Casino Royale 1954 - On the anniversary of its broadcast
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"Casino Royale" (1954) - why wasn't it colorized?
I recently learned the forgotten 'first Bond film' - the 1954 CBS production of "Casino Royale" - was actually in color; the existing copies (evidently two, a better quality copy that ends short and a muddy-looking copy with the entire ending) just happen to be black and white. So, my question is.... Why the hell has this never been colorized? Honestly, this little film's always been severely mishandled; after years as a public domain release, MGM tacked it onto "Casino Royale '67" as a special feature (ONLY the initial DVD release, the expanded edition is missing it), but used the public domain 'short ending' version. The uncut film was released by a fan club called SpyGuise as a VHS, before EON Productions swept in and forced cancellation of a DVD release (which also would've included a new Barry Nelson interview). As of 2006, EON finally owned the film, and one would've expected it might get the proper treatment as a Daniel Craig tie-in.... which never happened. To this day, EON have more or less ignored its existence, and the rare SpyGuise tape is still the only way to own the uncut movie. With the ability to colorize footage growing easier and easier - a fan just colorized an entire William Hartnell "Doctor Who" that NEVER existed in color - wouldn't it be a significant release to tout "the ORIGINAL James Bond film, complete and restored to color at last"? Though, given EON's attitudes towards the 'other Bonds'.... I realize owning it doesn't necessarily mean "we now give a damn." (Hence the successful lawsuit from fans about CR67 and NSNA being omitted from the 'complete' Blu-Ray set.)
James Bond is the highest grossing franchise of all time. It is a franchise that has following throughout the entire world. The novels by Ian Fleming, became a global phenomenon. The franchise about 007 inspired many young authors to start writing books, to dream that one day they will act in a Bond movie, even to spoof the world's most famous agent. Throughout the 50 years of Bond we've seen many parodies of the Bond movies, and many movies that were inspired by the majesty's agent. But 3 movies will always be remembered as the movies that are the "bastard child" of the franchise. Bond movies that are not actually Bond movies. Bond movies that did not had the support by MGM, and movies that are really controversial. (while we are at the subject of controversy I would like to mention that throughout the 50years of Bond as we know it, MGM had many issues with the rights of Bond, and there were couple of Bond movies that were never made, but these 3 actually made it). It all starts in 1954 with the first ecranisation of Fleming's first novel about 007. Casino Royale starring Barry Nelson Jimmy/James Bond. If you haven't seen this episode/movie than you can check it out on YouTube by simply clicking at this link. The Daniel Craig and Nelson were not the only actors to portray Bond in a Bond movie called "Casino Royale". In 1967 a parody/comedy version of Fleming's novel even gets an Oscar nomination for the movie named "Casino Royale" and it has Peter Sellers, Ursula Anders, David Niven, Dalliah Lavi, Terence Cooper, and even Woody Allen playing the role of Mr. Bond. I know that this sounds crazy to you but in the movie it makes sense, so you should check that one out if you want to see the "official" James Bond parody. The most famous "unofficial" (or non-MGM) Bond movie is Never Say Never Again, and it has the original James Bond, Sean Connery in the role that brought him fame- Agent 007. Unlike the previous 2 movies this is more of an actual James Bond movie than the both versions of Casino Royale. This will be a special week for BMOTW series cause instead of one you get to rate 4 (!!) Bond movies. In the comment section bellow leave your ratings for SkyFall, Casino Royale (1954), Casino Royale (1967), and Never Say Never Again. You can also write your review and your thoughts about the 3 Bond movies of the week. If you haven't seen the 3 "unofficial" Bond movies you can see Casino Royale (1954): here. And you can purchase video/BluRay/DVD of Casino Royale (1967): here, here, and here For Never Say Never Again just click here, here, or here. And now it's time to see how did you rate Quantum Of Solace last week:
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Rating
Name of Movie
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9.5
Casino Royale (2006)
2.
9.2
GoldFinger
3.
8.7
GoldenEye
4.
8.6
Licence To Kill
5.
8.4
The Living Daylights
6.
8.2
From Russia With Love
7.
8.2
The Spy Who Loved Me
8.
