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[AMC Hornet]

No.

[The Dove]

Hmmm..ok..another try... Felix to Bond in Never Say Never Again?

[AMC Hornet]

Uh uh.

[The Dove]

*snaps fingers* Ahh..it took me a while but I think I got it..
Vesper Lynd to Sir James Bond in the 1967 Casino Royale when she tells him she wasn't swallowed by a shark but rather her personal submarine..

[AMC Hornet]

I hope you don't hate me for drawing on CR '67.

 

Your go, my friend.

[The Dove]

No problem..that was a good one!... Right..

" I will try.."

[MajorB]

The train conductor in FRWL about the "difficult" task of concealing Kerim's death?

[The Dove]

Correct MajorB!! Your turn...

[MajorB]

"What's the matter with it?"

[glidrose]

"What's the matter with it?"

 

It's either M to Colonel Smithers in Goldfinger, or one of the Bond girls pointing and laughing at Bond's todger in a deleted scene.

 

Muahahahahaha!

[MajorB]

Glidrose, you sadistic brute . . .

 

I'll let you guess which is correct. Your turn!

[glidrose]

Glidrose, you sadistic brute . . .

 

I'll let you guess which is correct. Your turn!

 

Uh... maybe you didn't see "Muahahahahaha!" Now guess what film that's from.

 

Or if you don't like that, name all 312 occasions when Bond tells Q "Stop being such an old woman!"

[AMC Hornet]

 

Uh... maybe you didn't see "Muahahahahaha!" Now guess what film that's from.

 

Ernst Bald fellow in the PTS of For Your Eyes Only?

(Preceded by "You're fading from my picture, Mr. Bond, but - the end cannot be far away.")

[glidrose]

Nope.

[AMC Hornet]

The (unseen) house of horrors barker at the Prada midway in The Living Daylights?

[glidrose]

Nope. Can't believe you're having this much trouble with it.

[The Dove]

Scarmanga's "Fun House" laugh track which causes Rodney AND 007 to waste a bullet??

[AMC Hornet]

How about Baron Samedi?

[glidrose]

Nope, nope, nope.

 

Here's a (politically incorrect) clue: Dumb locals.

 

Muahahahahaha!

[AMC Hornet]

Of course.

Bond 'rising from the dead' and letting the sport commence in Octopussy.

Didn't we just have that one a couple of pages back?

[glidrose]

If so, no wonder it stumped you bunch of dummies for five days!

 

Your turn.

[AMC Hornet]

Thank you, on behalf of us dummies.

 

From your own list:

 

"Good luck, Leiter."

[glidrose]

Uh... Blofeld in OHMSS?

[AMC Hornet]

Uh... Blofeld in OHMSS?

You wot?

[glidrose]

No?

 

Jack Wade in YOLT?

 

I know, I know! It was Mary Goodnight in The Living Daylights!

 

So what prize do I win?

[AMC Hornet]

You win the opportunity to guess again.

 

My clue is based on your own challenge in the previous page. Since you can name 14 instances where 'good luck' was spoken as a stand-alone line, surely you would know who said 'good luck, Leiter'?

 

Don't let me down, Glid.

[glidrose]

Stacy Sutton in QOS?

 

Bond in CR'54?

 

...and for the record "Good luck" and "Good luck, Leiter" are not the same thing. "Good luck, Leiter" is not a standalone line. I think my earlier post made that clear.

[AMC Hornet]

Bond in CR'54?

 

...and for the record "Good luck" and "Good luck, Leiter" are not the same thing. "Good luck, Leiter" is not a standalone line. I think my earlier post made that clear.

Well done, British Rail.

 

And I thought my post was clear too. I didn't say "Good luck, Leiter" was one of your chosen standalone lines, but it is - in its own right - a standalone line in another, similar category.

 

So, what'll it be next? One of Kananga's lines from Octopussy?

[The Dove]

Welp..I ain't getting involved in this one... I'm just gonna sit back and watch you two duke this one out! *reaches for for a cold beer and some peanuts*

[AMC Hornet]

Welp..I ain't getting involved in this one... I'm just gonna sit back and watch you two duke this one out! *reaches for for a cold beer and some peanuts*

Hell of an idea! Got another Coors in that cooler of yours? I'll bring the pistachios...