Hey man you know the broccoli family lost the rights to casino Royale and another guy said well this is how I want to do it I'm sorry Daniel Craig but there's only one casino Royale and this is it f*** you Daniel Craig 1967 was a good year
@@patriot17764th yeah I was ready to walk out of the theater man when I saw this many years ago back in the '67 but when the cowboys came in s*** I said f*** this I'm sitting back down in my seat I got my money's worth in 1967 the cowboys what did it for me
"I've got such an awesome ending that'll make up for all the directors who quit and for all the hell Orson and Peter gave us!" "Yeah?" "We'll have a bunch of cowboys and Indians, some seals, a chimp in a wig and tux, and a few naked gold girls run around destroying the casino. Maybe get a donkey and some Keystone Kops footage, too." "Um... okay... but what about the characters?" "Hmm... never thought of that. Eh, let's just kill them all!" "...what?"
What a trip! The first and best Casino Royale, for some of us the ONLY Casino Royale. Love how the singer almost loses it laughing towards the end of his vocals during the end credits.
This is the first time James Bond goes out with a bang, blown to kingdom come but for laughs. BUT in No Time to Die, it's tears when Daniel Craig's James Bond goes out with a bang.
Well, David Niven was playing a "classier" James Bond who was knighted and retired. At the beginning of the film, he makes fun of the Bond we know and they all basically say that our Bond only has that name because Sir James Bond became so legendary.
according to IMDB, peter sellers was so uncooperative, that the last shot w/all the deceased James Bonds in heaven used an outtake from another scene, that's why he's in a kilt playing a flute, instead of an angel costume.
Imagine ending where Jimmy Walks out still poisoned and everyone Else blow up. Then Jimmy turns to Look and hik* red and blue smoke. Then he leaves confused.
My favorite part of the movie is when this guy shooting a gun out there in the streets in a cop walks up to him looks at him like he's crazy and I knew right there this movie is going to be a f***** up ass mind f***
Possibly the most tragic ending of any movie ever. That poor seal, one can't help but hope that he was saved by that SWAT team. The only thing that could have made it more tragic is if a Pygmy's riding an Ostrich had some Pepto Bismo for 007-6 but Raft took it and Bogarted it.
dont forget the monkey, the donkey and the dog biting the guys ass see what you made me do you made me think about the poor animals that got blown up at the end I never thought about this all these freaking years curse you banzaiii
Well, as far as this scene goes, that IS the whole thing. I can always put up more scenes from this movie, but I feel this is the real highlight of the film.
I love how normally this starts as if it was in a real spy movie, and then the cavalry arrives and the music starts and it turns into a hilarious mess.
The point of this film WAS TO MAKE A MOCKERY OF ITSELF AND MAINSTREAM BOND FILMS. Plus, I give a lot of credit to whoever choreographed this fight scene, cause something like this has never been done better, and will most likely NEVER be done better
That's because the original family produced to James Bond movies got their original copyright back I'm sorry but Daniel Craig you know casino Royale baby
Don't forget it's a mad mad world which was similar to this with an All-Star cast they don't do movies like this anymore not when they got an All-Star cast of everybody and anybody
I thought this movie overall sucked but the last 7 minutes is like a good funny Mel Brooks comedy. Kind of like Blazing Saddles meets James Bond or something like that.
Thank you for posting this! The other ending posted was in another language ( Italian, I think? ) and minus the words to the song. It was interesting, but not the same. Now I have a link to both opening and closing titles. Someone just needs to upload more of the Peter Sellers scenes and I'm happy.
This movie does have some funny parts. I love 4:03-4:09. I like how he's talking to David McCallum (who I guess is supposed to be playing his character from "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.".) I also like 2:52-2:54, he just standing there while everyone else is fighting. LOL!
Since Orson Welles played Le Chiffre in this movie, I want to say RIP Orson Welles (1915 ‐ 1985) P.S, Unicron from Transformers the movie was his last film role
Incorrect use of the term “schmaltz”, which, when applied to music, characterizes it as extremely or excessively sentimental. I assume you’d agree that this is not sentimental music.
This is Mike Myers' favorite film, and Austin Powers is an homage to it. Which is why he had Burt Bacharach in it (who wrote the score for Casino Royale).
...I Suggest to see 'That Man From Rio' 🕴...another fun spy / chase adventure ..with Mr. Belmondo and Gorgeous Francois Dorleac🕯🙏🩷🌹🕊☮️🛐☯️✌️😪 , late older sister of Gorgeous Catherine Denueve ...An enjoyable , romantic and beautiful classic action film.❤ Worth watching..Just my humble opinion..
Thanks Sonachu! THIS was one of the Greats! .... My Top List... the Ending Of “ Blazing Saddles “ ( Mel Brooks ) is Like my #2. At least concerning “ Big, Musical, Really Stupid-Fun Endings!” God Bless. Darth Airborne Nobody 55’ NYC.
Anytime! ^_^ I actually originally did it because this ending reminded me of my friend's ideas (they're just as crazy) but it originally cut short of the credits. Fortunately, this one does just fine.
