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Published Date: 14 April 2009
RESTORED films for six of Sir Sean Connery's James Bond outings are to be shown at the Filmhouse as part of a special season.
The digitally restored screenings of Connery's first six outings as the superspy, including Dr No, Goldfinger and From Russia With Love, are being shown in the Capital to mark the centenary of Albert R "Cubby" Broccoli's birth.

The producer was best known for producing the Bond films, and the Filmhouse has arranged the special "Broccoli, Cubby Broccoli" season to celebrate the anniversary.

Connery played Bond in seven films, but only six were produced by Broccoli, and all of these are being shown.

The season runs from Friday, April 17, to Tuesday, May 19.





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  • Last Updated: 14 April 2009 10:41 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Sean Connery , James Bond
 
1

im brian and so is my wife,

edinburgh 15/04/2009 00:34:23
and will drinks be "shaken not stirred
2

Dr Blockbuster aka Vince,

Edinburgh 15/04/2009 02:14:06
#1 no, the martinis will be schaken & schtirred ! :smiles:

Well, this is great news that 6 of Sean Connery's Bond films, digitally restored, will be shown in Edinburgh at The Filmhouse.

Personally, Dr Blockbuster would have liked to see these shown at The Odeon at South Clerk St. Edinburgh since it shares Sir Sean's birth date and accordingly was the reason that the premiere of the James Bond film Diamonds are Forever took place there in 1972 and then the Entrapment premiere with Catherine Zeta Jones in 1999.

As Sir Sean Connery said "It’s a fantastic film centre, full of character, with fond memories for me. The Odeon is exactly the kind of facility that Edinburgh should be building up - not shutting down."

Sadly, The Odeon is closed for development, but what's the latest on this?

Setting that aside, The Filmhouse is the deserving second best. Any more information on this "Broccoli, Cubby Broccoli" season would be welcome! Perhaps The Filmhouse site will reveal. :wink:

Bond: "Do you expect me to talk?"
Goldfinger: NO! Mr Bond ... I expect you to die!"

 

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