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    cinematography

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    He introduces his circle of friends‚ Ewen Bremner as Spud‚ simple-minded‚ good natured‚ who confronts a job interview panel mixed with nightmares‚ Johnny Lee Miller as Sick Boy‚ amoral con artist whose theories of Scottish actor and producer‚ Sean Connery don’t seem to flow from seeing his movies sober‚ Kevin McKidd as Tommy‚ clean-cut athlete that returns to drugs more than once‚ and Robert Carlyle as sociopath Begbie boast about not using drugs but picks extremely violent fights with people who

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    the 1950s. Goldfinger replaced the Soviets during the Cuban Missile Crisis and Cold War with Chinese and North Koreans‚ after the Soviets had been the enemies of Bond in some of the past novels/films. Directed by Guy Hamilton in 1964 and starring Sean Connery as James Bond‚ Goldfinger “provides one of the most interesting treatments of the Cold War” (Schwartz‚ 1998). The plot centers around a rich man obsessed with gold (Goldfinger)‚ who wants to detonate a bomb inside Fort Knox rendering all the gold

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    holds. Out of all of the 007 movies I’ve seen‚ this one is my favorite. The blend of high-tech gadgets‚ intense action sequences‚ and amusing characters is something that anyone can enjoy. The movie begins with M (Bernard Lee) asking James Bond (Sean Connery) to look into the activities of the millionaire and gambler Goldfinger (Gert Frobe). Upon watching him in Miami‚ Bond discovers that he cheats in games and loves to win. This matches well with his identity considering the fact that it’s stereotypical

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    Audrey Hepburn was born on May 4‚ 1929 in Brussels‚ Belgium. She really was blue-blood from the beginning with her father‚ a wealthy English banker‚ and her mother‚ a Dutch baroness. After her parents divorced‚ Audrey went to London with her mother where she went to a private girls school. Later‚ when her mother moved back to the Netherlands‚ she attended private schools as well. While vacationing with her mother in Arnhem‚ Holland‚ Hitler’s army took over the town. It was here that she fell on hard

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    Vietgone Analysis

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    Language and Story Language is weird. Conveying language is even harder. How do you make a story where the main characters are all speaking a different language‚ but gear it to an English-speaking audience? Do you give them vague accents‚ or pull a Sean Connery and let Russian-in-English sound suspiciously like a Scottish brogue? Then what if the they interact with English speakers? How do you flip that sense of the other‚ where the person speaking the language you understand isn’t understood by the

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    Hollywood Vs Casino Royale

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    In recent years there has been a flood of movie remakes. Both in Hollywood and Bollywood. Hollywood dished out remakes of Psycho‚ The Omen‚ and Pink Panther. In the meantime Bollywood was not to be left out in this remake spree. Shahrukh Khan in Don‚ Aishwarya Rai in Umrao Jaan tried to make their mark. But to be honest‚ one movie really worth mentioning is the James Bond spy thriller Casino Royale (released in 2006). Ian Fleming (the creator of the fictional character James Bond) moulded Bond’s

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    Public Diplomacy

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    Fermin‚ Lyca B. Prof. Lilia GC. Casanova AB Foreign Service / 3rd year Public Diplomacy Homework #1 1. Cite a country that gives preference to the use of hard power over the use of soft power as their public diplomacy. In your opinion‚ is that country effective in using hard power? Give an example and states your reason why. A country that gives preference to the use of hard power instead of soft power in

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    national Curt Jürgens‚ who throughout the entire movie is scripted with his native language‚ adding a very realistic effect. Other stars in this all-star international cast include Eddie Albert‚ Jean-Louis Barrault‚ Richard Burton‚ Red Buttons‚ Sean Connery‚ Henry Fonda‚ Gert Frobe‚ Peter Lawford‚ Kenneth More‚ Edmond O’Brien‚ Robert Ryan‚ Jean Servais‚ Rod Steiger‚ Irena Demick and Robert Wagner. Aswell‚ Paul Anka‚ who wrote the film’s title song‚ shows up as an army Private. Somewhat unique

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    The Untouchables Analysis

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    These failures convinced Ness to change his tactics. Jimmy Malone (Sean Connery) was an un-corruptible Chicago beat cop who joined Ness and his Treasury agents. The views of Malone had big impact on the Ness operations. Ness was convinced to be as ruthless as the gangsters were‚ when Malone says “He pulls a knife‚ you pull

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    Warwick's temple

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    one of the pillars of luxury marketing‚ with exclusive brands being adored by the initiated. Greed is one of the most distinguished of fragrances‚ used by Charles Charlie Charles‚ David Beckham and Brad Pitt; Acqua di Parma Giutti was adored by Sean Connery‚ Sylvester Stallone‚ Kim Bassinger and Sophia Loren. Is this obsession an indulgence or does it reflect an insight that few have achieved? Freud proposes an answer. Smell‚ he says‚ is a base sense but one that people have evolved to reject intellectually

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