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[MajorB]

Another hint: The next word is "Well."

[The Dove]

Ahh...is it Bond to Pat when she is examining his x-rays at the health clinic in Thunderball?

[MajorB]

Yes! "I'd hardly have recognized myself."

 

Well done, Dove! Your go!

[The Dove]

Thanks Major! That was a good puzzler!

 

" I don't think you heard me!! "

[AMC Hornet]

Zukovski's henchman at Casino L'Or Noir to Bond when Bond demands an interview with his boss "...now!" (TWINE)

[The Dove]

Yep!! Over to you, AMC..

[AMC Hornet]

Yaarrr.

 

"This gun is completely silent, I suppose."

[The Dove]

Hmm...had to think about this a bit, but is it Jimmy Bond in the 1954 Casino Royale when Le Chiffre's thug is holding the gun to his back at the baccarat table?

[AMC Hornet]

Right show, but wrong scene and character.

 

I'll leave you twisting in the wind until either you or someone else can be more specific.

[MajorB]

Only thing I could guess is during the bathtub torture scene--I think Le Chiffre is holding a gun on Bond. Is that Jimmy talking to Le C?

[The Dove]

Good guesses, Major.. I'm stumped on this too..I need to rewatch CR'54, I guess..

[AMC Hornet]

Oh garron, this is agony.

 

Zoltan wasn't the only one to handle the cane-gun - he was threatened with it himself in one scene. Who threatened him?

[MajorB]

Totally guessing--was it Clarence the Cross-Eyed Leiter?

[AMC Hornet]

I thought I'd have to give another clue, like 'you're bound to get the character's name wrong on the first try'.

 

Bless you, Major B. Now you're cursed with the responsibility of providing the next challenge.

[MajorB]

Wow, that was blind luck. And now the pressure. This game has gotten really challenging! All right, howzabout:

 

"Yes. Yes."

[AMC Hornet]

Xenia Onatopp strangling Admiral Farrel with the thighs she inherited from Yuri Yakov?

[MajorB]

No. No.

 

For that, I'd have written "Yes! Yes!"  Which probably would've been a giveaway.

 

Good guess, though! Keep trying!

[AMC Hornet]

I knew it wouldn't be right - and for the reason you provided - but it had to be said anyway.

 

How about Sir James Bond (David Niven) acknowledging Miss Moneypenny (Jr) correcting his referring to Vesper as anyone other than James Bond 007?

[MajorB]

Not what I was thinking of (I didn't even remember that line.) Here's a hint: there's a little more to the line before "Yes. Yes."

[glidrose]

Not what I was thinking of (I didn't even remember that line.) Here's a hint: there's a little more to the line before "Yes. Yes."

Kill Bond now?

[MajorB]

"Yes, Number One. Yes. Yes. I hope it's not fish for supper."

 

Well done, glidrose! Over to you.

[glidrose]

I didn't actually answer the question. Let the person who identifies the speaker and film win the round.

[The Dove]

Wow, that was blind luck. And now the pressure. This game has gotten really challenging! All right, howzabout:

 

"Yes. Yes."

I think we are still on this so I'll guess that it's Osato in YOLT (though that line about fish for supper...was that cut from the movie or something?)

[MajorB]

Sorry, "fish for supper" was my little attempt at levity.

 

Yes, riddle solved, Dove. All yours!

[The Dove]

(Nice! )

 

Ok then.. how about.. " A day and a half, really.."

[MajorB]

Since nobody's picked this up, I'll jump the queue: Is it C to M in CMS HQ? After "Rome wasn't built in a day"?

[The Dove]

Correct MajorB! Yeah, I'm surprised nobody got it..it wasn't that difficult..lol!

[MajorB]

Well, it did take me a few minutes of brain-wracking. Let's see . . .

 

"Yes!"

[The Dove]

Ok..I'll step up to the plate and take a guess.. Is it Bond when Blacking introduces him to Goldfinger in the pro shop at the golf course?

[AMC Hornet]

Or Bond at the end of QoS, after all those curt 'no's throughout the film?