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Welcome to Dr. Shatterhand's Botanical Garden. Here you will find many branches to the world's most famous fictional spy, James Bond OO7. | |
OO7 Stuntman Martin Grace Passes AwayJanuary 28, 2010 - by Stuart Basinger According to actor Richard Kiel's Facebook account, stuntman Martin Grace, who doubled for Kiel in Moonraker's cable car fight and was seriously injured while doubling for Roger Moore in Octopussy during the train chase, has passed away from complications due to a cycle accident, he was 68. Martin Grace, had been a stuntman for over 60 films beginning with 1967's YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE. He also acted in 15 films including 1978's THE WILD GEESE and 1980's THE SEA WOLVES, both with Roger Moore. He can be seen on the James Bond DVD collection in the Inside Moonraker and Octopussy documentaries.
Blast from the PastOctober 26, 1967 - by Reuters December 28, 2009 - by Stuart
Basinger Screenplay writer, Peter Morgan, has gone on record saying Bond 23 will be a "shocking story". Exactly what that means has yet to be revealed. Morgan was hired to write the first draft of the script. Meanwhile, Daniel Craig has told fans that Bond 23 will begin shooting in early 2011 for a late fall release that same year. No title has been announced yet. MGM continues to look for a buyer to purchase their massive library and bankrupt studio. News Corp (20th Century Fox) and Sony Pictures have both shown an interest. _______ Dr. Shatterhand does
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This website is dedicated to the memories of Ian Fleming, Albert R. (Cubby) Broccoli, Harry Saltzman, and Kevin McClory
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