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[Mr. Blofeld]

Howdy, folks! Following off from our The Man with the Golden Gun rewrite, coco1997 and I bring you our biggest Bond yet:

THE SPY WHO LOVED ME (1977)

After The Man with the Golden Gun makes barely a dent at the box office, the Bond producers realize they are in trouble. EON immediately moves to get rid of director Guy Hamilton, but wrangling over the new director forces co-producer Harry Saltzman to leave the project, leaving EON Productions to Albert R. Broccoli. Broccoli contacts Peter Hunt, director of OHMSS through LALD, to offer him the director

[Mr. Blofeld]

Erm... anyone?

[theMoorethemerrier]

Very Good. The end was very entertaining. An interesting twist to an overall great story. I like the locations a great deal as well, very colorful in places such as Venice, Moscow, and Sydney. The only complaint, I have to say, is the bashing of Roger Moore in the beginning. Come on, dude, he's great! Other than that, keep up the exceptional work!

[Mr. Blofeld]

Very Good. The end was very entertaining. An interesting twist to an overall great story. I like the locations a great deal as well, very colorful in places such as Venice, Moscow, and Sydney.

Why, thank you very much!

The only complaint, I have to say, is the bashing of Roger Moore in the beginning. Come on, dude, he's great! Other than that, keep up the exceptional work!

Well, never fear; we'll be giving him a Bond movie soon enough...

EVERYTHING OR NOTHING
STARRING ROGER MOORE AS JAMES BOND 007
PRODUCED BY SEAN CONNERY AND KEVIN McCLORY
DIRECTED BY STEVEN SPIELBERG
ONLY IN THEATRES
SEPTEMBER 22, 1979

[Mr. Blofeld]

Please, folks; respond at will.

[DamnCoffee]

Brilliant - Once again
Simply cannot wait for Moonraker .

[Royal Dalton]

I love Sir Rog in it, but I can easily imagine Laz playing Bond in The Spy Who Loved Me.

[Mr. Blofeld]

I love Sir Rog in it, but I can easily imagine Laz playing Bond in The Spy Who Loved Me.

Well, that's good news for me, then...

Anyhow, look out for MOONRAKER -- coming soon!

[Mr. Blofeld]

To celebrate the New Year, why not respond? I'd love to hear your thoughts on the rewrite.

[col_007]

another quality script

[DamnCoffee]

I love your alternate history .

This One is definatly the BIGGEST and the BEST.
It's BOND. And B-E-Y-O-N-

[Mr. Blofeld]

This One is definatly the BIGGEST and the BEST.
It's BOND. And B-E-Y-O-N-

Well, that was an error; do you think a moderator could fix it?

[DamnCoffee]

Proabably, If you ask them

[Mr. Blofeld]

Proabably, If you ask them

Well, which one should I ask for this sort of this?

[DamnCoffee]

Any of the Moderators They're all very helpfull, just contact any of them and request for a change.

[Mr. Blofeld]

Any of the Moderators They're all very helpfull, just contact any of them and request for a change.

All right, then!

[DamnCoffee]

haha I just realised your Post Count is 1977 , Pretty ironicc considering what thread we're in.

[Mr. Blofeld]

haha I just realised your Post Count is 1977 , Pretty ironicc considering what thread we're in.

And now, it's 1979; MOONRAKER!!!

[terminus]

Interesting. I thought the Burgess outline which this is taken from had the girl, the villains daughter, being a different character to Bond's love interest, the opera singer.

I would have liked to see that carried through. Otherwise, great. Look forward to seeing what you come up with for Moonraker.

[00Twelve]

I can't help but love the one missing final 'D' from the thread subtitle.

[Mr. Blofeld]

I can't help but love the one missing final 'D' from the thread subtitle.

Could that be modified?

[DamnCoffee]

I can't help but love the one missing final 'D' from the thread subtitle.

Could that be modified?

Didn't you ask this morning?

[Mr. Blofeld]

Life! Life, do you hear me!

Give my creation... LIFE!!!

[kurtsimonw]

Yet again, fantastic. Loved the locations and the villain. The only negative I'd have in this one is the car, it seems to be able to transform into anything.

Very good stuff, though. Keep up the good work, looking forward to your next peice!

(P.S. Have you put any thought into how far you're going to go with the GL movies? Just curious.)

[Mr. Blofeld]

We'll finish off with FYEO; we've already done a Dalton Octopussy and FAVTAK, so after the last Lazenby rewite, you'll probably be getting a one-two punch of TLD and LTK.

[coco1997]

Probably? No; most definitely!

[kurtsimonw]

We'll finish off with FYEO; we've already done a Dalton Octopussy and FAVTAK, so after the last Lazenby rewite, you'll probably be getting a one-two punch of TLD and LTK.

Do you happen to have any links to all the stuff you've done, besides the Lazenby rewrites? Thanks.

[coco1997]

Sure:

Timothy Dalton's "From a View To a Kill"
Timothy Dalton's "Octopussy"
Pierce Brosnan's "The Rough With the Smooth"

Hope you enjoy them all!

[Mr. Blofeld]

Up we go...

Now, folks, get ready for coco1997 and I's latest (and long overdue) rewrite, For Your Eyes Only!

COMING AT 9:00!!!

[Mr. Blofeld]

IT IS COMING...

TONIGHT!!!

FYEO!!!