James Bond

If you are referring to the canyon scenes...

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"I can't complain about airplanes in this movie though, as the best scene in the movie was a good long segment of aerial combat with Bond in a DC-3 versus the bad guy in a Marchetti. The DC-3 mainly gets shot up, trying to evade its pursuer with some low canyon flying, which was real."

Toshiyuki "Harold" Sakata played Oddjob in Goldfinger.

Yes. M is wounded when Silva's men attack the Skyfall mansion, but doesn't die immediately. Although this wound is ultimately the cause of her death, she is almost killed by Silva when he begs her to kill the both of them.

never ending fight between good and evil

Without You By My Side recorded by Montreal artist Gino Vannelli was submitted

as a Bond Theme for the film "The Spy Who Loved Me" and was later released in a rewrite called Nightwalker when beaten out by Carly Simon's "Nobody Does It Better"

6'1 (185 cm).

A man who is at the bar waiting for James Bond. When James Bond walks over to him the man at the bar says "Congratulations.".

James Bond isn't really a womanizer. He actually did get married at one point, but his wife was almost immediately killed by the bad guys (in On Her Majesty's Secret Service). At that point, he apparently decided that true love and settling down with a wife are incompatible with the spy lifestyle.

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Sir Thomas Sean Connery

It's film music, which is actually an own music genre.

Dame Shirley Bassey has performed the title song for the most James Bond films. She sang the songs for Goldfinger(1964), Diamonds are Forever (1971), and Moonraker(1979), and is the only artist to have sung the title song for more than one Bond film.

There are several ways to blow up a cars engine. If your car loses all its oil and you don't shut off the engine you could blow it. You could blow it by over revving the engine for long periods of time. If the engine doesn't have water in it it could run hot and quit.

Felix Leiter

i say yes ...the end of the film : on her Majesty's secret service .it is the one his wife gets killed in ...look very closely at the end of the wedding shot , just be for they drive away in the lower left corner there looks to be a charging bull icon .Lamborghini logo.

Goldeneye

depends what framerate ur animating at so anywhere from 8 to 240+

No. Neither the 1999 or 2004 adaptation of First Daughter star anybody by the name of James Bond.

Mel Gibson

As far as I know, there was no cat in Live and Let Die. There was an episode called "Live and Let Die" involving the family cat from the American TV sitcom ALF.

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Tuxedos with bow ties for the men with very shiny lace-up black shoes, or failing that '60s yachting-style dress of black or navy blue blazers with matching trousers (or 'slacks' as you say in the US), and thin roll-top white sweaters, and yachtsman's peaked caps. For the women, two-piece Jackie Kennedy-style dress suits with pillbox hats, or elegant off-the-shoulder evening dresses with small thin straps, and '60s hairdos (i.e. bouffon, 'flick-ups', or modest piled hair, like Tippi Hedren's hairstyle in the Hitchcock film 'The Birds'). Guys and women could have long elegant cigarette-holders, and the women could have small purse-style bags.

Ronny Cox.

No. Elvis Presley died in 1977, four years before For Your Eyes Only was released, and in fact, Elvis never composed a single song in his life. Occasionally, he was given a writer's credit, but this was only for legal purposes, so his company would make more money. The theme song Sheena Easton performed for the James Bond film For Your Eyes Only was written by Bill Conti and Mick Leeson.

There were five bond films in the 80s they were FOR YOUR EYES ONLY in 1981 , OCTOPUSSY in 1983 , A VIEW TO A KILL in 1985 , THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS in 1987 and LICENCE TO KILL in 1989