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Clips from James Bond: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

Just for love

"Just for love"

James Bond: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

Only love

"Only love"

James Bond: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

I'll see to this appointment, then catch up with you.

"I'll see to this appointment, then catch up with you."

James Bond: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

- The story of our life, James? - Just keep my martini cool.

"- The story of our life, James? - Just keep my martini cool."

James Bond: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

(lift arriving)

"(lift arriving)"

James Bond: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

- I will be back in an hour. - Bon appétit, monsieur.

"- I will be back in an hour. - Bon appétit, monsieur."

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Ich hab noch ein paar Sachen zu kaufen.

"Ich hab noch ein paar Sachen zu kaufen."

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Mr Bond, he's... He's in love with you?

"Mr Bond, he's... He's in love with you?"

James Bond: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

Life's too short for some day, Teresa.

"Life's too short for some day, Teresa."

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Tomorrow I will speak to him alone, man to man.

"Tomorrow I will speak to him alone, man to man."

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- No, Papa. - Why not?

"- No, Papa. - Why not?"

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No talk. Whatever happens, there'll be no regrets.

"No talk. Whatever happens, there'll be no regrets."

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Please.

"Please."

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Mm.

"Mm."

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(beeping)

"(beeping)"

James Bond: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

(lift arriving)

"(lift arriving)"

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(bell rings)

"(bell rings)"

James Bond: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

Good afternoon, James.

"Good afternoon, James."

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- Afternoon. ls the Admiral in? - Certainly.

"- Afternoon. ls the Admiral in? - Certainly."

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-(knock at door) - Hm?

"-(knock at door) - Hm?"

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Excuse me. Commander Bond to see you.

"Excuse me. Commander Bond to see you."

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- Right, show him in. - Aye aye, sir.

"- Right, show him in. - Aye aye, sir."

James Bond: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

- If you please, sir. - Thank you.

"- If you please, sir. - Thank you."

James Bond: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

Unusually small for a Nymphalis polychloris.

"Unusually small for a Nymphalis polychloris."

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Anyway, what are you doing here?

"Anyway, what are you doing here?"

James Bond: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

Genealogy, sir. Fascinating subject.

"Genealogy, sir. Fascinating subject."

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Came across a letter from Gebrﬂder Gumbold, solicitors in Switzerland

"Came across a letter from Gebrﬂder Gumbold, solicitors in Switzerland"

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to a certain Count Balthazar de Bleuchamp.

"to a certain Count Balthazar de Bleuchamp."

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- De Bleuchamp? - French form of Blofeld.

"- De Bleuchamp? - French form of Blofeld."

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You've been relieved from Operation Bedlam, 007. Remember?

"You've been relieved from Operation Bedlam, 007. Remember?"

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This is a Photostat copy of a letter

"This is a Photostat copy of a letter"

James Bond: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

to our College of Arms in the City of London

"to our College of Arms in the City of London"

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suggesting that he should meet de Bleuchamp in person.

"suggesting that he should meet de Bleuchamp in person."

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I've taken the liberty, sir, of working with the college on this,

"I've taken the liberty, sir, of working with the college on this,"

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using an examination of my own family tree as cover.

"using an examination of my own family tree as cover."

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I've also been reading up on the technical side of heraldry.

"I've also been reading up on the technical side of heraldry."

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Sir Hilary Bray, please. Commander Bond.

"Sir Hilary Bray, please. Commander Bond."

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Ah, yes, sir.

"Ah, yes, sir."

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So that, should he consent to meet, I can act as a representative of the college.

"So that, should he consent to meet, I can act as a representative of the college."

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(man) Come.

"(man) Come."

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- Good afternoon. - Good afternoon, Sir Hilary.

"- Good afternoon. - Good afternoon, Sir Hilary."

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Have a look at this: arms of Sir Thomas Bond. Baronet of Peckham. Died 1734.

