The Man with the Golden Gun
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The Man with the Golden Gun is the ninth James Bond film, featuring Roger Moore in his second outing as 007. Directed by Guy Hamilton, this 1974 adventure pits Bond against the deadly assassin Francisco Scaramanga in a high-stakes pursuit across Thailand. The film blends exotic locations and classic espionage action with a memorable villain.
Released in 1974 by United Artists. · Features practical effects and stunts, including a famous car jump. · Moore's second outing as Bond, following Live and Let Die. · Filmed in Thailand, contributing to its unique visual flair.
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VHS$7.724 comps
DVD$7.0026 comps
Blu-ray$12.0012 comps
LaserDisc$10.953 comps
The Man with the Golden Gun VHS Value: $7.72
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Frequently Asked Questions
What inspired the design of Francisco Scaramanga's golden gun?
The golden gun was designed to be a distinctive and stylish weapon for the film's villain, crafted to fire single golden bullets, emphasizing Scaramanga's status as a high-paid assassin.
Did Christopher Lee perform any of his own stunts in the film?
Christopher Lee performed some physical scenes but most of the more demanding stunts were carried out by stunt doubles, as was typical for the production.
Was The Man with the Golden Gun based on a book?
Yes, the film is loosely based on Ian Fleming's novel of the same name, though the plot was adapted significantly for the screen.
How does Roger Moore's portrayal of Bond differ in this film compared to his first?
In his second Bond film, Roger Moore injected more humor and charm into the role, moving away from the more serious tone of his initial appearance.
Are there notable martial arts scenes in the film?
The film includes martial arts elements, especially in the combat sequences on the island, reflecting the growing popularity of martial arts in 1970s cinema.
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