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[RedKelly]

In the book Lechiffre dies all it says is Bond looked up at him and saw and third eye and saw vesper holding a gun.

and james bond will return in Live and let die call me crazy but thats what I want then his third property of a lady and final fourth film because I have a feeling he'll want another Risco.

[Andrew]

In the book Lechiffre dies all it says is Bond looked up at him and saw and third eye and saw vesper holding a gun.

It was a member of SMERSH that kills Le Chiffre in the novel, not Vesper. He walks over to Bond, as he's tied to the chair, and carves the SMERSH logo into his hand.

[Pam Bouvier]

When Bond finds out Vesper is a double agent. Could be very powerful, especially if done close to the way it was in the book.

[Jericho_One]

Again, the final scene.
Although I am curious to see how they will handle the torture scene also.
But above that, I want to see Daniel walking and talking in Bond's shoes, and the trailer didn't give us enough of that.

[SecretAgentFan]

Call me sadistic, but I can't wait to see how they handle the torture scene, no pun intended. That and the final line.

Same here. Both will be the most difficult scenes to pull off.

[Gustav Graves]

It sounds weird, but I'd love to see Vesper Lyndt suicide herself. She will be crying because of Bond, and maybe we can look forward to an OHMSS-like scene, where Bond almost cries about his loved one...

[pieffra]

Craig's gun barrel shot

[MarcAngeDraco]

When Bond finds out Vesper is a double agent. Could be very powerful, especially if done close to the way it was in the book.

Not sure how they're going to handle that, but definitely looking forward to it...

[DamnCoffee]

Cant wait to see the airport scene - looks very exciting

[Ace Roberts]

I've been trying to find the right place to post this question/observation. I'm looking forward to the finale. There were earlier hints that it pays homage to The Third Man finale sequence in the sewers. I noticed on the video on the offical site that shows the construction of a major set at the 007 stage at Pinewood that there are multiple layers of the set. Is this the collapsing building - underground action sequence we've read about - and is this the finale? I suspect it is - but I haven't read the script and I can't find the links where this has been discussed before. What do those in the know know about this?

[Vauxhall]

I've been trying to find the right place to post this question/observation. I'm looking forward to the finale. There were earlier hints that it pays homage to The Third Man finale sequence in the sewers. I noticed on the video on the offical site that shows the construction of a major set at the 007 stage at Pinewood that there are multiple layers of the set. Is this the collapsing building - underground action sequence we've read about - and is this the finale? I suspect it is - but I haven't read the script and I can't find the links where this has been discussed before. What do those in the know know about this?

Yes, that's the set for the finale in Venice. A collapsing building is part of it, but nothing in the sewers. The reference to THE THIRD MAN was merely in terms of the suspense involved I believe - not in terms of the actual content of the scenes. Hope that helps

[Ace Roberts]

Thanks, Vauxhall. I assume by using the 007 stage, it enables the addition of water - i.e. the underground canals / sewers. Thus if you combine a collapsing building on top of a chase/explosion - this actually could make for a rather exciting finish.

[The Richmond Spy]

and maybe we can look forward to an OHMSS-like scene, where Bond almost cries about his loved one...

To be honest, I don't see how they can avoid a scene like that and still stay close to the book. Here's the question, what would you prefer: Major weeping by Bond like in OHMSS or slight weeping by Bond like in TWINE after he shoots Elektra?

[Gustav Graves]

If you ask me, 'Casino Royale' definately will be the 'On Her Majesty's Secret Service' of these days. Especially after reading the novel, I'm damn curious to see the following scenes:

- The 'Ronin' like car chase, when James Bond tries to catch Vesper out of Le Chiffre's hands. Will the Aston Martin DBS be destroyed, just like Bond destroys his Bentley in the novel?

- Maybe I sound crazy, but I'm curious how both Solange (read '007 In New York') and Vesper will die. We know Vesper su

[Tuxedo]

When it comes to "The name is Bond, James Bond" and the context of "So you want me to be half monk half hit-man?". That

[casinoroyale11234]

The MIA Sequence since I am a pilot.

[JWM]

After seeing the new trailer what are you guys most looking forward to seeing in cr? I kinda looking forward to the dialogue between bond and vesper i think there are going to be some classic bond lines in those scenes. Daniel and Eva seem to have good screen chemistry from what i can tell from the trailer. What are you guys thoughts.

[Qwerty]

Topics merged.

[SecretAgentFan]

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[Skudor]

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[Blonde Bond]

The Gunbarrel shot, First Kill(s), Title Sequence , Action Scenes, Love Scenes, Casino Scenes & The Torture scene.

Yeah, I know. That's the whole movie

Edited by Blonde Bond, 03 October 2006 - 07:23 PM.

[Nicolas Suszczyk]

I'm waiting for the teaser, gunbarrel and titles.

[iexpectu2die]

After seeing the image of it from the 'Art of Bond' book, the torture sequence looks quite horrific. Definitely looking forward to it!

[Daddy Bond]

The PTS, the finale, the running scene, the airport, the card game, crashing the Aston.

Regards

[Vauxhall]

After seeing the image of it from the 'Art of Bond' book, the torture sequence looks quite horrific. Definitely looking forward to it!

Has this image been made available anywhere on the internet? Because if so, I think I've missed it. Could you possibly describe it for us? Cheers

[Skudor]

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[iexpectu2die]

After seeing the image of it from the 'Art of Bond' book, the torture sequence looks quite horrific. Definitely looking forward to it!

Has this image been made available anywhere on the internet? Because if so, I think I've missed it. Could you possibly describe it for us? Cheers

Its a very simple picture - Bond (in his birthday suit) tied (very tightly and uncomfortably it seems) to a chair, whilst Le Chiffre stands opposite him. It looks like he's holding a piece of rope though, but its a very dark image so its hard to tell. The room looks like a kind of tunnel, but apparently its inside Le Chiffre's barge/boat.
The most chilling thing is how cold and dark the room looks, with Bond sitting naked. Not a particularly graphic image, but the atmosphere is very discomforting.

Edited by iexpectu2die, 10 October 2006 - 07:19 PM.

[Santa]

Not having bollocks, the impact of the torture scene is kind of lost on me. Can it really be that bad? You lot should try having a Brazilian sometime.

[danman007]

After seeing the image of it from the 'Art of Bond' book, the torture sequence looks quite horrific. Definitely looking forward to it!

Can someone please send me this image through email. I can't find the book anywhere and I want to see this pic. If anyone can scan the image email it to me at [email protected]

[sharpshooter]

I am looking forward to the times a vulnerable Bond is in trouble, eg. when his drink is poisoned and the torture scene. The closeups of a profusely sweating Craig looking worse for wear will be awesome. Thats just me.