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![]() The pre-credits sequence for Live and Let Die does not feature Bond, but three murders of three British agents. Where does a murder not take place? |
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a crocodile farm | ||
| the United Nations | |||
| a New Orleans funeral | |||
| a voodoo sacrifice | |||
| 2. |
![]() Who performs the theme song for Live and Let Die? |
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| Rory Storm and the Hurricanes | |||
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Paul McCartney and Wings | ||
| The Plastic Ono Band | |||
| The Travelling Wilburys | |||
| 3. |
![]() M turns up at Bond’s apartment to give him his assignment. Turns out that Bond and Baines, one of the murdered agents, shared the same: |
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| chimneysweep | |||
| tobacconist | |||
| barber | |||
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bootmaker | ||
| 4. |
![]() M also drops off Bond’s new watch from Q Branch, which includes: |
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| a laser that can cut through metal | |||
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a high-powered magnet | ||
| a remote detonator and explosive charge | |||
| a two-way radio transmitter | |||
| 5. |
![]() Bond travels to New York and pays a visit to the Oh Cult Voodoo Store, where he purchases: |
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| a candle | |||
| a gris-gris (protective charm) | |||
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a toy snake | ||
| a skull | |||
| 6. |
![]() Bond follows the trail to a restaurant in Harlem called: |
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| Hoppin’ John’s | |||
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Fillet of Soul | ||
| Suffering Succotash | |||
| Colored Greens | |||
| 7. |
![]() Bond is swiftly captured by crime boss Mr Big, and has his future told by a tarot reader named: |
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| Euchre | |||
| Canasta | |||
| Hearts | |||
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Solitaire | ||
| 8. |
![]() Bond asks if he is in the cards. Solitaire turns over: |
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| The Magician | |||
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The Fool | ||
| The Tower | |||
| Strength | |||
| 9. |
![]() Bond asks about his future, and Solitaire tells him to turn over a card. What is it? |
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| The Hanged Man | |||
| Death | |||
| Justice | |||
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The Lovers | ||
| 10. |
![]() Henchman Tee Hee Johnson apparently got his nickname for laughing at inappropriate situations. He also has: |
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a metal arm | ||
| a whispered voice | |||
| switchblades for hands | |||
| a golden eye | |||
| 11. |
![]() According to Mr Big, names is for: |
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| brothers, baby | |||
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tombstones, baby | ||
| the pigs, baby | |||
| honkies, baby | |||
| 12. |
![]() The Voodoo god of cemeteries and Chief of the Legion of the Dead is named: |
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| Baron Dimanche | |||
| Baron Jeudi | |||
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Baron Samedi | ||
| Baron Mercredi | |||
| 13. |
![]() Bond meets CIA agent Rosie Carver, who is worried she’s going to be completely useless. Bond says: |
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| “You just have to put your back into it.” | |||
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“I’m sure we’ll be able to lick you into shape.” | ||
| “Once you’re in the field, it’ll come to you.” | |||
| “Keep grinding away and you’ll do fine.” | |||
| 14. |
![]() Bond and Rosie receive a threatening voodoo message in their hotel bedroom. How does Bond explain it? |
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| a small doll made by hotel staff from straw and coconut husks to welcome new guests | |||
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a hat belonging to a small-headed man of limited means who lost a fight with a chicken | ||
| a shoe once owned by a poor blighter who obviously left before he had to pay his hotel bill | |||
| a conch shell left by a careless hotel employee who forgot to blow it to summon us for dinner | |||
| 15. |
![]() After Bond and Rosie make love, he reveals he knows she is a double agent for Kananga and threatens to shoot her. Rosie: “You wouldn’t, not after what we’ve just done.” Bond: |
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“I certainly wouldn’t have done it before.” | ||
| “Don’t feel too bad. It’s not as though you were dreadful.” | |||
| “Maybe not, if you had put a little more effort into it.” | |||
| “If only you had worn what I asked you to.” | |||
| 16. |
![]() Solitaire will lose her psychic gifts when: |
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| she gives birth to her first daughter | |||
| her mother’s death at Kananga’s hands is avenged | |||
| she breaks her psychic link with Kananga | |||
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she loses her virginity | ||
| 17. |
![]() Bond and Solitaire discover Kananga’s poppy fields, and then escape from the police on: |
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| a motorcycle | |||
| a fishing boat | |||
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a double-decker bus | ||
| an airplane that, after a series of collisions, loses its wings | |||
| 18. |
![]() What’s the link between New York gangster Mr. Big and Caribbean dictator Kananga? |
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| Strictly a business relationship | |||
| They are lovers | |||
| They are brothers | |||
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They are the same person | ||
| 19. |
![]() Bond is captured, and Kananga orders that he be taken to the farm. The sign on the farm gate warns that trespassers will be: |
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| prosecuted | |||
| shot | |||
| baptized | |||
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eaten | ||
| 20. |
![]() What is the name of the crocodile that ate Tee Hee’s arm? |
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| Jim | |||
| Wally | |||
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Albert | ||
| Mick | |||
| 21. |
![]() The boat chase through the bayou originally appeared in the script as “Scene 156 - The most terrific boat chase you've ever seen”. What does not happen? |
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| a speedboat fails a jump and crashes into a police car | |||
| some henchmen end up in a swimming pool | |||
| the boat chase interrupts a wedding | |||
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a henchman is sliced up by a speedboat motor | ||
| 22. |
![]() While Bond rescues Solitaire, Quarrel Jr. does the real work and explodes the poppy fields. Quarrell’s father was a character in: |
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Dr. No | ||
| Thunderball | |||
| Goldfinger | |||
| Diamonds are Forever | |||
| 23. |
![]() Kananga dies after: |
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| Bond shoots him with a Colt .45 | |||
| he falls into a coffin filled with snakes | |||
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he swallows a bullet filled with compressed air | ||
| his own sharks eat him | |||
| 24. |
![]() Tee Hee interrupts Bond and Solitaire’s train trip, but Bond shoves him out the window. Bond’s flip remark? |
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“Just being disarming, darling.” | ||
| “He was mostly armless.” | |||
| “No arm done” | |||
| “Best keep out of arm’s way.” | |||
| 25. |
![]() Bonus question: Scriptwriter Tom Mankiewicz had originally planned for Solitaire to be played by a black actress, but the producers settled on English rose Jane Seymour. Who did Mankiewicz want in the role? |
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| Kim Weston | |||
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Diana Ross | ||
| Donna Summer | |||
| Tammi Terrell | |||