On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)
James Bond woos a mob boss' daughter and goes undercover to uncover the true reason for Ernst Stavro Blofeld's allergy research in the Swiss Alps involving beautiful women from around the world.
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Director:
Peter R. HuntWriters:
Simon Raven (additional dialogue), Richard Maibaum (screenplay)All Cast & Crew
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Trivia
Product placements, brand integrations, and promotional tie-ins for this movie include the Aston Martin 1969 DBS; Gucci suitcase; Hennessy Brandy; Playboy Magazine; Campari; the Ford Motor Company, particularly the 1969 Mercury Cougar Convertible; Jack Daniel's Whiskey; Schilthorn Piz Gloria Revolving Restaurant; Krug Champagne; Dom Perignon Champagne, particularly a Dom Perignon '57; and Rolex Watches including the Rolex Submariner 5513 and Rolex Chronograph 6238 watches.
Quotes
Q:
I've been saying for years, sir, that our special equipment is obsolete. And now, computer analysis reveals an entirely new approach: miniaturization. For instance, radioactive lint. When placed in an opponent's pockets, the anti-personnel and ...
M:
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Goofs
Just after we see the train for the first time in the Swiss ski resort, a man with blond hair is reading the Daily Express. On the back page, the headline is 'Why Brown had to go' and above this is written 'Stock steps in at Luton'. Allan Brown was fired as manager of Luton Town FC on 17th December 1968 and Alec Stock was appointed to the position three days later. However, the three letters we see Bond photo stating in Gumbold's office in Bern are dated 12th June, 30th July and 3rd August 1969. Therefore, the newspaper being read in Switzerland may have been dated one year or more prior to the date we could suppose that we are observing the man reading it.
Crazy Credits
During the opening credits, images are shown of Bond girls and villains. (This is the first Bond movie since Goldfinger to feature previous movies' footage in its credits.) Specifics are as follows. *First Set. *Honey Ryder from Dr. No (1962), standing on the beach. *Dr. No from the same, in front of his underground aquarium. *Tatiana Romanova from From Russia with Love (1963), messing around with her hair. *Pussy Galore from Goldfinger (1964), in the barn scene. *Second Set. *The title character from Goldfinger. *Assorted Bond girls from the Goldfinger (1964) / Thunderball (1965) era. *The "Flaming Car Crash" scene from Thunderball (1965). *Third set. *Emilio Largo, the main villain from Thunderball. *Aki, Kissy Suzuki, and a swordsman from You Only Live Twice (1967). *Blofeld's volcano lair exploding from the end of the same. Note the strategic absence of Blofeld from You Only Live Twice, as Blofeld is played by a different actor in this film.
Alternate Versions
In some VHS prints, the two producer credits in the opening credits are seen reversed.
Soundtracks
James Bond ThemeMusic by Monty Norman
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Genres
Action | Adventure | ThrillerDetails
Release Date:
19 December 1969Language
English, German, French
Country of Origin
UKFilming Locations
Fronteira Palace, Lisbon, PortugalBox Office
Budget:
$7,000,000 (estimated)
Gross USA:
$22,774,493
Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$22,787,885
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