Tailboat from "The Man With The Golden Gun" 1974 with
                                                                                               Roger Moore as James Bond,

James Bond-museet utökar med raritet En raritet från "Mannen med den gyllene pistolen" har donerats till James Bond-museet.

Tailboat from "The Man With The Golden Gun" 1974 with Roger Moore as James Bond on display in
The Worlds first and only James Bond 007 Museum Nybro Sweden

 

Mary Goodnight Played by Britt Ekland Goodnight is Bond's beautiful but inept contact in the Far East and is more of a comic relief than a true Bond girl. Britt Ekland was first offered the role of Scaramanga's girlfriend but the producers changed their mind when they saw her in a bikini. Fullt namn: Britt-Marie Eklund Födelsedag 6 oktober.1942 Stjärntecken: Våg Födelsestad: Stockholm, Sverige Roll: Mary Goodnight Film: Otopussy  1983 Date of Birth: 6th October 1942 Place of Birth: Stockholm, Sweden

Andrea Anders Played by Maud Adams Maud Adams The Man With The Golden Gun (1974)  Anders is Scaramanga's girlfriend and sees Bond as her  savior from her boyfriend's grasp. She tries to steal the  Solex Agitator for Bond, but is killed when Scaramanga  finds out. Maud Adams returned to the Bond series as the  title character in Octopussy Maud Solveig Christina Wikstrom 12.02.1945  Vattumann Luleå, Sverige  175 cm. Roger Moore as James Bond  ROGER MOORE born in LONDON,  ENGLAND - 14 Oktober 1927. BOND  1973 - 1985  7 movies.

 

Fransisco Scaramanga Played by Christopher Lee Scaramanga plays the title character in The Man With The Golden Gun, as the the best and most highly paid assassin in the world (at $1 million a 'hit'). He plans to monopolise solar power and when Bond gives chase, Scaramanga challenges him to a duel on his island. Of course, 007 comes out as a winner. Coincidentally, actor Christopher Lee is Ian Fleming's cousin

Nick Nack Played by Herve Villechaize Nick Nack is Fransisco Scaramanga's diminutive assistant who gets thrills from trying to use others to eliminate his boss. Nick Nack is the controller of the man with the golden gun's play house -- he knows that when his master dies, he will become the heir of the estate.

Sheriff JW Pepper Played by Clifton James A hick sheriff from Louisiana, Pepper first met Bond in Live and Let Die while Bond was escaping from Kananga's henchmen by motorboat. JW serves as comic relief in The Man With The Golden Gun. He really isn't an ally, so to speak. Instead, he serves as one of Bond's contacts.

Lieutenant Hip Played by Soon Taik-Oh Hip is the Hong Kong police officer assigned to work with Bond to recover the Solex Agitator. When he pretends to arrest Bond following the assassination of Gibson, he inexplicably fails to tell 007 that he is actually bringing him to a meeting with M, thus causing Bond to have to initiate an escape. Later, after he and Bond flee Hai Fat's henchmen, Hip speeds away in his car leaving Bond behind in the dust to fend for himself. Hipe later suffers the indignity of disguising himself as a peanut vendor at a boxing stadium. Although he succeeds in recovering the Agitator, Hip makes the mistake of entrusting it to Mary Goodnight.

 

Nick Nack servning Dom Perignon The Man with the Golden Gun: Dom Pérignon '64 (Bond says he prefers the '62) and Moet Chandon in opening scene. Denna årgången får Bond serverat av Nick Nack på ön til Scarmanga i The Man with the Golden Gun. 007 helst föredrar '62-årgangen.	Golden Gun pistol 007 bullet.	Roger Moore Maud Adams Britt Ekland on set Thailand.
Maud Adams as Andrea Anders	(Roger Moore) James Bond  (Britt Ekland) Mary Goodnight in bed action.	Roger Moore as James Bond

 

M Played by Bernard Lee The head of MI6, M gives Bond his assignments and is the only person 007 answers to. This M in particular, Bernard Lee, first appeared in Dr. No and featured in every other one up to Moonraker when he died shortly after filming.

