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[MajorBoothroyd]

The idea of the game is to identify an obscure thing that a particular Bond actor did.

 

For example: which Bond actor faked death...FIRST?

And, when you've guessed the answer, create a new answer.

[MajorBoothroyd]

The example actually is the first question.

[AMC Hornet]

You say which Bond actor faked death first - not which actor's Bond - so I'd say Sean Connery, as the first of the two actors to play the SPECTRE goon whom Grant strangles during the training exercise in the From Russia With Love PTS.

 

If you meant which actor's Bond, then it's still Sir Sean, in You Only Live Twice.

 

Unless you're talking about roles outside of the Bond canon? In which case I haven't a clue.

 

Assuming I'm right about your intention, then the next question is:

 

Which actor's Bond was the first to be shown riding horseback?

[MajorBoothroyd]

Yeah, sorry AC, wrong wording on my part. Yeah, Which Actor's Bond, pretty much.

YOLT is the correct answer.

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[Trevelyan 006]

You say which Bond actor faked death first - not which actor's Bond - so I'd say Sean Connery, as the first of the two actors to play the SPECTRE goon whom Grant strangles during the training exercise in the From Russia With Love PTS.

 

If you meant which actor's Bond, then it's still Sir Sean, in You Only Live Twice.

 

Unless you're talking about roles outside of the Bond canon? In which case I haven't a clue.

 

Assuming I'm right about your intention, then the next question is:

 

Which actor's Bond was the first to be shown riding horseback?

 

I'm going with.. George Lazenby.

 

 

Which actor's Bond was the LAST to smoke a cigarette?

[MajorBoothroyd]

Would that be Sir Roger? Which actor's Bond was delivered his mission in a cab?

[MajorB]

Cigarette? Dalton. Brosnan's was the last Bond (so far) to smoke period.

 

Whose Bond was the last one to sit in M's office?

Sorry, Major, we crossed posts. Fitting, given our handles. Your question should probably get answered first.

[MajorBoothroyd]

MajorB, you can answer my question if you'd like.

And, to answer your question, that would be Moore. And as a general rule, only post the next question when your answer is guessed.

[AMC Hornet]

What cab? In Berlin? That wasn't a cab.

 

Brosnan was the last to sit in M's office.

[MajorBoothroyd]

The answer was Tomorrow Never Dies, AMC. At least I was sure that was a cab.... Should watch more Bond.

 

 

Which actor's Bond said 'They'll print anything these days'?

[thecasinoroyale]

That would be Brosnan, in 'Tomorrow Never Dies'. Great pun.

 

 

 

Which Bond actor spent a good portion of his films underwater?

[MajorBoothroyd]

Er, Sir Roger?

 

Which Bond actor mentioned The Beatles? (I'm listening to them now. )

[thecasinoroyale]

That's right - Sir Roger. 'The Spy Who Loved Me' was the most, with turns in 'For Your Eyes Only' and 'A View To A Kill' to follow!

 

 

That would be Sir Sean Connery in 'Goldfinger'.

 

 

 

 

Which Bond actor was the first to play 007 on the radio?

[MajorBoothroyd]

Dangit thecasinoroyale.... So good!


No idea.

Just the films here, thecasinoroyale. I'm not good with the others. :/

[thecasinoroyale]

Okee doke, just the films! Well the answer to which Bond actor is the one who played 007 first in the radio adaptation of 'Moonraker' in 1956 was....anyone else care to answer for a bonus point?

[seawolfnyy]

That would be Bob Holness I believe. If so:

 

Which 007 was the first to not appear in the PTS?

[AMC Hornet]

Roger Moore in Live and Let Die.

 

And that was no cab in TND, Major - it was a government limo, so to the best of my knowledge Bond has never been briefed in a cab.

 

Who was the first to have a laser in his wristwatch?

[MajorBoothroyd]

Ohhhh, yeah... LOL. Ooh dear. I'd be thinking Sir Sean. Which actor's Bond used a photocopier?

[AMC Hornet]

George Lazenby.

 

Who was the first to ride a motorcycle?

[MajorBoothroyd]

Brosnan in TND. Which actor's Bond blew up a diver who was chasing him?

[AMC Hornet]

Wrong, wrong, WRONG!

 

Sean Connery was the first on a motorcycle, whether we're talking canon or not:

 

The little Honda dirt-trike in DAF and the Q-cycle in NSNA.

 

Roger Moore in FYEO for your question, BTW - taking out the poor schmo in the JIM salvage gear with the ATAC's self-destruct pack.

 

So who was Bond the first time he used more than one alias in a single film?

[MajorBoothroyd]

Hey, I'm the topic creator here. No flames.

Ooh yeah, that's right.

Now your question.

[seawolfnyy]

Actually AMC, I was referring to Connery who did not appear in the Dr. No PTS as it did not have a PTS. But I'll accept yours as Moore was the first to not appear in the PTS in a film that actually had a PTS. As for your question, I'm going to venture a guess that it is Sean Connery in DAF using the aliases of Peter Franks and Klaus Hergerscheimer.

 

If so then who was the first Bond actor to be seen eating Breakfast?

[AMC Hornet]

Damn - I was thinking Roger as James St. John-Smythe and James Stock.

 

Good on Yer Seawolfnyy.

 

As for breakfast, Bond orders it frequently (FRWL, OHMSS), but never seems to get past the coffee (Dr. No) or the orange juice (LALD). A bite of toast in AVTAK?

 

If so, then who was the first to reuse a previous alias?

[MajorBoothroyd]

Alrighty then, name the Bond actor who used a decoy to his advantage first.

Actor's Bond. sorry.

[AMC Hornet]

By decoy do you mean, like a stuffed seagull on his head to hide a snorkel?

Sounds like Sean to me.

[MajorBoothroyd]

Oohoo no, a little earlier.

[AMC Hornet]

Ah, the old 'three-pillow' trick in Miss Taro's bed. (Sean)

 

My question still stands: Who was the first to re-use an alias?

[MajorBoothroyd]

Erm, I think it was Rog.

 

Which actor's Bond drove artillery?

[AMC Hornet]

Dan (the card he gave Greene's guard had the name 'R. Sterling' on it - Robert Sterling was Bond's insubstantial cover in TSWLM (okay, so being a reboot it didn't really happen before, but still...)

 

Pierce in GoldenEye.