8.2
Dr.No
9.
8.0
For Your Eyes Only
10.
7.8
ThunderBall
11.
7.6
On Her Majesty's Secret Service
12.
7.3
You Only Live Twice
13.
7.2
Live And Let Die
14.
6.2
Quantum Of Solace
15.
6.2
The Man With The Golden Gun
16.
5.6
The World Is Not Enough
17.
5.6
A View To A Kill
18.
5.6
Tomorrow Never Dies
19.
5.1
MoonRaker
20.
4.6
Octopussy
21.
4.2
Diamonds Are Forever
22.
2.3
Die Another Day
Kind of surprisingly but Quantum Of Solace with a score of 6,2 gets the (un)lucky 13th spot in the list. Do you think that any of the last 4 movies in the series can make major stir ups in the list ? Are the "unofficial" Bond movies the worst? Is the newest Bond the best? Follow our threads to find out. Note: If most of you haven't seen the 3 movies mentioned in the thread, and think that it will take longer than a week (for any reason) to see all 3 movies, we will have another BMOTW next week, if not next week we will have our grand BMOTW finale where we will see the final results of this series. I hope that you are enjoying this series, and as always whatever you are doing stay safe and Bond on.
Casino Royale (1954) THE original Bond TV production from 1954 has been released on bd, although whether this bd constitutes a "gray area" release I have no idea. This bd doesn't seem to be reflected in the bd.com database that I could find, but maybe it is hidden somewhere. The very first screen appearance of James Bond 007, made in 1954 for US TV channel CBS. Bond's task is to destroy the evil Le Chiffre, and his plan is to force him to lose a large sum of money at the gambling tables of Casino Royale. Release Data US Premiere: October 21, 1954 (CBS) Part of the "Climax!" TV Series (1954-1958) Running Time: 60 For many viewers who have seen the 1954 live television production of Casino Royale on a home media format, the credits rolled with James Bond slumped in his chair after 50 minutes. This is not how the original production ended back on October 21st, 1954. Two minutes of the original production was curtailed from the version that had a wide release through MGM and bonus features over the years. Directed by William H. Brown Jr.. With William Lundigan, Barry Nelson, Peter Lorre, Linda Christian. American spy James Bond must outsmart card wiz and crime boss Le Chiffre while monitoring his actions. Casino Royale est un film réalisé par William H. Brown avec Barry Nelson, Peter Lorre. Synopsis : James Bond affronte pour la toute première fois Le Chiffre.Épisode de la série télévisée DVD & Blu-ray Bestseller Sonderangebote Neuheiten & Vorbesteller Serien Blu-ray Blu-ray 3D 4K Ultra HD DVD Kinderfilme 4 Ergebnisse für "Casino Royale (1954)" Überspringen und zu Haupt-Suchergebnisse gehen "Climax! Presents: Cassino Royale" é a primeira adaptação do livro de Ian Fleming. Trata-se de um episódio de uma hora da série "Climax!", bastante fiel ao livro, com as diferenças de que 007 é agente da CIA e Felix Leiter (rebatizado como Clarence), é um agente do MI6. A Bond Girl Linda Christian, que interpreta Valerie Mathis (Vesper Lynd no livro), foi noiva do ator Tyrone Power. No Release Calendar DVD & Blu-ray Releases Top Rated Movies Most Popular Movies Browse Movies by Genre Top Box Office Showtimes Casino Royale (1954) Cast (16) William Lundigan. Self - Host Gene Roth. Basil Kurt Katch. Zoltan Herman Belmonte. Doorman (uncredited) Joe Gilbert. Casino Patron (uncredited) Frank McLure. Casino Patron This Casino Royale is the first screen performance of James Bond and the first adaptation of the Ian Fleming novel of the same name. In this live television broadcast from from 1954 we are DVD & Blu-ray Nouveautés et à paraître Promotions DVD Blu-ray & 4K Séries TV Coffrets Jeunesse Bonnes affaires Genres Meilleures ventes Recherche détaillée 6 résultats pour "casino royale 1954"
Casino Royale Trailer (Barry Nelson 1954) Recut - YouTube
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