M Played by Bernard Lee

DESMOND LLEWELYN as Q and  Roger Moore as James Bond

Vehicle: Flying Madator Movie: The Man With The Golden Gun Owner: Francisco Scaramanga Status: Destroyed

Vehicle: Flying Madator Movie: The Man With The Golden Gun Owner: Francisco Scaramanga Status: Destroyed A bronze AMC Madator owned by Scaramanga, which had the additional feature of a detachable wing/jet engine module which attached to the roof of the car, giving it more than just the ultimate driving pleasure. The vehicle which left both Bond and JW Pepper with their jaws hanging open. After a high speed pursuit by Bond, Scaramanga drove his car into an old warehouse and attached the wing module to the roof. As Bond and Pepper attempted to break into the warehouse, Scaramanga drove down the "runway" and jet-setted into the air and over the heads of James Bond and JW Pepper, who gasped in amazement. A 1974 bronze AMC Madator, two door, with the following modifications: Detachable wing with jet engine, which attached to the roof of the car Alternating dashboard that changes into an aircraft instrument panel Duel fuel tank, one for car fuel and one for aviation fuel

 

The Man With The Golden Gun Locations: London to Beirut Libanon, the Macau- Hong Kong- Bangkok, Thailand - Scaramanga's base was actually a volcanic rock island called Khow-Ping-Kan in the Phang Nga Bay of Thailand.

The Man With The Golden Gun Locations: London to Beirut Libanon, the Macau- Hong Kong- Bangkok, Thailand - Scaramanga's base was actually a volcanic rock island called Khow-Ping-Kan in the Phang Nga Bay of Thailand.

First character with three nipples First time Bond is unhappy to see the Bond Girl (Goodnight) First (and only) time Bond drinks Phuyuck First appearance of Maud Adams (she would return as Octopussy) First time M barks at Q to shut-up First stunt to use a terrible sound effect (the whistle sound during the car jump) First time that Bond goes to Bangkok, Thailand First mention of the energy crisis First time that a midget is the villain's henchman (Herve Villechaize) First time a relative of Ian Fleming is cast in a Bond film (Christopher Lee) First time the lead villain was related to the horror genre (Christopher Lee) First time 007 drives an AMC Hornet First flying car First time another Double-O agent is shown in the field (009 Nick Nack serves him Guinness and Moet Chandon to make a “Black Velvet“. “ Black Velvet”, Francisco Scaramanga's choice of drink is simply ... soft drink. Nick Nack serves Scaramanga Moet Chandon

The Solex was inspired by the energy crisis of the 70's. Scaramanga's base was actually a volcanic rock island called Khow-Ping-Kan in the Phang Nga Bay of Thailand. Christopher Lee is the cousin of Ian Fleming. Britt Ekland, real name Eklund, is the ex-wife of Peter Sellers who starred in the spoof of Casino Royale. Britt Ekland was pregnant during the shooting. Felix Leiter is a main character in the book version, yet he does not make an appearance in the film version. The name Scaramanga came from a Greek man Fleming knew named Pandia Scaramanga whom he met on the island of Hydra and in whose island house he stayed in. Fleming actually asked permission to use the name, letting him know that he would be a villain. Mr. Scaramanga, being a superstitious man, replied: "I certainly do not mind your using my name but please do not to kill me." The scene where Scaramanga and 007 stand back-to-back, with their guns drawn, is a reference to the John Wayne western The Comancheros (1961). The only difference was that Nick Nack counts to 20, instead of 10. When Bond finds Andrea Anders in the shower, the reflection of a crew member can be seen in the mirror's reflection.

Paul & Linda McCartney blev nominerade både till en Oscar och en Grammy för sin titellåt. Filmen fick den det tyska Golden Screen-priset.

Inspelningarna började i slutet av 1972

Scenen då Bond hängflyger från en båt och till Solitaire's hus var från början en scen som togs bort från manuset till den tidigare Bondfilmen, 'Diamantfeber'. Manusförfattaren Tom Mankiewicz (som även var med att skriva det manuset) tyckte om den scenen så mycket att han tidigt lade in den i denna filmen.

Under båtjakten, så hoppar ju Bond över en väg. Visst, allt gick fint och sen skulle den efterföljande båten göra likadant, men då gick det inte lika bra, utan båten kraschade med polisbilen på vägen. Detta var inte meningen, men då det hände medan de spelade in det, skrev de om manuset och satte in scenen i filmen.

• Ian Fleming's The Man with the Golden Gun James Bond 1974