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Hamlet is so good. It really savors itself without getting lost in sauces, making it a pleasure to read and listen to

Oh what secrets Fleming had stored away within his mind, I wonder 🤔. What did he get upto!

I'm gonna blow through the Giant! That's it! 🤣

Phenomenal Power music 🎶❣️🔝🛐👑 Solomon Burke music ❣️

the greatest

I want to see all the Monster #1 footage I can.

Little Richard and Jerry Lee Lewis were two very different people with alot in common, both were incredibly talented, both were incredibly charismatic, both were known for over the top energy and stage performance, both were controversial and authentic, both were amazing piano players, both had iconic style, and both were legends in their own time.

0:50 that is cursed af

Oooooo yeeeeeeuh

Fleming had Russias number

Mid-december 2024 and still listening.😊

I don't want the ice cream 😂 and cake ..just send yourself....

Terrific writer. I'm on the third bond book " Moonraker" right now. Better than the movies in depth and character development.

35mm print with sound is rumoured to exist

19:05 Fleming giving us an inside sneak peak at his inspiration for _The Man With The Golden Gun._

I LISTEN TO EVERYDAYŸ❤ I LOVE HIS MUSIC EVERYDAY 😂😂 4:41

The turkey is a zombie

He was the best.

Who came here after watching The Ministry of Ungentlemenly Warfare?

Barrymore, who by this time was a hopeless alcoholic, was reduced to playing a parody of himself as a former great who has seen better days. He character was even called "John Barrymore". He hams it up throughout the film. However, in this brief scene reciting Hamlet, he plays it straight and you can see what a superb actor he once was. I notice that at the end, he seems to get emotional for a second, maybe realizing the greatness which he had left behind.

Kool 👍 fantastic 👍

The Master J.B.

Once more with feeling was written by kriss kristofferson.❤😢

I listen to all genres of music and although a lot of people don't recognize Jerry as a Country singer find that his selection of songs are greater than any other singers in the field

"...I think war has gone out of fashion..." How wrong you were Mr. Flemming. I wish you were right though.

If he had an actual hair style I think he would have looked younger or at least his real age rather than like an old man. But I am sure he couldn't care less.

My dad loved the killer and I listened as a young girl, danced to his music and love it too! ❤ He puts so much heart into his songs.

In my opinion the killer is the best piano player that ever lived, and no one else will ever come close to him

The stylist! He always gave credit to God for his God given talent

Webster good golly 😊

I'm currently reading the four remaining 007 books I somehow missed decades ago, and what is most striking, is how smart and literate Fleming was. It comes across on virtually every page. As someone who has had articles published and worked as an editor and proofreader as well as story reader for a literary agency, he had a real style which might seem dated by today's standards, but I was struck by Fleming's considerable knowledge of world events. He must've been an incredibly voracious newspaper reader as his knowledge of international events is impressive. And this was decades before any Internet. His intelligence is always on display and in many ways, despite what the interviewer is implying here with his questions, the 007 stories come across as almost quaint by today's standards (2024),, so readers should take that into consideration today or they might be disappointed, especially when comparing the books to the movies as after Thunderball, there's virtually no similarities except the titles. People forget that he wrote most of these in the 1950s, and early 60s, and the descriptions of sex and violence is almost nil! I just finished reading "The Spy Who Loved Me" which was considered rather inappropriate by some when it was released and there's not a single 4 letter word in the entire story, and the single act of sex is glossed over and merely hinted at in a single sentence!

"unknown Journalist " ? Here, thats queer xD

We had to give her a bigger part?

He predicted globalism in the interview

Deauville, note, was the inspiration for the 1960's hotel on Miami Beach, where the BeaTles played their famous Ballroom show.

There must be a better quality recording of this great tune?

Most famous fictional character? What about Sherlock? (christisn name only required, please note) Come to think, what about Jesus? Or The Budda? ( only one to get an automatic 'the'... ) Your man Bond us not even the coolest fuctional spy, my man Flint was way cooler..... Cheery-bye

Ian Flemming vacationed in Jamaica to write... 🚬🌴

A video like this would been fun for every Fleming book.

Amazing, thoroughly enjoyed it.

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RTE has a documentary on Kevin McClory.

Jethro Bodine also went to eatin at an early age.

Truly superb, thankyou

The World is not Enough…but sometimes it’s….it’s…………………..🐇

The best Casino Royale is the 1967 comedy starring Peter Sellers, David Niven, Ursela Andress, Orsen Wells, Joanna Pettet etc - more stars in this movie than any other I have ever watched including Woody Allen's first starring role. Oh, and soundtrack by Herb Alpert....

I wish he was still down here with us. I thank him for all his great music I can still listen to, he is so missed 😢

Alester Crowley looks like uncle Fester😂

Luck be a lady tonight😂

Royale les Eaux is actually based on Le Touquet. This is born out by the descriptions of the outside of the casino, opposite the hotel Hermitage, the drive through the corniche to try and get Vespa. And in 1932 it was the highest revenue casino in the world. The general location and name and possibly inside the casino are based on Deauville.