A Conversation for Q Section and Desmond Llewelyn
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Demon Drawer Started conversation Apr 27, 2000
Desmond Llewelyn failed to appear in the first Bond film Dr. No as well. In this film the role of Major Boothroyd (see Addendum) was played by Peter Burton.
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Peet (the Pedantic Punctuation Policeman, Muse of Lateral Programming Ideas, Eggcups-Spurtle-and-Spoonswinner, BBC Cheese Namer & Zaphodista) Posted Apr 27, 2000
I know this is picky, but there was no "Q" in "Casino Royale" either... 
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BuskingBob Posted Apr 28, 2000
Casino Royale is a gift for those who set pub quizzes - theer always used to be fights when I counted David Niven as one of the James Bonds!
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Bluebottle Posted Apr 28, 2000
And why not Woody Allen and Peter Sellers and Ursula Andress? They were Bond too....
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Demon Drawer Posted Apr 28, 2000
You see that is the reason I didn't include Casino Royale, it always confuses me. Plus it's not in my BoxSet. Nah. But it is in my collection.
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Demon Drawer Posted Apr 28, 2000
True. I suppose I did include NSNA, but Casino Royale is in a spoof category, I may write something on that plus include Roger's Cannonball run spoof of himself a few other take offs.
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Bluebottle Posted Apr 28, 2000
I agree - it doesn't really fit in at all, it's not even similar in theme to the other Bond films, which at least "Never Say Never Again" is.
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