It was always meant to be a spoof but was poorly edited. Sellers got a lot of blame for falling out with Orson Wells and disappearing from set, which suggests there was little discipline and no one in overall control. The film is best enjoyed as a series of independent segments like this one.
By far my favorite Bond film! 2:08 parachutes opening by plane, then First Nation peoples jump out of said plain without parachutes. 2:35 Then they crash though ceiling with teepee chutes
Well, it does follow the plot of Casino Royale, in which Le Chiffre likes to gamble and stuff. However, it starts out with M dying so Sir James Bond had to become the new M. After that, all agents are named James Bond 007. There's a whole lot of weird stuff that I really can't describe.
In 1967 I was impressed by the models that got blown up in this movie, as seen here, because they looked very much like the original buildings we'd already seen. I knew they couldn't have really exploded these structures in actuality but I did wonder about it.
Fabulous ending , Fabulous music ! I seem to remember that when the Indians are jumping out of the aircraft that the first one says GERONIMO ! and the next one said ME l ( presumably he's actually Geronimo ☺ ) Maybe , I was just imagining things all these years or maybe I just missed it this time . Soundtrack has a lot of musical action going on ☺
It was rumored that Quentin Taratino was going to do an updated version of the CR spoof. Too bad. I would have liked to have seen that! But the climax scene in this film with all the 007s converging is my favorite scene out of the entire movie!
The 1967 _Casino Royale_ was a spoof and a parody and therefore by far the most realistic of _all_ the James Bond films. Ian Fleming died on August 12, 1964 so he obviously did not live to see how his first James Bond novel, i.e., _Casino Royale,_ was mangled in this nonsensical spoof and parody of his book, which is likely a good eventuality as doubtless he would not have liked it.
@sonachu Actually neither It was directed by five different directors and had many different writers. The directors wee Ken Hughes, John Huston, Joseph McGrath, Robert Parrish and Val Guest. The movie was produced by Charles Feldman.
This is just plain batshit insanity... AND I LOVE IT.
Check out What's New, Pussycat? Same producer, different all-star cast, same batshit Marx Bros. cra-cra.
@@unowen-nh9ov And possibly "What's Up Doc" for a similar madcap party scene and car chase.
Same.
Hey man you know the broccoli family lost the rights to casino Royale and another guy said well this is how I want to do it I'm sorry Daniel Craig but there's only one casino Royale and this is it f*** you Daniel Craig 1967 was a good year
@@patriot17764th yeah I was ready to walk out of the theater man when I saw this many years ago back in the '67 but when the cowboys came in s*** I said f*** this I'm sitting back down in my seat I got my money's worth in 1967 the cowboys what did it for me
I've had fever dreams more calm and orderly than this movie
What a mad crazy movie this is why you don't do drugs man 1967 what a hell of a year they was for me
A movie like this will never be made again.
Is that such a bad thing..
And thank God for that. Worst movie ever made.
@@raulpetrascu2696 Not unless you're on drugs lol
"I've got such an awesome ending that'll make up for all the directors who quit and for all the hell Orson and Peter gave us!"
"Yeah?"
"We'll have a bunch of cowboys and Indians, some seals, a chimp in a wig and tux, and a few naked gold girls run around destroying the casino. Maybe get a donkey and some Keystone Kops footage, too."
"Um... okay... but what about the characters?"
"Hmm... never thought of that. Eh, let's just kill them all!"
"...what?"
If they ever publish a cliff notes version, this would be the summary of the ending.
😂😂😂😂😂
What a trip! The first and best Casino Royale, for some of us the ONLY Casino Royale. Love how the singer almost loses it laughing towards the end of his vocals during the end credits.
you’ve got to be joking
There’s a Casino Royale in 1954.
This isn’t a good “James Bond” movie for sure, but good lord its so much more enjoyable then the boring Daniel Craig version.
This is the first time James Bond goes out with a bang, blown to kingdom come but for laughs.
BUT in No Time to Die, it's tears when Daniel Craig's James Bond goes out with a bang.
"6 James Bond went to a heavenly spot. The seventh one went to a place that incredibly... hot"
That scene aged very well.
..'**terribly**' hot...🌡☄️☄️☄️☄️👹🔥⚡️🔥🌩🌩🌩🌩🏭🔥⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️
"Clear the building, it's liable to blow up."
"Blow up?" 😂😂😂
Well, David Niven was playing a "classier" James Bond who was knighted and retired. At the beginning of the film, he makes fun of the Bond we know and they all basically say that our Bond only has that name because Sir James Bond became so legendary.
Next we need an animated James Bond film from Studio Mir.
according to IMDB, peter sellers was so uncooperative, that the last shot w/all the deceased James Bonds in heaven used an outtake from another scene, that's why he's in a kilt playing a flute, instead of an angel costume.
Sellers was a pain in the ass during the making of this film.
We miss you David and Peter.
now I realise where that scene in Aladdin: King of Thieves is from where Genie jumps out of the plane going "GERONIMO!" "Pocahontas!" XD
When I saw this the first time, I thought I was going to die of laughter, all hell brakes loose!!!
