Les diamants sont éternels

Titre original : Diamonds Are Forever

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Une enquête sur le trafic de diamants mène James Bond à Las Vegas, où il découvre un complot pervers impliquant un riche magnat des affaires.Une enquête sur le trafic de diamants mène James Bond à Las Vegas, où il découvre un complot pervers impliquant un riche magnat des affaires.Une enquête sur le trafic de diamants mène James Bond à Las Vegas, où il découvre un complot pervers impliquant un riche magnat des affaires.

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Nommé pour 1 Oscar
- 2 victoires et 4 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Because of Sir Sean Connery's high fee, the special effects budget was significantly scaled back. Connery was reportedly paid $1,250,000 to return as James Bond, a figure unheard of in those days.

Gaffes
During the lunar rover chase scene at 1:01:45, the camera follows the rover going down a ravine while a pursuing car flips and rolls down the slope. When the car stops at the bottom of the hill, one of the moon buggy's wheels, not the car's, rolls into the foreground. In the next shot, Bond is still driving the rover with all of its wheels attached.

Citations
Slumber Inc. Attendant: The stiff, ehm, the deceased back there... Your brother, Mr. Franks?
James Bond: Yes, it was.
Slumber Inc. Attendant: I got a brudder.
James Bond: Small world.

Crédits fous
THE END of DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER James Bond will return in LIVE AND LET DIE

Versions alternatives
The 1982 RCA Videodisc release in the U.S. omits the film's closing title screen that indicates that James Bond will return in "Live and Let Die", instead fading out at the end of the closing credit scroll.

Connexions
Edited into Mercenaires (1999)

Bandes originales
Diamonds are Forever
Music by John Barry
Lyrics by Don Black
Performed by Shirley Bassey

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7/10

Licenced to chill...out

When it comes to Bond films I watch with trepidation, as I either really like them or absolutely hate them. Diamonds are Forever falls in the former category although I'm not totally sure why. It's like after the serious action-packed 60's they decided to just calm down and relax, this is the most chilled out and mellow Bond film there is. It has that air of coolness that only early 70's films seem to have. There is a plot of sorts but there's no rush to get there. John Barry's score is his most jazzy and laid back. You feel this was the Bond film that most inspired Tarentino. Do you think so Mr Wint, I do Mr Kidd. Connery seems to really enjoy himself playing Bond again, now surprisingly looking older than his forty years although he was still younger than Roger Moore when he played Bond for the first time the following year, the role seems to fit him even better than before. It's a cool...(7/10).