martedì 30 ottobre 2012

Mr. Broccoli's Irving Thalberg Acceptance speech

Mr. Broccoli's Irving Thalberg Acceptance speech


                        1981 Cubby Broccoli receiving the Irving Thalberg Award from Roger Moore
Click below to see the video of Cubby's acceptance speech: 



 A Man, a producer, a pioneer... Cubby Broccoli

Filming Dr. No 1962

In 1950 he moved to London and after a while with Producer Harry Saltzman, he started  one of the luckiest, long lasting and successful collaboration in the production of James Bond Movies.
They created the EON Production (Everything or Nothing Production), and in 1962 Harry and Cubby produced the first Bond movie, Dr. No, starring Sean Connery (despite the fact that Ian Fleming was not convinced about the unknown Sean Connery playing that role).
Cubby's involvement in the Bond series continued until his death in 1996 in Beverly Hills. His daughter Barbara and his stepson Michael G. Wilson, have since produced the James Bond films and the success will continue... 

 Daniel Craig in Skyfall

Source: blockbuster.co.uk
'Skyfall' has scored the second best ever opening weekend at the UK box office.
The 23rd James Bond movie - starring Daniel Craig as the suave spy - took an impressive £20.1 million from Friday (26.10.12) to Sunday (29.10.12), becoming the biggest ever 007 opening weekend.
Sony executive Rory Bruer said of the takings: ''This picture has such an incredible DNA and to be so loved by critics and audiences alike will push it be one of the biggest, if not biggest, Bond pics.''
Producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli added: ''We are absolutely overwhelmed with the reaction to 'Skyfall' this weekend. It is particularly thrilling as the UK is home to James Bond and it being the 50th anniversary year.'' 



 Cubby Broccoli, Sean Connery, Ian Fleming and Harry Saltzman



Cubby's star @ Hollywood Walk of Fame 6910 Hollywood Blvd.
 
 Cubby, Harry and actor Roger Moore

 Enjoy this video: 

"Albert R. Broccoli- Bond and Beyond: Opening Night"

http://www.bfi.org.uk/live/video/10

"Albert R “Cubby” Broccoli, the legendary James Bond producer. The man behind the most iconic film series of all times has inspired every generation with his dazzling work." (Source: bfi.org.uk)

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