bullet sounds has me laughing out loud!
The throwaway line from Lazenby about this not happening to the other guy is possibly the source of the fan theory that the name James Bond is a cover name passed onto a new agent taking on the number 007.
What might be a qualifier for this possibility is the Original Casino Royale. Fleming didn't want it made and it doesn't sit well with purists that nearly everyone in that movie gets the code name James Bond, even the ladies.
This has been proved wrong on many occasions.
@@raysmith6891 Indeed it has - I have never subscribed to the theory.
@@raysmith6891 interesting, how so though?
I definitely wouldn't like that if James Bond could be anyone, sure there are differences in the James Bond the different actors play but there are still some similarities and characteristics that are James Bond, so to me at least it's one person. Though l like that it's not fully clear so you can make up your own mind.
This was amazing. I love the various Easter Eggs throughout the 007 series. :)
Great video, I loved it. There was some I already knew but there were also alot I didn't know either. Like the For Your Eyes Only, Octopussy and Licence To Kill easter eggs for example. Thank you for making this
Absolutely love this video. Seeing this much attention to detail in movies is kinda rare now
Mr. Dutch: Maj. Boothroyd (Q) does have a first name of Maxwell, which was mentioned in the phone conversation between Bond and him in the Venice hotel room of FRWL; Before the conversation ends, James gets attacked by Rosa Klebb w/her poison knife-tipped heel shoe and survives after Tanya shoots her dead...FYI PP: Miles (M) and Alexis (KGB head) names were mentioned in TSWLM, the only time you knew their true identities before Dame Judi Dench took over in Goldeneye and then, Mallory (M) for Spectre/NTTD
The moment I heard the '57 chevy/sunbeam slip, I thought of the roadster Maxwell Smart drove in the title sequence of later years' episodes of Get Smart. That was a Sunbeam Tiger, I think.
Just to give a different slant,I loved Daniel Craig's cameo in Star Wars:The Force Awakens as a stormtrooper!
Add to that, his stormtrooper number is JB-007
@@Jadyra Cool! 👍
@@Jadyra Oh, that's brilliant!
Leuk gedaan, man! Meestal haak ik bij dit soort videos snel af, maar heb deze fijn af gekeken!
VERY well done! Where were a few in here that I didn't know about! Thanks for the Easter treat!
Thanks a lot, Joe! Always a pleasure to hear from you. Speak to you soon!
Didn't know about the Goldfinger Michael G. Wilson cameo and the "The things I do for England" origin! Great video
Sean Connery was also quite a vocal supporter of Scottish independence, so I've often wondered if that was an injoke too.
Sidney James also uses the line "The things I do for England" in Carry On Henry.
@@michaelhurley1497 Yes, he does!
I'm currently reading Goldfinger and I watched For Your Eyes Only last night. The Helicopter that picks Bond up at the start says 'Universal Exports' on the side. This is the cover company Bond tells Goldfinger he works for in the novel. I can't remember if he tells Goldfinger this in the movie. Its been a while since I seen it.
I dont think so. But universal exports does appear a lot throughout the series overall!
I clearly remember hearing "univershal exshportsh", so it must have been in the films very early.
@@arielhernandez1660 Ive watched Goldfinger since and never heard Universal Exports used, but that's not to say it isnt in another film
Universal exports was the cover name for the MI6 headquarters, appears all over the place. If I remember correctly, it says it on the side of the building.
@@marklanza7516 Which building?
The 2nd last stunf referencing the corkscrew on the bridge is so overlooked. Amazing thing to do. The car is a Rambler, which my Dad used to own. The car in the film is a Javelin I think.
The car in the film is an AMC hornet
Great work. I thought I’d seen all the hidden Easter eggs but you found some cool one here
Great video friend. I always try to catch as many as I can when the marathons come on
Great video. I missed most this easter eggs.
This is one of my favorite seeing the Easter eggs and happy Easter from Indiana
I always thought the portrait was of Napoleon, pre-empting Bond later referring to Dr No thinking he's the well known dictator.
I don't think anyone presumed Lynch was the first female 00 though, just the first female 007 or maybe the first black 00.
