WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD FOR NO TIME TO DIE. Daniel Craig’s fifth and final James Bond movie has been out in cinemas for almost two weeks now and 007 fans have been spotting No Time To Die’s parallels to 1969’s On Her Majesty’s Secret Service.
No Time To Die features a slowed-down version of the instrumental theme for On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, but also Louis Armstrong’s We Have All The Time In World.
And while Lazenby’s only Bond movie saw 007’s wife Tracy murdered, in No Time To Die it was Ian Fleming’s spy himself who perished while his lover lived on without him.
In fact, just before Craig’s Bond died he echoed the final words of Lazenby’s 007 but with a spin saying to Madeleine: “You have all the time in the world.”
Now the 82-year-old has asked Craig for his thoughts on their more emotionally in-touch Bonds and On Her Majesty’s Secret Service.
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Posting on Instagram, Lazenby said: “Since it wasn’t feasible for me to be in London for the World premiere I got to see the new Bond here in LA. Interesting choices of music I must say.”
While last week the one-time Bond attended Craig’s Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony, as the No Time To Die actor received his star.
Arriving with a glamorous companion, Lazenby captioned this Instagram post:
“Enjoyed my surprise visit to Daniel Craig’s Walk of Fame ceremony with my friend Zhaleh last night. Daniel’s last Bond reminded me of mine. We both served Her Majesty well. Love George x.”
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