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BOOK – DEFINITIVE COLLECTION

ACC Art Books Photographed by Terry O’Neill ‘Bond – The Definitive Collection’ (252 Pages). Capturing The Iconic, Candid, And Unguarded Moments Of The James Bond And Beyond. Edited by James Carke & Frontcover Still Shows James Bond (Roger Moore) In ‘Live And Let Die’ 1973. Hardback Release May 12, 2020, Illustrations 46 Color, 107 Black & White. Dimensions 296 x 31 x 334 mm | 2.54012 kg ISBN10 1788840720 / ISBN13 978-1788840729

Terry O’Neill Was Given His First Chance To Photograph Sean Connery As James Bond In The Film Goldfinger 1964. From That Moment, O’Neill’s Association With Bond Was Made: An Enduring Legacy That Has Carried Through To The Era Of Daniel Craig. It Was O’Neill Who Captured Gritty And Roguish Pictures Of Connery On Set, And It Was O’Neill Who Framed The Super-Suave Roger Moore In Live And Let Die 1973. His Images Of Honor Blackman As Pussy Galore (Goldfinger) Are Also Important, Celebrating The Vital Role Of Women In The James Bond World. But It Is Terry O’Neill’s Casual, On-Set Photographs Of A Mischievous Connery Walking Around The Casinos Of Las Vegas Or Roger Moore Dancing On A Bed With Co-Star Madeline Smith (Live And Let Die) That Show The Other Side Of The World’s Most Recognizable Spy. Terry O’Neill Opens His Archive To Give Readers – And Viewers – The Chance To Enter The Dazzling World Of James Bond. Lavish Color And Black And White Images Are Complemented By Insights From O’Neill, Alongside A Series Of Original Essays On The World Of James Bond By BAFTA-Longlisted Film Writer, James Clarke; And Newly-Conducted Interviews With A Number Of Actors Featured In O’Neill’s Photographs. Also With Exclusive & Fantastic Photos From Other Bond Girls Like Janes Seymour (Live And Let Die 1973), Ursula Andress (Dr. No 1962 & Casino Royale 1967), Britt Ekland (The Man With The Golden Gun 1974), Jill St. John (Diamonds Are Forever 1971), Barbara Bach (The Spy Who Loved Me 1977), Zena Marshall (Dr. No 1962), Maud Adams (Octopussy 1983), And The Spy Spoof ‘Casino Royale’ 1967 With Peter Sellers And David Niven

Terence Patrick O’Neill CBE Was A British Photographer, Known For Documenting The Fashions, Styles, And Celebrities Of The 1960s. O’Neill’s Photographs Capture His Subjects Candidly Or In Unconventional Settings. Born: July 30, 1938, London, United Kingdom
Died: November 16, 2019, London, United Kingdom
ACC Art Books, England 2019

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