Scene at Hagia Sophia


One of the best in Bond history. Barry's music, the eeriness, Red Grant's silent assassin, Bond baffled.

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this has one of my favorite bond theme songs, i wish that played during the opening, this is the only bond flick after they began with an opening segment to be followed by the theme song not to have singing except for "on her majesty's secret service", the guy playing gogol sure was in the franchise for a long time, he seems dubbed in this though, i forgot you see the back of blofeld's head in this, after being used to him bald in several flicks or grey haired it doesn't look right with slick black hair, sylvia trench really does not have a lot of screen time in this compared to in "dr. no", how unusual to see bond hang on to the same girl in more than one movie, it was sort of depressing after she was done with her appearance in this, what a knockout, she has great screen presence too as well as chemistry with connery, odd they've got her in a smaller part while the female lead actually only acted in this one movie if i remember reading right, while sylvia trench comes off as a regular movie star sort of like a sophia loren, reading through the "dr. no" board some even think she should've played bond's wife, and it says here she were suppose to continue appearing to then be the female lead in a last go round, now wait a minute... that sounds like she would be set up for the sad fate in "on her majesty's secret service" which would have been quite the effect since she then would have been there since the start. well, she's by many considered the very first bond girl since appearing before honey ryder. funny, some non british people are confused by the term "old man" in this, you know, as bond and grant were having a gay ol' time and acting like boobs 😀 stewie griffin even uses that term in "family guy".



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stay all night long,
miss you as youre about to go,
lovin arms around,
through the night,
put your tender charm on,
give sweet dreams thatll last till morn.

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