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"Live And Let Die" Mission James Bond is on a manhunt from Harlem to the Caribbean to find and defeat the evil Dr. Kananga before he can flood the world with massive shipments of heroin.
Roger Moore's debut as James Bond takes him in pursuit of a voodoo- worshipping underworld drug czar who leads him from Harlem to New Orleans to the exotic Caribbean. Jane Seymour also stars.
Crew
Whisper with Champagne Bollinger
007's classic
Rolex
timepiece, modified to have a spinning saw and a
magnetic pull. James Bond's specially adapted
Live
and Let Die Rolex
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"Live And Let Die"
(1973)
Roger Moore
"Leva och Låta Dö" 
Live And Let Die Mission James Bond
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 Roger Moore as James Bond in 7 Bondfilms |
 Solitaire (Jane Seymour) |
 Miss Caruso (Madeline Smith) |
 Tee Hee (Julius W. Harris) |
 Sheriff St. Pepper (Clifton James) 2 Bondfilms The Man With The Golden Gun Live And Let Die |
 Rosie Carver (Gloria Hendry) |
Solitaire (Jane Seymour) |
 Jane Seymour Solitaire |
 Sheriff St. Pepper (Clifton James) 2 Bondfilms The Man With The Golden Gun Live And Let Die |
 Baron Samedi (Geoffrey Holder) |
Miss Caruso (Madeline Smith) |
 Felix Leiter (David Hedison) 2 Bondfilms Licence To Kill Live And Let Die |
 Dr. Kananga Mr Big (Yaphet Kotto) |
 M Bernard Lee in the first 11 Bondfilms |
 Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell) in the first 14 Bondfilms |
 Summary: With charm, wit and deadly assurance, Roger Moore steps in as the suave, sophisticated - and lethal - Agent 007 in a "thrilling, high-powered" showdown with an infamous drug lord who's determined to eliminate Bond and conquer the world! Review: With more tounge-in-cheek innuendos and a less gritty portrayal, Live and Let Die introduces Roger Moore as the new James Bond, a role he takes in stride. The movie, as are many of Moore's films, lacks a certain edge that the Connery Bonds had. Still, Moore makes the character his own: a secret agent more likely to crack a one-liner than kill someone in cold blood. As for the movie, although it was the most realistic film to date, the racial undertones and stereotypes make it a bit awkward. Even Yaphet Kotto protested the way African-Americans were portrayed in the movie. Racial issues aside, the movie was pretty much non-stop action. There wasn't all that much character development although the idea of Kananga and Mr Big being the same person is very interesting. The highlight of the film was the speedboat chase through the Louisiana Bayou. This also introduced, for better or worse, Sheriff JW Pepper. Moore needs to settle into the character a bit more but it was not a bad performance for his first Bond movie |
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 Live and Let Die 1973 Rolex So you can be sure that it is not without good reason that some of the world's finest watchmakers (among them such heavyweights as Rolex, Omega, and Seiko) have sought to link their products to the excitement, elegance and cachet that the public has learned to associate with James Bond, the gentleman secret agent with a licence to kill. Most recently it's been Omega that has been peppering magazines and newspapers around the world with images of James Bond wearing their "Seamaster Professional" model with the legend "Selected by James Bond." Note that this is not an endorsement by Pierce Brosnan, but rather by James Bond. Despite what 007 told Fatima Blush in NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN, James Bond does indeed do endorsements. |
 In James bond 007 Museum Nybro Sweden
The most recognizable watch in history with
1 billion people having watched the film
"Live and Let Die", the wristwatch worn on
the wrist of Sir Roger Moore as James Bond
is in fact a Rolex Submariner reference 5513
made in 1972, and was later modified for the
movie.
Art director and British production designer Syd Cain worked on over 30 movie projects, and received international fame for playing a key role as gadget designer in the James Bond movies. The acclaimed Rolex Submariner worn was memorable for its buzzsaw bezel that spun and could cut through rope to escape dangerous situations, and its hyper intensified magnetic field with the ability to deflect bullets. Used for both humor and heightened dramatic events, the magnetic power could unzip Miss Caruso’s dress, and catch a spoon off of a coffee saucer. The present Rolex reference 5513 "Q" is the most unforgettable watch prop used in a movie and is even signed inside the caseback "Roger Moore 007". As a highlight in the most iconic scenes of "Live and Let Die", this watch is sure to interest both watch collectors and true fans of cinematography alike. Syd Cain: An accomplished movie
production designer, "Syd" Cain is best
known for his creative work on four films of
the famous James Bond 007 series. His work
on the series followed his successful
efforts supporting Producer Albert R.
Broccoli on two films in 1954 and 1956.
Broccoli chose Cain for "Dr. No" in 1962,
and went on to assume the role of art
director for 1963’s "From Russia With Love".
