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Bond finds himself driving a moon buggy
- In “Diamonds Are Forever,” for example, Bond finds himself driving a moon buggy (antennae wildly revolving and robot arms flapping) while being chased across a desert — never mind why.
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The car has a hiding place for a sniper rifle in the glovebox. It was not fitted with bulletproof glass as per the end of that movie. The DBS is glimpsed in the subsequent film, Diamonds Are Forever, parked up in Q Branch back in London when Bond calls Q from Amsterdam.
Bond sneaks into the laboratory. However, after being caught, Bond escapes by stealing a moon buggy, fights his way out of the facility and reunites with Tiffany. Later in the evening, Bond and Tiffany evade the cops in Vegas. Bond scales the walls to the Whyte House's top floor to confront Whyte.
Bond (Sean Connery) escapes Willard Whyte’s Techtronics research centre in a moon buggy in DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER (1971). Production designer Ken Adam said: “T...
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Aston Martin DBS — Bond does not actually drive it, but Q can be seen (while on the phone with Bond) in front of an Aston Martin DBS that's apparently being upgraded. Moon buggy — Used by Bond to escape from the laboratory.
In “Diamonds Are Forever,” for example, Bond finds himself driving a moon buggy (antennae wildly revolving and robot arms flapping) while being chased across a desert — never mind why. The buggy looks comical, but Connery does not; he is completely at home, as we know by now, with every form of transportation.
Jul 20, 2020 · 007's space vehicle escape. Bond (Sean Connery) escapes Willard Whyte’s Techtronics research centre in a moon buggy in Diamonds Are Forever (1971). Production designer Ken Adam said: “The moon buggy was not 100 percent based on the actual moon lunar vehicle as director Guy Hamilton wanted it to look grotesque with these flailing mechanical ...
However, the real lab worker does his rounds, and Bond blows his cover. He runs into a moon set, a joke about the fake filming of the moon landing conspiracies, and escapes in a moon buggy. Bond climbs upto the roof of the Whyte House hotel, to find out what is happening with Willard Whyte.
