Channel 7’s ‘Great Outdoors’ will visit GoldenEye, the home once owned by author Ian Fleming, this Monday.
Reporter Andrew Dodd will spend a night at GoldenEye for the lifestyle program.
The segment will air on the Great Outdoors airs on March 3 at 7:30.
James Bond may return to Australian TV’s this Saturday.
Several TV guides have listed that 1983’s Octopussy will be screened on the Ten Network on March 8 at 8:30pm.
However, another guides has indicated that the Saturday night in concern will actually see a screening of Thunderball.
Either way, it seems Bond may be back on Australian screens.
Melbourne’s Astor Theatre will be in Bond mode this Sunday night with a double bill screening of Dr No and Goldfinger.
The double screening starts at 7:30pm on March 2. Tickets are AU$12 for adults and AU$11 for concession. Further details can be found at the Astor Theatre’s official site.
Network Ten will be ending their showing of the non-Brosnan Bond films this Saturday, however, next week will still feature a James Bond film with Channel Seven showing Tomorrow Never Dies.
Channel Seven owns the rights to all of the Brosnan Bond films, excluding Die Another Day which they are likely to license as well. Tomorrow Never Dies will screen on Friday February 14, the films fourth screening on Australian TV.
Of course, there are better ways to spend Valentines Day than watching James Bond with members of the opposite sex.
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Network Ten’s continuos run of the James Bond films ends this Saturday night with A View To A Kill.
Moore’s last outing will be shown on Saturday February 8, at 8:30pm.
To date, Network Ten have shown Bond films every Saturday night for the last eleven weeks, including a rare screening of 1967’s Casino Royale starring David Niven and Peter Sellers.
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It’s rare to find the James Bond films from the 1960’s playing on the big screen, but Bond fans in Los Angeles will get that chance later this month.
Goldfinger and On Her Majesty’s Secret Service will be shown as a double-bill on January 24 at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood. The screening will start at 9:15pm. The Egyptian Theatre is located at 6712 Hollywood Boulevard, with further details available at their website.
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Die Another Day will be screened at Sydney’s OpenAir Cinema this February.
Bond’s latest outing will screen on Mondy February 10, with the screening starting around 8:40pm. The St. George OpenAir Cinema is located in Sydney’s Royal Botanic Gardens & Domain, giving any film the perfect backdrop of the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Tickets to the event will cost AU$17.00 for adults and AU$16.00 for concession. Additional booking flees do apply. Further ticketing details can be found here. Full details on getting to the OpenAir cinema can be found here.
Two former Bond Girls, Tanya Roberts and Trina Parks, will appear at a collectors show in Los Angeles later this month.
The Hollywood Collectors & Celebrities Show will feature actors from a broad range of productions. Tanya Roberts appeared as Stacy Sutton in 1985’s A View To A Kill; her other projects include the TV productions Charlie’s Angels and That 70’s Show. Trina Parks appeared in 1971’s Diamonds Are Forever as Thumper in Whillard Whyte’s ‘captivity pad’.
The Hollywood Collectors & Celebrities Show will be held January 18, from 10:00am till 4:00pm, and on January 19, from 10:00am till 4:00pm, at Beverly Garland’s Holiday Inn in North Hollywood. Further details can be found on their official site here.
Car manufacturer Aston Martin will stage a special display at the 2003 Greater Los Angeles Auto Show to commemorate their cars which have graced the silver screens thanks to Q-Branch and James Bond.
Once immersed in the exhibit, visitors will see a variety of props and “optional equipment” that were cleverly devised for the action-packed films, as well as video highlights from some of the movies’ more memorable moments. The display’s centerpiece, however, will be the cars; highlighted by what many consider to be the classic James Bond car of all time – the DB5 that Sean Connery popularized in 1964’s Goldfinger and the following year in Thunderball.
Certainly not to be missed are the cars featured in … Die Another Day… Alongside Bond’s (Pierce Brosnan) gadget-loaded Aston Martin V12 Vanquish, which in the film is chased around a frozen lake in Iceland, will be the Ford Thunderbird and Jaguar XKR that play supporting roles in the gripping film.
Aston Martin’s stand at the event will also feature the DB7 Vantage and the DB7 Volante Vantage.
There is no mention, however, of the Aston Martin DB5, a new model of which is apparently going to be unveiled at the Detroit Auto Show.
The LA Auto Show runs from January 4 through January 12. Further details can be found at the official site at http://www.laautoshow.com.
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OO-Heaven returns to television in the United Kingdom on January with ITV1 screening Pierce Brosnan’s first outing as James Bond, GoldenEye.
Tomorrow Never Dies is expected to be shown on ITV1 on January 14 with The World Is Not Enough being shown on January 21.
The programs start at 8:00pm
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