James Bond Ultimate 40th Anniversary Part 2 Quiz

Answer: Pinewood

"Interview with the Vampire", "Mission: Impossible", "The Fifth Element" and "Tomb Raider" were also made there.

Answer: The Spy Who Loved Me

Written from the perspective of the character Vivienne Michel, who is not in the film. Actually, hardly anything from the book is in the film. Bond himself doesn't appear in the book that much, either!

Answer: Sardinia

Sardinia is the second largest island in the Mediterranean. Sicily is the largest.

Answer: Pulp

They recorded the song anyway and re-titled it "Tomorrow Never Lies". This was supposed to be the original title for the film but was changed due to a typing error! The song can be found on Pulp's CD single "Help The Aged", available on Island Records, Cat. No. CID679. Jon Bon Jovi was also asked to submit a song for the film. Whether he did or not remains unknown.

Answer: 11

It's quicker to list the ones he didn't write! "Live And Let Die" - George Martin. "The Spy Who Loved Me" - Marvin Hamlisch. "For Your Eyes Only" - Bill Conti. "Licence To Kill" - Michael Kamen. "Goldeneye" - Eric Serra. See next question for the last three.

Answer: David Arnold

David Arnold wrote the scores for "Tomorrow Never Dies", "The World Is Not Enough" and the 20th Bond movie "Die Another Day". He's got my vote. He also scored "Stargate", "Independence Day" and re-recorded many old Bond themes in his style on a CD called, "Shaken And Stirred". He comes from Luton in England.

Answer: Jaws

According to the novelization of the movie written by Christopher Wood, who also co-wrote the film, Jaws is Polish and his real name is Zbigniew Krycsiwiki. It was the first of the Bond movies to be novelized. The character Jaws was played by Ricahrd Kiel.

Answer: Robert Markham

It was called "Colonel Sun" and began a year after the events chronicled in "The Man With The Golden Gun". The others are: Richard Bachman - Stephen King. Paul French - Isaac Asimov. John Riverside - Robert A. Heinlein.

Answer: Burt Reynolds

MGM wanted Burt Reynolds for the role but EON were adamant that Bond had to be played by a British actor. That'd be George Lazenby out, then. Tom Selleck was the first choice for Indiana Jones.

Answer: Scottish

He had a Scottish father called Andrew, and a French mother called Monique Delacroix. Bond has been played by a Scot, Sean Connery; an Australian, George Lazenby; an Englishman, Roger Moore; a Welshman, Timothy Dalton; and last, but most definitely not least, an Irishman, Pierce Brosnan.

Answer: Loelia Ponsonby

She was certainly in the books but I'm not sure if she was ever mentioned in the films. Lois Maxwell played Miss Moneypenny, who was M's secretary. Penelope Smallbone was Miss Moneypenny's assistant in "Octopussy".

Answer: May

She was a gray-haired Scottish old lady who fussed over Bond whenever he was home. He lived in a flat in Chelsea, London.

Answer: The soldiers collapsing under nerve gas in "Goldfinger"

Wonder how much Connery got?

Answer: Pussy Galore

How did they get away with some of these names? Pussy Galore - "Goldfinger". Plenty O'Toole - "Diamonds Are Forever". Holly Goodhead - "Moonraker". Xenia Onatopp - "Goldeneye".

Answer: True

She was originally a man called Barry before having a sex change. She was also an ex "3-2-1" hostess.

Answer: For Your Eyes Only

Sheena Easton can quite clearly be seen singing her song in the opening title sequence. She had most of her clothes on, though.

Answer: She dubbed Ursula Andress in "Dr. No"

She also dubbed Claudine Auger in "Thunderball". The gold-painted girl was Shirley Eaton.

Answer: Alice Cooper

It was on Alice Cooper's "Muscle Of Love" album, which he claims the movie's producers turned down. The producers deny ever having commissioned the song.

Answer: Universal Exports

He uses this name as a front in both the films and the books.

Answer: Cortina

Cortina hosted the Winter Olympic Games in 1956. It can be found in Northern Italy. St. Moritz is in Switzerland. St. Anton is in Austria. Chamonix is in France.