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1.8M views · 11K reactions | Leonardo DiCaprio went insane from lying in this great scene from Catch Me If You Can. | Boxoffice Movie Scenes | Facebook

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Bernard Lee and Sean Connery filmed M’s briefing of Bond in THUNDERBALL on this day in 1965. | James Bond 007

1.2M views · 10K reactions | Emilio Largo meets his end in THUNDERBALL. The scene was filmed on this day in 1965 at Pinewood Studios. | James Bond 007 | Facebook

1.5M views · 50K reactions | Fist fights. Jetpack. DB5 water cannons. On this day in 1965 shooting began on the opening sequence of THUNDERBALL with the ‘funeral’ of SPECTRE agent Colonel Jacques Bouvar. The widow who 007 fights was actually played by stuntman Bob Simmons in full drag. | James Bond 007 | Facebook

On this day in 1964 filming took place at Pinewood Studios for the THUNDERBALL scene where Blofeld electrocutes SPECTRE #11 for embezzlement. | James Bond 007

1.4M views · 10K reactions | It’s the mother of all underwater fights in THUNDERBALL (1965). Underwater filmmaking specialists Ivan Tors Films were hired to create 18 underwater sequences which contained 83 separate shots. The unit were led by Ricou Browning, a filmmaker, cameraman and stunt performer best known for playing the Gill-Man in The Creature From The Black Lagoon. | James Bond 007 | Facebook

865K views · 30 reactions | On this day in 1965, the scene from THUNDERBALL where Number 9 is electrocuted for embezzlement, was filmed. The agent’s chair sinking into the floor was production designer Ken Adam’s idea. He said: “I felt by this time that a Bond film needed a moving set, so it didn’t just become a tableau. And it was also quite funny.” | James Bond 007 | Facebook