"Have a look at this: arms of Sir Thomas Bond. Baronet of Peckham. Died 1734."

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Argent on a chevron sable.

"Argent on a chevron sable."

James Bond: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

Three bezants.

"Three bezants."

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Good motto, eh? The world is not enough.

"Good motto, eh? The world is not enough."

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- You're doing a splendid job. - Thank you, Mr Sable Basilisk.

"- You're doing a splendid job. - Thank you, Mr Sable Basilisk."

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We've traced your line back to Sir Otho le Bon.

"We've traced your line back to Sir Otho le Bon."

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Held the manor of Wickhambreux by a knight's fee from the Earl of Thanet, 1387.

"Held the manor of Wickhambreux by a knight's fee from the Earl of Thanet, 1387."

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We're in luck.

"We're in luck."

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Gumbold's telephoned from Bern to say his client has consented to see me.

"Gumbold's telephoned from Bern to say his client has consented to see me."

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- You mean me? - Yes, you.

"- You mean me? - Yes, you."

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But, Commander Bond, I am only able to countenance this deception

"But, Commander Bond, I am only able to countenance this deception"

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if the matter is of national importance.

"if the matter is of national importance."

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I haven't exaggerated. We appreciate your help.

"I haven't exaggerated. We appreciate your help."

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All right, then. I've arranged to lose myself amongst the churches of Brittany.

"All right, then. I've arranged to lose myself amongst the churches of Brittany."

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I want to do brass rubbings there anyway.

"I want to do brass rubbings there anyway."

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- Where do I go for this meeting? - Well, they want a description of myself.

"- Where do I go for this meeting? - Well, they want a description of myself."

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They will send the time and place from where I am to be

"They will send the time and place from where I am to be"

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collected, as they put it.

"collected, as they put it."

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It's not our sort of thing, but under the circumstances...

"It's not our sort of thing, but under the circumstances..."

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- Sounds as if they're suspicious. - No, no, no, not suspicious. Just discreet.

"- Sounds as if they're suspicious. - No, no, no, not suspicious. Just discreet."

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There was no objection to my fee of a thousand guineas.

"There was no objection to my fee of a thousand guineas."

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- Could their claim be genuine? - Hard to say. Our methods are exacting.

"- Could their claim be genuine? - Hard to say. Our methods are exacting."

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We never speak until we're absolutely certain there's no error on our side or

"We never speak until we're absolutely certain there's no error on our side or"

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-forgery on anybody else's. - I hope I live up to your high standards.

"-forgery on anybody else's. - I hope I live up to your high standards."

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One helpful physical point may be that the real de Bleuchamps are without ear lobes.

"One helpful physical point may be that the real de Bleuchamps are without ear lobes."

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It's not the sort of thing we rely on, but it could help.

"It's not the sort of thing we rely on, but it could help."

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- No ear lobes. - Invite him to Augsburg.

"- No ear lobes. - Invite him to Augsburg."

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The de Bleuchamps have been coming from there for generations.

"The de Bleuchamps have been coming from there for generations."

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Yes, I'd like to get him away from Switzerland.

"Yes, I'd like to get him away from Switzerland."

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(train whistle)

"(train whistle)"

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(voice over tannoy)

"(voice over tannoy)"

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(singing)

"(singing)"

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- Sir Hilary Bray, Baronet? - The same, dear lady.

"- Sir Hilary Bray, Baronet? - The same, dear lady."

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I'm Fréulein Irma Bunt, personal secretary to the Count.

"I'm Fréulein Irma Bunt, personal secretary to the Count."

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- Have you had a good journey? - No, intolerable. I'm not a good traveller.

"- Have you had a good journey? - No, intolerable. I'm not a good traveller."

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I'm sorry.

"I'm sorry."

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- Grunther will take your luggage. - I can manage.

"- Grunther will take your luggage. - I can manage."

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- I take it. - Oh, very well.

"- I take it. - Oh, very well."

