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* AlternateContinuity: The film has no connection to the standard Bond continuity... or does it? It is made specifically clear in this film that after the retirement of the original Bond, his name became nothing more than a codename for new spies - and according to
Sir James, one of the spies to receive it is "a sexual acrobat who leaves a trail of beautiful dead women like blown roses behind him", seemingly an implicit reference to Creator/SeanConnery's Bond. Also keep in mind that the last Bond movie with Connery, ''Film/YouOnlyLiveTwice'', came out the same year, and it was clear that another actor would have to take over as Bond.
Sir James, one of the spies to receive it is "a sexual acrobat who leaves a trail of beautiful dead women like blown roses behind him", seemingly an implicit reference to Creator/SeanConnery's Bond. Also keep in mind that the last Bond movie with Connery, ''Film/YouOnlyLiveTwice'', came out the same year, and it was clear that another actor would have to take over as Bond.
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* AlternateContinuity: The film has no connection to the standard Bond continuity... or does it? It is made specifically clear in this film that after the retirement of the original Bond, his name became nothing more than a codename for new spies - and according to
to Sir James, one of the spies to receive it is "a sexual acrobat who leaves a trail of beautiful dead women like blown roses behind him", seemingly an implicit reference to Creator/SeanConnery's Bond. Also keep in mind that the last Bond movie with Connery, ''Film/YouOnlyLiveTwice'', came out the same year, and it was clear that another actor would have to take over as Bond.
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* AnyoneCanDie: It's the only movie ([[spoiler:before ''Film/NoTimeToDie'']]) where James Bond dies. [[spoiler:All seven of them. Many at the same time.]]
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* AnonymousRinger: When Dr. Noah shows how he's putting in motion his plan to replace world leaders with robot duplicates, he shows to The Detainer three men he already kidnapped and replaced with robots, and while their names are not mentioned, it's clearly obvious that they are intended to be UsefulNotes/MaoZedong, UsefulNotes/FidelCastro, and Ho Chi Minh.
* AnyoneCanDie:It's the only movie ([[spoiler:before ''Film/NoTimeToDie'']]) where James The film notably ends with [[spoiler:James Bond dies. [[spoiler:All dying. All seven of them. Many at the same time.]]
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* CastingGag: Among the many inside jokes in the movie is [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stirling_Moss Stirling Moss']] cameo as a man who is instructed to "follow that car" and runs after it on foot.[[note]]Moss is considered one of the greatest racing drivers of all time.[[/note]]
** A more conspicuous example is casting Ursula Andress - the inaugural "Bond girl" - as one of the James Bond proxies.
** A more conspicuous example is casting Ursula Andress - the inaugural "Bond girl" - as one of the James Bond proxies.
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** Perhaps the more conspicuous example is casting Ursula Andress - the inaugural "Bond girl" - as one of the James Bond proxies.
** Among the many inside jokes in the movie is [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stirling_Moss StirlingMoss']] Moss]], considered one of the greatest racing drivers of all time, having a cameo as a man standing right next to a Formula 1 car who is instructed to "follow that car" and runs after it on foot.[[note]]Moss is considered one of the greatest racing drivers of all time.[[/note]]
** A more conspicuous example is casting Ursula Andress - the inaugural "Bond girl" - as one of the James Bond proxies.''on foot''.
** Perhaps the more conspicuous example is casting Ursula Andress - the inaugural "Bond girl" - as one of the James Bond proxies.
** Among the many inside jokes in the movie is [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stirling_Moss Stirling
** A more conspicuous example is casting Ursula Andress - the inaugural "Bond girl" - as one of the James Bond proxies.
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* AlternateContinuity: The film has no connection to the standard Bond continuity... or does it?? It is made specifically clear in this film that after the retirement of the original Bond, his name became nothing more than a codename for new spies - and a subtle reference is made to Creator/SeanConnery's Bond as one of his namesakes. Also keep in mind that the last Bond movie with Connery, ''Film/YouOnlyLiveTwice'', came out the same year, and it was clear that another actor would have to take over as Bond.
