To live and let die
To live and let die ( Live and Let Die ) is a film américano-British carried out by Guy Hamilton, left in 1973.
Synopsis
Following the assassination of several agents, James Bond is charged with enquéter on Doctor Kananga, a caïd of drug.
Data sheet
- Title: To live and let die
- original Title: Live and Let Die
- Realization: Guy Hamilton
- Scenario: Tom Mankiewicz according to the Romance éponyme of Ian Fleming
- Production: Albert R. Broccoli and Harry Saltzman
- Budget: 7 million dollars
- Music: George Martin, Paul McCartney with the Wings (song titrates)
- Photographie: Ted Moore
- Assembly: Bert Packsaddlled
- Costumes: Julie Harris
- Country of origin: the United Kingdom, the United States
- Format: Colors - 1,37:1 - Mono - 35 mm
- Kind: Action, espionage
- Lasted: 121 minutes
- Comings out date: June 27th 1973 (the United States), July 12th 1973 (the United Kingdom), December 21st 1973 (France)
Distribution
- Roger Moore: James Bond
- Jane Seymour: Recluse
- Yaphet Kotto: Kananga/Mr. Big
- Geoffrey Holder: Baron Samedi
- Bernard Lee: M
- Gloria Hendry: Turned pink Carver
- Clifton James: Sheriff Pepper
- Julius W. Harris: Tee Hee
- Roy Stewart: Quarrel
- David Hedison: Felix Leiter
- Laws Maxwell: Miss Moneypenny
Places of the action
- New York, the United States
- La Nouvelle-Orléans, Louisiana, the United States
- San Monique, island of the the Caribbean
Places of turning
Turning proceeded October 13rd 1972 with the March 15th 1973 with- New York:
- John-F International airport. - Kennedy
- one sees the foundations of the World Trade Center, then in construction, at the time of the scene at the HQ of the CIA in New York.
- La Nouvelle-Orléans and Slidell (the United States), with the studios Pinewood (the United Kingdom), like with Cornwall, in Jamaica (the scene of the crocodiles).
Around film
- It acts of the first James Bond with Roger Moore, bringing a new amount of humor. Roger Moore was the actor that Ian Fleming had planned since 1962 to interpret Bond, but under contract for the Saint , it was not then available. It is the commercial failure in the United States of the series Amicalement Yours which released it to play Bond.
- Q does not appear in film. There was, on behalf of the scenario writers, a will to dissociate Jump precedents, from where the quasi-absence of gadgets. The fans claimed the return of Q for the following episode.
- the producers wanted to really dissociate Jump precedents. The idea was to differentiate Bond from Sean Connery, to perhaps avoid a new failure of the type George Lazenby. The Jump of Roger Moore, in any case in this episode:
- does not drink vodka martini but bourbon whiskey
- receives its orders at his place (as in the first episode, Dr. No) and not with the MI6
- does not wear a hat
- does not smoke of cigarettes, but of the cigars (the contract of Roger Moore allowed him an unlimited access to of Montecristo rolled to the hand, that cost the production more than 3000 pounds sterling of the time).
- When the character of Jump/Moore was well established, the Jump-ismes made their reappearance.
- Sean Connery refused a seal then amazing of 5,5 million dollars to play Bond in this film. Burt Reynolds, Paul Newman and Robert Redford had also a time planned to play Bond.
- the song titrates was written by Paul McCartney, old Beatles & Linda McCartney, and was interpreted by the Wings. However, in Goldfinger , James Bond advised to listen to the Beatles with earplugs. This song was taken again by Guns Pink in 1991.
- Ross Kananga was the owner of the farm to the alligators. It was also that which carried out the cascade of Jump going on the alligators. It rained so much with the producers whom they gave his name to the malicious one.
- the jump in boat of Jump establishes then, involuntarily, world records: 110 feet, is 33,5 meters.
- the film made 3.053.913 entries in France, 20.100.000 in the United States and more than 96 million in the world, thus gaining 126,4 million dollars.
- Catherine Deneuve failed to interpret the role of Recluse, but Jane Seymour obtained the role after the producer Albert R. Broccoli saw it in the British series The Onedine Line .
- the producers considered the return of Honey Ryder (Ursula Andress in Dr. No ), in Vivre and to let die , before deciding, at the last minute, which it would be inappropriate to make him live a history of love with two different Jumps.
Rewards
- Nomination with the Oscars and Grammy for the best song (Paul McCartney, for Live and let die ) in 1973.
External bond
- To live and let die on Internet Movie Database
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