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- I'm afraid not, Fréulein... - Bunt.

"- I'm afraid not, Fréulein... - Bunt."

James Bond: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

Bunt. Interesting name for a genealogist. Are you from a naval family?

"Bunt. Interesting name for a genealogist. Are you from a naval family?"

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Naval?

"Naval?"

James Bond: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

It's a nautical term, you see, meaning the baggy or swollen parts of a sail.

"It's a nautical term, you see, meaning the baggy or swollen parts of a sail."

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- Nothing personal, of course. - Interesting.

"- Nothing personal, of course. - Interesting."

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- You speak German? - I'm afraid not.

"- You speak German? - I'm afraid not."

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- French? - A little. Where are we off to?

"- French? - A little. Where are we off to?"

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You will not be disappointed. Please?

"You will not be disappointed. Please?"

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Like the bugs in the rug, yes?

"Like the bugs in the rug, yes?"

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- You are comfortable? - Yes, indeed, Fréulein.

"- You are comfortable? - Yes, indeed, Fréulein."

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- Your kindness is quite overwhelming. - Good.

"- Your kindness is quite overwhelming. - Good."

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(G ru nth er) Hup! KQn7rn!

"(G ru nth er) Hup! KQn7rn!"

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So, we are halfway.

"So, we are halfway."

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Now we will have a little flight.

"Now we will have a little flight."

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I hope.

"I hope."

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(engine whirs)

"(engine whirs)"

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Now up into the Alps.

"Now up into the Alps."

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You enjoy the skiing or the bobsleigh perhaps?

"You enjoy the skiing or the bobsleigh perhaps?"

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I'm not a sporting man, Fréulein.

"I'm not a sporting man, Fréulein."

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Even when I'm at my best.

"Even when I'm at my best."

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Up to there is for the public, and from here upwards it is strictly private.

"Up to there is for the public, and from here upwards it is strictly private."

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No one, no one at all

"No one, no one at all"

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may come through without permission from the Count.

"may come through without permission from the Count."

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There is the Bleuchamp Institute for allergy research.

"There is the Bleuchamp Institute for allergy research."

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- What kind of allergies? - All of them.

"- What kind of allergies? - All of them."

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Like the hay fever, or the sickness caused by the oysters,

"Like the hay fever, or the sickness caused by the oysters,"

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The Count is a specialist in this field.

"The Count is a specialist in this field."

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- I'll be glad to get my feet on the ground - Not ground. Ice.

"- I'll be glad to get my feet on the ground - Not ground. Ice."

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Fréulein, I should warn you, guns make me very nervous.

"Fréulein, I should warn you, guns make me very nervous."

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They're to keep away the spies from the chemical companies.

"They're to keep away the spies from the chemical companies."

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The Bleuchamp Institute is not for profit, Sir Hilary.

"The Bleuchamp Institute is not for profit, Sir Hilary."

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Mm, I'm very happy to hear it.

"Mm, I'm very happy to hear it."

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He wants to leave his mark on the entire world.

"He wants to leave his mark on the entire world."

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- Characteristic ambition. - Characteristic?

"- Characteristic ambition. - Characteristic?"

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- Of a true humanitarian. - Ah!

"- Of a true humanitarian. - Ah!"

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Formerly it was a sports club, open to the public.

"Formerly it was a sports club, open to the public."

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Now it belongs to the Count, who has given it to scientific research.

"Now it belongs to the Count, who has given it to scientific research."

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Josef, Sir Hilary Bray will take number four.

"Josef, Sir Hilary Bray will take number four."

James Bond: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

I will show you there after Grunther has taken you for a medical examination.

"I will show you there after Grunther has taken you for a medical examination."

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And after your experience in the helicopter,

"And after your experience in the helicopter,"

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- Grunther, take Sir Hilary to Dr von Sant. - Ja, Fréulein.

"- Grunther, take Sir Hilary to Dr von Sant. - Ja, Fréulein."

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