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* AlternateContinuity: The film has no connection to the standard Bond continuity... or does it?? it? It is made specifically clear in this film that after the retirement of the original Bond, his name became nothing more than a codename for new spies - and according to
Sir James, one of the spies to receive it is "a sexual acrobat who leaves asubtle trail of beautiful dead women like blown roses behind him", seemingly an implicit reference is made to Creator/SeanConnery's Bond as one of his namesakes.Bond. Also keep in mind that the last Bond movie with Connery, ''Film/YouOnlyLiveTwice'', came out the same year, and it was clear that another actor would have to take over as Bond.
Sir James, one of the spies to receive it is "a sexual acrobat who leaves a
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* CastingGag: Among the many pinside jokes in the movie is Stirling Moss' cameo as a man who is instructed to "follow that car" and runs after it on foot. Moss is one of the greatest racing drivers of all time.
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* CastingGag: Among the many pinside inside jokes in the movie is [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stirling_Moss Stirling Moss' Moss']] cameo as a man who is instructed to "follow that car" and runs after it on foot. Moss foot.[[note]]Moss is considered one of the greatest racing drivers of all time.[[/note]]
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Eon Productions (owners of the main Film/JamesBond franchise) acquired the rights to the novel in 1999, and eventually produced a serious, TruerToTheText (and expanded) [[Film/CasinoRoyale2006 adaptation in 2006]], which should not be confused with the 1967 spoof.
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Eon Productions (owners of the main Film/JamesBond franchise) acquired the rights to the novel in 1999, and eventually produced a serious, TruerToTheText (and expanded) [[Film/CasinoRoyale2006 adaptation in 2006]], which should not be confused with the 1967 spoof.this film.
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* DraggedOffToHell: The fate of [[spoiler:Jimmy Bond]]. This being a sixties family film, it’s referred to as “a place where it’s terribly hot”.
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* AnyoneCanDie: It's the only movie (before Film/NoTimeToDie) where James Bond dies. [[spoiler:All seven of them. Many at the same time.]]
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* AnyoneCanDie: It's the only movie (before Film/NoTimeToDie) ([[spoiler:before ''Film/NoTimeToDie'']]) where James Bond dies. [[spoiler:All seven of them. Many at the same time.]]
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**Interestingly, despite its parody status, this is the only film to feature a Bentley similar to what Fleming originally portrayed Bond as driving.
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Eon Productions (owners of the main Film/JamesBond franchise) acquired the rights to the novel in 1999, and eventually produced a serious, faithful (and expanded) [[Film/CasinoRoyale2006 adaptation]], which should not be confused with the 1967 spoof.
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Eon Productions (owners of the main Film/JamesBond franchise) acquired the rights to the novel in 1999, and eventually produced a serious, faithful TruerToTheText (and expanded) [[Film/CasinoRoyale2006 adaptation]], adaptation in 2006]], which should not be confused with the 1967 spoof.
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The second adaptation (after the 1954 ''[[Film/CasinoRoyale1954 Climax!]]'' episode) of Creator/IanFleming's ''Literature/CasinoRoyale'', released in 1967. It was originally planned to be a straight adaptation of the one novel that Creator/EonProductions (at the time) didn't have the rights to, but producer Charles Feldman instead decided to mount it as spoof of Film/JamesBond and spy films in general. Unfortunately a TroubledProduction ensued.
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The second adaptation (after the 1954 ''[[Film/CasinoRoyale1954 Climax!]]'' episode) of Creator/IanFleming's ''Literature/CasinoRoyale'', released in 1967. It was originally planned to be a straight adaptation of the one novel that Creator/EonProductions (at the time) didn't have the rights to, but producer Charles Feldman instead decided to mount it as spoof of Film/JamesBond and spy films in general. Unfortunately Unfortunately, a TroubledProduction ensued.
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* CastAsAMask: Dr. Noah is pretty much a spoof of this trope. He's voiced by Valentine Dyall, radio's "Man in Black", until TheReveal that he's actually [[spoiler: Jimmy Bond -- Woody Allen's character]].
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* CastAsAMask: Dr. Noah is pretty much a spoof of this trope. He's voiced by Valentine Dyall, Creator/ValentineDyall, radio's "Man in Black", until TheReveal that he's actually [[spoiler: Jimmy Bond -- Woody Allen's character]].