There are two in The Spy Who Loved Me
The first is when the crews of the British and Soviet submarines pile onto the US sub when the crews of all three boats escape. The US captain just shouts for anyone to man a station and a Soviet officer goes to a weapons station and starts reading the manual - to which an American enlisted crewman does a double take. The joke there being there was case at the time of the Soviet navy wanting to get their hands on USN weapon manuals and to which there was bribes being paid
The second is the singing of "Nobody does it better" - thats actually the Ship's Company of HMS _Fearless_
Lara's Theme from Dr. Zhivago as Anya's ringtone.
oh yeah the one from Moonraker Blew Me away! I did like that Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind Nod!
One of the few I actually spotted myself. I knew about the Duke in Dr. No as well.
Wasn't this nod also used in X-MEN 2 ?
My favorite Bond Eastet Egg is in 'Die Another Day": Bond is engaged in a VR traunging exercise, in whic MI6 HQ has been overrun by terrorists. The last target is in M's office, and is holding her hostage. Bond shoots tge terrorist, nicking M's ear. The program ends, and Q says something along the lines of "You know, Bond, it's considered bad form to shoot your boss!" to which Bond replies "Yes, but if you look at the replay, you'll see it's only a flesh wound."
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"Only a flesh wound."... to JOHN CLEESE.
Just when I thought I knew the films!
Great content. Thanks for explaining the origin of Q's name.
I learnt a lot of cool new things from this vid.
Bond does drive a Sunbeam in Dr No but the car featured in the Dr No clip and NTTD is a Chevy Bel Air.
Really good m8 I was already forgotten of some and actually didn’t know all.
There is another Easter egg in No Time To Die that some people may not know. Remember when Paloma told Bond in the wine cellar that she had 3 weeks training? Well it's true. Ana De Armas trained for 3 weeks for her role in NTTD in real life. After she kept telling Cary Fukunaga, " I just have three weeks training" many many times. Cary told Ana, "Say that in the movie." And the rest became history.
That's a fun bit of trivia! That sure works a lot better in the context of the film than when Peter Hunt told Lazenby "this never happened to the other fella" "You should say your line in the film!" ... Haha
When he told Madeleine “we have all the time in the world” at the beginning of NTTD, I heard echoes of OHMSS and was convinced Madeline was going to die like Tracy did.
Love the video! Happy Easter!
Dutch, I would offer that NSNA offers an easter egg also. During the casino scene they sneak in a "gunbarrel" when Bond & Largo played "domination".
I’ve been arguing with friends for years about the bullet ricochets in Licence to Kill - I knew I wasn’t imagining it!!!
Excellent work, well done!
I never picked up on Nobody Does It Better played on they keypad, although one note was a actually missing. The bullets playing the Bond theme was a surprise too.
This was brilliant. Thanks for this!
Great video. I didn’t know most of these… and I thought I was a Bond fan!
Excellent video, thank you!
Great video! So many in here that I never knew about.
Wow that was useful for the trivia’s thanks
This was fantastic!
Fascinating. Love stuff like this.
Then stay tuned for next saturday where a video in the same vain goes public, covering one deleted scene in every Bond film ! 😄
Nicely done DutchBondFan. That must've taken weeks to pull together!
Most of my videos do, ironically this was a last minute idea I pulled together in a full day of work, the day before easter! And somehow, that became my most popular video yet. (In terms of gaining views the fastest)
Geeez! I dunno, where u're suddenly coming from, but utube gave me a recommendation to this video! And, since I enjoyed it very much, I also watched ur 10 best kills by Bond video! Nice one, too! "He got the point..."
Here, have a new subscriber from a european neighbour. 😉
Brilliant, thanks for sharing.
Very cool idea for a video at easter
Very enjoyable. Thanks
Excellent video. Thoroughly enjoyed this.
Thank you for another great video.
didn't know about licence to kill bullets. now i hear all the time :))) Thanks!
The fake moon landing bit in DIAMONDS could be a reference to Howard Hughes' (Willard Whyte) deep connection to the UFO file as an aerospace and defense contractor via Hughes Aircraft Company.
I'm surprised at how many I wasn't aware of. Thanks!
Great video ! Thank you for your job !
Great video, I never knew about Mr Boothroyd & the PPK
Quantum is full of spy who loved me references. The opening where bond narrowly avoids being hit by a truck, his walk through the desert, water is a central theme of the plot, the bond girl is out for revenge and even in both movies bond has a dead lover that he talks about, Vespa in Quantum and Tracy in spy who loved me.
