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![]() In the opening sequence, Bond is on a training mission to rescue a Brazilian millionaire’s daughter. What weapon does he not use: |
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knife | ||
| machine gun | |||
| garotte | |||
| blowpipe | |||
| 2. |
![]() Bond fails the training mission because: |
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| his gun jams | |||
| he steps on a landmine | |||
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he is stabbed by the Brazilian heiress | ||
| it was an unwinnable scenario | |||
| 3. |
![]() There’s a new stiff, upper-crust M, played by which British actor? |
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Edward Fox | ||
| Ian McKellen | |||
| John Gielgud | |||
| Christopher Lee | |||
| 4. |
![]() Bond tells Moneypenny that his mission from M is to eliminate all: |
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| SPECTRE agents | |||
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free radicals | ||
| terrorist groups | |||
| Communist sleeper cells | |||
| 5. |
![]() Meanwhile, SPECTRE is hatching an evil plot. Evil! Who plays Blofeld? |
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| Maximilian Schell | |||
| Omar Sharif | |||
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Max von Sydow | ||
| Peter O’Toole | |||
| 6. |
![]() SPECTRE’s evil plot is named: |
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| The Cup of Christ | |||
| The Buddha’s Hand | |||
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The Tears of Allah | ||
| The Wrath of God | |||
| 7. |
![]() Bond comes across SPECTRE’s plan by coincidence, and is ambushed by an enormous henchman, but manages to gain the upper hand by throwing what in the henchman’s face? |
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| hydrochloric acid | |||
| bleach | |||
| ammonia | |||
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his own urine | ||
| 8. |
![]() SPECTRE’s plan is to replace dummy nuclear warheads and steal them. They achieve this by using an exact duplicate of the US President’s: |
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| thumb to pass a fingerprint check | |||
| voice box to pass a voice recognition scan | |||
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eye to pass a retina scan | ||
| forearm to pass a secret handshake test | |||
| 9. |
![]() Jack Petachi, in whom the fake eye was implanted, is killed after his “nurse” throws a what in his car? |
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| smoke bomb | |||
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snake | ||
| homing beacon | |||
| grenade | |||
| 10. |
![]() Petachi’s “nurse”, played by Barbara Carrera, is named: |
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| Kitty Stroker | |||
| Gala Brand | |||
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Fatima Blush | ||
| Courtney Cox | |||
| 11. |
![]() In charge of the SPECTRE operation is Number One, Maximilian Largo, who is played by: |
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| Rutger Hauer | |||
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Klaus Maria Brandauer | ||
| Jean Reno | |||
| Klaus Kinski | |||
| 12. |
![]() Q, errr… for copyright reasons, I mean “Algernon”, is particularly pleased to see Bond back and hopes that: |
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| “You will bring it back in one piece this time, won’t you Bond?” | |||
| “Nothing will explode unexpectedly.” | |||
| “Your wristwatch won’t explode this time.” | |||
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“We’ll see some gratuitous sex and violence.” | ||
| 13. |
![]() Domino, Jack Petachi’s brother and Largo’s mistress, is played by a pre-fame: |
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| Sharon Stone | |||
| Geena Davis | |||
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Kim Basinger | ||
| Kim Cattrall | |||
| 14. |
![]() MI6’s bumbling man in Nassau is played by none other than Rowan Atkinson. What is the character’s name? |
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| Colin Fotherington-Smythe | |||
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Nigel Small-Fawcett | ||
| Simon Willoughby-Gray | |||
| Oliver Brooke-Hampton | |||
| 15. |
![]() After making love to Bond, Fatima Blush tries to have him killed using: |
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| an exploding toilet | |||
| a lava vent | |||
| a cryogenic chamber | |||
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sharks attracted by a homing beacon on his scuba gear | ||
| 16. |
![]() In this movie, Bond’s American counterpart Felix Leiter is played by this actor, pictured above: |
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| Richard Roundtree | |||
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Bernie Casey | ||
| Jim Brown | |||
| Jim Kelly | |||
| 17. |
![]() Bond meets Domino by impersonating her: |
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| hair stylist | |||
| tango instructor | |||
| speedboat driver | |||
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masseuse | ||
| 18. |
![]() Bond and Largo compete head to head in a video game called: |
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| World Conquest | |||
| Control | |||
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Domination | ||
| Invasion | |||
| 19. |
![]() Fatima is about to kill Bond. What does she want him to do before he dies? |
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| dance for her | |||
| beg to die quickly | |||
| hand over the nuclear bomb detonator | |||
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write a note saying that making love to her was the greatest pleasure in his life | ||
| 20. |
![]() Finding that Domino has learned of her brother’s death and betrayed him, Largo arranges: |
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| for her to be frozen alive | |||
| for her to be tortured | |||
| for her to be drowned | |||
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for her to be auctioned | ||
| 21. |
![]() M calls Bond with the news that they’ve found the first warhead, and the news that if Bond comes through this alive M will: |
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| see that Bond gets a knighthood | |||
| introduce Bond to the Queen | |||
| give him a month’s holiday | |||
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offer lunch at his club | ||
| 22. |
![]() Largo’s boat is called: |
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| the Morning Star | |||
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the Flying Saucer | ||
| the Artemis | |||
| the Nemesis | |||
| 23. |
![]() The location of the second warhead is revealed by: |
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| Largo’s condescending remarks to Bond | |||
| a map that Domino stole from Largo’s office | |||
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the pendant that Largo gave Domino | ||
| a SPECTRE communication to MI6 | |||
| 24. |
![]() Bond has retired, but Small-Fawcett delivers the message that M wants him back in action because, without Bond in the Service, he fears for: |
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| the English monarchy | |||
| the safety of Britain | |||
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the security of the civilized world | ||
| the virginity of young girls everywhere | |||
| 25. |
![]() Bonus question: When Ian Fleming didn’t have a good idea for a new James Bond book, he recycled the plot from an old screenplay planned for a Bond TV series. The result was Thunderball, and a suit by one of the co-writers of the script, who came away with movie-making. His name? |
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| Harry Saltzmann | |||
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Kevin McClory | ||
| Cubby Broccoli | |||
| Jack Whittingham | |||