For Conservative Movie Lovers: Ian Fleming, Sean Connery, and ‘Goldfinger’ Part 2

Big Holloywood ^ | 03.20.10 | Leo Grin

[Perdogg]

The name was Fleming, Valentine Fleming. But to his four young boys, Bond creator Ian Fleming among them, he was “Mokie” — a baby-talk bastardization of “Smokie,” so called because he always had a pipe dangling from his lips, the same way Sean Connery would one day sport a cigarette in his debut appearance as James Bond in Dr. No. Curiously, no one in turn-of-the-century England thought to arrest Mr. Fleming for smoking in the presence of his children, nor did social services batter down his door to cart the poor cancer-threatened kids away. He was their Pop, and they adored him, smoke and all.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

lol. Go for it. It's never too late to teach old dogs new tricks. Here's one on a stake-out...

And I bet you look great in a bowler hat...

[Perdogg]

I would love to have a workable “golden gun” like in the movie.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

lolol.

"Do you 'ave a woom?"

Tell Kay she can be Jamie Lee Curtis to your Arnold Schwarzenegger. "True Lies" looked like a lot of fun.