Also the card Bond gives Elvis has the name Robert Sterling on it which Bond uses as an alias in Spy.
Still...
Are they Easter Eggs or consequences of the writters' strike occurring at the time of its production ?
@@jean-mi1825 Easter eggs. It´s not like in some other movies where they copied the scene frame by frame. Instead they deliberately made these references
Great video really enjoyed it.
I'm almost sure that it's be confirmed the shepherd in From Russia With Love isn't Ian Fleming.
Ian is much taller and the actual shepherd can be seen in some behind the scenes material in arguments with crew trying to get him out of shot.
Good video with some great spots.
Definitely 100% a Bond Geek
Nice work
i enjoyed that, thanks
Brilliant! Love this video! Give me more Easter eggs!
Here’s actually another interesting tidbit, the omega Seamaster that bond wears is actually an accidental reference and has an interesting coincidence involved with it. In 1955, then Senator John F Kennedy was recovering from a back injury and was given a copy of the novel Casino Royale. He absolutely fell in love with character, and read every book that he could throughout his life involving James Bond. He’s actually the reason the film series got made in the first place. Five years after reading Casino Royale, Kennedy was inaugurated as the 35th President of the United States. During his inauguration, the watch he was wearing was an omega, Branded dress watch. In 1963, President Kennedy made his speech about going to the moon by the end of the 1960s, but it was not until the administration of the 37th president, Richard Nixon, that the United States actually went to the moon, the watch that was issued to the Apollo 11 astronauts was a racing watch, called a speed master made by Omega. Exactly 37 years after the Apollo 11 mission Casino royale gets its first proper film adaptation. In the film Bon is wearing a Seamaster made by Omega. bond is accidentally referencing JFK and moon landings with that watch.
No time to die seems like a 3 hour easter egg for honouring James Bond. Every car he uses, the plan with fold-out wings, the golden lighter in Madeleines childhood house, using and killing all old characters like Leiter, and Blofield, small segments of music referring to "You only live twice" and other bond music etc etc. About the title I'm convinced that "No Time to die", is about going from the first Bond movie Dr "No" to its "Time to die" for Bond homage. The movie is a humble and respectful Easter egg bonanza for all the fans out there.
At the 45 second mark on your excellent video, a pretty flight attendant serves Pierce Brosnan a drink in Die Another Day.
That lady just happens to be Deborah Maria Luisa Moore, the daughter of Roger Moore.
Another brilliant vid. Cheers
Loved this. Every time we see a Bond movie, especially the old ones, we find something we had never noticed before.
This was a really good video idea. thanks for making it
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed!
Fantastic. No body does it like bond. Thanks for sharing
Here's a special Easter Egg:
Some of the actors & stunt team
from the 007 films starred in the
*"Indiana Jones"* franchise.
• Vic Armstrong (the stunt coordinator
for three of Bronsan's films) as well as
Martin Grace (Roger Moore's stunt
double) were stunt doubles for Harrison
Ford in the first three Indy films.
• Dickey Beer (the stunt supervisor for *"Tomorrow Never Dies")* played three Thuggees in *"Temple of Doom"* and a German agent in *"The Last Crusade".*
• Wendy Leech (daughter of George Leech and did stunts for several Bond films) was the stunt double for Karen Allen and Kate Chapsaw.
• Sean Connery (1962-1967, 1971, 1983, 2005 video game) as Henry Jones, Sr.
• John Rhys-Davies *("The Living Daylights")* as Salla.
• Philip Stone *("Thunderball")* as Captain Blumburtt.
• Julian Glover *("For Your Eyes Only")* as Donovan Scott. He even used a Walther PPK (Bond's firearm in the past films, pre-1997) to critically injure Indy's father.
• Allison Doody *("A View To A Kill")* as Dr. Elsa Schneider.
• Vernon Dobtcheff *("The Spy Who Loved Me")* as the Mansion Butler
who exclaimed he's "Jesse Owens/Mickey Mouse".
• Michael Byrne *("Tomorrow Never Dies")* as Ernst Vogel.
• Pat Roach *("Never Say Never Again")* played three baddies in the first three Indy films.
• Mads Mikkelsen *("Casino Royale 2006")* as Jürgen Voller.
Perfect video thumbnail for this topic.