That film introduced Q, the legendary
character responsible for issuing gadgets to
James Bond. Cain (1918-2011) was himself a survivor, having managed to walk away from a plane crash during World War II, and later, surviving a lightning strike. Notably, he also served as assistant art director for Stanley Kubrick, and production designer for Alfred Hitchcock and Jack Gold. Survived by five sons and three daughters, he was a popular personality with James Bond fans, and wrote an autobiography documenting his experiences with the 007 films: "Not Forgetting James Bond: The Autobiography of James Bond Production Designer Syd Cain".
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 Hang Glider Boat towed vehicle for silent invasion |
     
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 Pimp Mobile :A white 1973 Cadillac ( New York license plate # 347 NDG) |
s actually a Chevrolet Corvette fitted with
the fiberglass molding of a Cadillac Eldorado - the vehicle was marketed
as the "Corvorado" by Dunham Coach of Boonton, New Jersey.
Other Dunham conversions featured in the film included a Cadillac
Fleetwood and Eldorado (seen parked in front of the Fillet of Soul
restaurant). Les Dunham stated that he kept possession of the Corvorado
after the film was completed; it has been modified several times for
appearances in other films and/or car shows. He claimed that the car was
used in the film "Superfly" (1972). The license plate of the
white "Pimp Mobile" was 347-NDG. The address on the
registration of the vehicle was 33 E. 65th St., New York, NY 10021.
All cars were made by General Motors except for the van a car slams into which was a early '60s Ford Econoline Van. |
 Bleeker School Cessna 140
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 Glastron speedboats in the Louisiana boat chase. Glastron GT150 1972 boats were used in filming of James Bond’s “Live and Let Die” 1973 and came direct from Glastron in Austin, Texas. |
 Double-Decker Buss old style English double decker |
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Albert is one of the oldest crocodile in Dr. Kananga's farm. In the
past he bitten off Tee Hee's arm which replaced by a metal. When Bond
escaped to the little island, he opened the gate and the aligators and
crocodiles escaped frm the farm. His fate is unknown.
Albert is a crocodile who appears in Live and Let Die 
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James Bond Movie Live And Let Die 1973 A trip to the Jamaica Swamp
Safari Village in Falmouth, Located in a natural mangrove habitat, Jamaica Swamp Safari is home to over 30 of the endangered American Crocodile, the also endangered Jamaican Boa Constrictor (Yellow Snake), and the once thought extinct Jamaican Coney. http://www.jamaicaswampsafari.com http://www.007museum.com/Live_and_Let_Die.htm |
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East
94th Street and 2nd Avenue, Manhattan. Although the sign post clearly
shows Lenox Avenue, it is in fact 2nd Avenue
Fillet of Soul’ and though the sign post on screen clearly shows Lenox Avenue, it is in fact 2nd Avenue at 94th Street. 117th and 118th Streets were used for the fight scenes which followed and that was the end of the New York scenes. A bit surprising perhaps that no other Bond films have been set in this major world city since.
Fillet of Soul, 2nd Avenue and East 94th Street, Manhattan.In the film, the location for the Fillet of Soul is Lenox Avenue and 124th Street in Harlem.
Oh Cult Voodoo Shop, 33 East 65th Street and Madison Avenue, Manhattan. ‘Oh Cult Voodoo Shop’ on 33 East 65th Street at 5th Avenue which is first seen after 18 minutes. . A couple of minutes later Bond is seen hailing a yellow cab outside the store and tails a lead in typical follow-that-car movie fashion to
Oh Cult Voodoo Shop, 33 East 65th Street and Madison Avenue, Manhattan
Oh Cult Voodoo Shop, 33 East 65th Street and Madison Avenue, Manhattan
Oh Cult Voodoo Shop, 33 East 65th Street and Madison Avenue, Manhattan
Oh Cult Voodoo Shop, 33 East 65th Street and Madison Avenue,
Manhattan
Oh Cult Voodoo Shop, 33 East 65th Street and Madison Avenue,
Manhattan http://onthesetofnewyork.com/liveandletdie.html
Kananga is also in New York, visiting the United
Nations
Mr James Bond from Sweden outside, todays oh cult voodoo shop in New York Live And Let Die (1973) Roger Moore James Bond movie 1973,
I filmer och på bio http://visit.un.org/wcm/content/
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See Glastron 150 GT in The James Bond 007 Museum.
| See Glastron GT-150 in The James Bond 007 Museum. Glastron GT-150 26 boats were used in filming of James Bond’s “Live and Let Die” 1973, and 17 was destroyed. |
glastron_gt150.mp4 See Glastron 150-GT in The James Bond 007 Museum. Glastron GT-150 1972 26 boats were used in filming of James Bond’s “Live and Let Die” 1973. |
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Cadillac Sedan
DeVille
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Checker Marathon
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