Otto von Bismarck - Died in an unknown manner off-screen, body seen.

Unnamed Male M16 Agent - Killed when his hat blew up.

Unnamed Person - Died in an unknown manner off-screen, body seen.

Eight Unnamed Male Soldiers - Blown up by Jimmy Bond.

Jag - Blown up after James Bond closed a gate in front of her causing the remote controlled milk truck to crash into her.

Unnamed Male SMERSH Guard - Ball thrown at him by Jaques.

Lord McTarry/M - Blown up by M16 agents.

Two Unnamed Butlers - Blown up by M16 agents.

Seven Unnamed M16 Agents - Died in an unknown manner off-screen.

“Casino Royale (1967),” The Numbers, accessed April 27, 2020. Otherwise, it’s just a series of long set pieces that are not in the least bit funny. The few high points include the Herb Alpert title track, the Dusty Springfield song “The Look of Love,” Barbara Bouchet as Moneypenny’s luscious daughter, and the performances by Peter Sellers and Woody Allen. However, because he was one of the most successful talent agents of all time and knew virtually everyone on Hollywood’s A-list, Feldman was able to assemble an incredible cast.

So he decided to produce a big, lumbering satire on the world of Bond that comes across like a misfired television variety special. Broccoli and Harry Saltzman to produce a serious James Bond adaptation (Feldman turned down $500,000 for the rights). Producer Charles Feldman controlled the rights to Ian Fleming’s first novel but was unable to make a deal with Albert R. With five directors, eight writers (only three credited), two second unit directors, and plot holes you could drive Aston Martins through, Casino Royale is one of the worst film spoofs ever made. All roads eventually lead to the baccarat table in Monte Carlo, where agent James Bond / Evelyn Tremble (Peter Sellers) takes on Le Chiffre in a high-stakes card game.

His plan: confuse his enemies by giving his name to dozens of other agents, male and female. In this undisguised parody, which has little to do with any of Ian Fleming’s original books, Sir James Bond ( David Niven) emerges from retirement to confront twin evils: the nefarious activities of Soviet master spy and super gambler Le Chiffre ( Orson Welles) and the more deadly international scheme of Bond’s own nephew Jimmy Bond ( Woody Allen). Worldwide box office gross: $41.7 million (US gross: $22.7 million international gross: $19.0 million). ★: James Bond spoof produced by Charles K.

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