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[Genrewriter]

Well, Orlov wasn't exactly the most mentally stable chap on the planet and I believe there is also a shot where Kamal looks as though he's about to say something when Orlov smashes the egg.

[4 Ur Eyez Only]

Originally posted by DLibrasnow


I always thought this was intentional and it was Orlov's mistake - hence the grimace from Kamal Khan.

Thats what I always thought too.. I never thought that was a blooper ..ever!

hey "maybe" they notice the mistake.. and in post production/reshoots then got a close up for Khan.

but thats being really really really really picky!:cool:

[PrinceKamalKhan]

My pick would be the editing on the Bond/May Day Eiffel Tower parachute/car chase sequence. Moore's stunt double doesn't even remotely resemble him and the editing between star and stuntman is laughably sloppy.

[Pal]

Ive got a blooper from OHMSS. When Bond goes to rescue Tracy on the beach at the beginning of the film, he drives on sand and as he stops, you hear tires screaching as if it were on pavement.

[Pal]

I just realized that I posted a lazenby blooper in the Moore forum. My appologies. I just lost track of where i was because i was reading bloopers and no one mentioned the screaching tires one. Once again, my appologies. But it is a good blooper however.

[DLibrasnow]

No problem Pal....I had never noticed that before, but if its true then it is a good blooper.

[slateprodnj]

I think the blooper in TMWTGG inside Saida's dressing room where the camera crew is reflected off the mirror.

Also, in AVTAK when Bond is driving with half the car missing and even in Widescreen you can clearly see the stunt double for Moore.

[Blofeld's Cat]

During the fire truck chase in A View to a Kill Bond knocks the hats off the two men who are in a white Cadillac (?), which looks as if it's a right-hand drive car.

Not a major blooper maybe, but I'm guessing that close ups of Roger hanging off the ladder didn't match a few long shots and the film may of had to be reversed to correct a continuity error.

BTW, welcome to CBn slateprodnj.

[DLibrasnow]

Good catch Brett....maybe it was a British car?

Also, welcome to CBN slateprodnj

[Lazar]

Here's a blooper that people tend to miss. In TMWTGG, when Bond is knocked out by a pitchfork(?) by Nick Nack and the Sumo wrestlers place him on the concrete slab, his jacket is clearly unalligned, ruffled, or whatever term you wish to use. In the very next shot of Bond lying on the slab still unconscious, his jacket is perfectly alligned, unruffled, or again, whatever term you wish to use.

[bryonalston]

-In TMWTGG, You can see that Andrea is Nude in the shower scene. After Bond addresses his presence in the bathroom, she is suddenly wearing a White Bikini.

- In OP, when Kamal Khan turns the plane upside down, we see that James is hanging on for dear life, then it suddenly cuts to the inside with Khan at the controls, and the plane is right-side up again, without him doing anything.

[bryonalston]

In the scene in AVTAK where James jumps through the roof of the boat, he clearly lands right on top of a Wedding Cake. When Roger gets up, not only is the cake intact, but he has no white frosting on the back of his coat.

[bryonalston]

-In TMWTGG, J.W. Pepper is buying a car in Thailand. Why? Why not just buy it back in the U.S.?

-This isn't a Moore Mistake, but it happened in the 70's, so why not? In DAF, Tiffany Case's swimsuit changes color, from Pink and Purple, to Pink and Brown, right before she shoots herself off of the Oil Rig.

[Bond111]

One that always bothers me is the pole visible under the Acrostar in Octopussy. You would think they would have concealed it a little more carefully.

[bryonalston]

I've found four mistakes involving the underwater sequence in the Lotus Chase in TSWLM. First of all:
-When the car is first driven into the water, you clearly see that the underside of the vehicle is unprotected. A split second later, when the car slices through the water, the underside is white, like the car's hull expanded to cover the underside as well. Is this a continuity error?

-When the car begins to drive through the water, you can see that the windows and windshield are unprotected. They're just clear glass. Right after the car finishes changing into a submarine, there are silver blinds that cover the glass from the inside of the car. Where did these come from?

-During the underwater chase with the Atlantis henchmen, one of them launches a rocket at the car, and it goes off underneath, yet, a hole in the roof emerges. The same thing happens again later on in the scene. Why would there be a hole in the TOP of the car, and not the bottom?

-When the Lotus emerges from the ocean onto the beach, Roger Moore rolls down the window, and pulls a fish out of the car, and drops it onto the beach. How did the fish get into the car in the first place? The holes in the roof were too small.