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Deleted scenes

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multi · 1h 49m 1 mention

Dr. No (1962)

John Cork, Ursula Andress, Eunice Gayson, Margaret LeWars + 20
1. We cut for the first time to Bond, and his cigarette in his mouth and his famous lighter in his hand. And he says, Bond, flick with the lighter, James Bond. Now, originally, he said, Bond, James Bond, and then lit his cigarette, and it wasn't funny. And it was absolutely this, absolute timing of the thing, Bond, James Bond, and it suddenly was a laugh, you see.
  
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scholar · 2h 41m 1 mention

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)

Tim Lucas
1. Tim Lucas
  
  This line of dialogue seems to refer back to a line that Tuco speaks earlier in the film, in a deleted scene where he's trying to bait his former compatriots into tracking Blondie with him. He tells them, the world is divided into two parts, those who have friends and those who are lonely, like poor Tuco.
  
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