Imagine ending where Jimmy Walks out still poisoned and everyone Else blow up. Then Jimmy turns to Look and hik* red and blue smoke. Then he leaves confused.
My favorite part of the movie is when this guy shooting a gun out there in the streets in a cop walks up to him looks at him like he's crazy and I knew right there this movie is going to be a f***** up ass mind f***
It's not really funny though. This is like the 60s equivalent of LOL SOOO RANDOM XD type humor.
Possibly the most tragic ending of any movie ever. That poor seal, one can't help but hope that he was saved by that SWAT team.
The only thing that could have made it more tragic is if a Pygmy's riding an Ostrich had some Pepto Bismo for 007-6 but Raft took it and Bogarted it.
dont forget the monkey, the donkey and the dog biting the guys ass see what you made me do you made me think about the poor animals that got blown up at the end I never thought about this all these freaking years curse you banzaiii
Well, as far as this scene goes, that IS the whole thing. I can always put up more scenes from this movie, but I feel this is the real highlight of the film.
Derupi I know why they died in the explosion cause there's only room for one James Bond around here
Casino Royale: A David Lynch/Benny Hill production
I love how normally this starts as if it was in a real spy movie, and then the cavalry arrives and the music starts and it turns into a hilarious mess.
The point of this film WAS TO MAKE A MOCKERY OF ITSELF AND MAINSTREAM BOND FILMS. Plus, I give a lot of credit to whoever choreographed this fight scene, cause something like this has never been done better, and will most likely NEVER be done better
thank God
They were so successful that when I watched I felt mocked!
I've always loved this. Alot of great actors and actresses in Casino Royale 67. Great music soundtrack too, Bacharach another favorite. A Classic. 😊❤✌
Ha ha. One of the most funniest parts that any 007 movie can ever have. Spy drama meets comedy 😂
They totally use the concept from the Casino Royale (1967) film on No Time To Die with James Bond having a daughter.
The Craig films also stole the idea of having the leader of an evil organisation being related to Bond, and the idea of killing off James Bond.
I can't believe No Time To Die stole this movie's ending!
And Bond having a daughter lol
That's because the original family produced to James Bond movies got their original copyright back I'm sorry but Daniel Craig you know casino Royale baby
@@AndrewChapman it's really about James Bond in it not too distant future I mean the UFO abduction man is kind of hard to beat try that Daniel Craig
I love Daivd Nivens fighting style, those kicks, wonderful!
This is such a great movie! Love it!
Don't forget it's a mad mad world which was similar to this with an All-Star cast they don't do movies like this anymore not when they got an All-Star cast of everybody and anybody
Very good soundtracks!
I thought this movie overall sucked but the last 7 minutes is like a good funny Mel Brooks comedy. Kind of like Blazing Saddles meets James Bond or something like that.
Theme tune still better than anything by Adele Samantha Smith or Billie Eyelash
And Another Way to Die by Jack White and Alicia Keys
That’s a good one though. It’s at least high-energy and catchy.
"We are fighting for our lives!!!"
the best ending of the history of cinema and more that movie has the dream team of cinema
Thank you for posting this! The other ending posted was in another language ( Italian, I think? ) and minus the words to the song. It was interesting, but not the same. Now I have a link to both opening and closing titles. Someone just needs to upload more of the Peter Sellers scenes and I'm happy.
The police scene kicks ass!
One of my FAVORITE wacky JAMES BOND MOVIE Spoofs.
The last gasp of slapstick
Reminds me of the Great Race pie scene with Natalie Wood and Tony Curtis
This movie does have some funny parts. I love 4:03-4:09. I like how he's talking to David McCallum (who I guess is supposed to be playing his character from "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.".) I also like 2:52-2:54, he just standing there while everyone else is fighting. LOL!
movie needs more action yes dogs biting guys ass a donkey what else it will come to me
Since Orson Welles played Le Chiffre in this movie, I want to say RIP Orson Welles (1915 ‐ 1985) P.S, Unicron from Transformers the movie was his last film role
The American Indians with repeating bows! I had forgotten that part!
Just a reminder.
There is at least one person for whom this film was the first exposure to the 007 franchise.
It was for me.
David clearly enjoying himself with those kicks
Yeah those kicks were almost balletic
@@dancingnature I'm fairly sure he did ballet at one point, didn't he?
I love this music, pure 60s schmaltz!
Incorrect use of the term “schmaltz”, which, when applied to music, characterizes it as extremely or excessively sentimental. I assume you’d agree that this is not sentimental music.
@@r.hulsewe8353 For sure. I think I meant a different word to refer to the cheesiness.
This movie feels like a pre-Austin powers film to me.
Been a funny fav of mine since the 70s
@@rockers7889 Cool. Also I feel Peter sellers would’ve been cool as a legit bond.
This is Mike Myers' favorite film, and Austin Powers is an homage to it. Which is why he had Burt Bacharach in it (who wrote the score for Casino Royale).
most peaceful movie ever. lol i heard the director didnt know what he was doing while shooting this...."movie"
I love when the guy throws a chick over the bar counter for no good reason
There were five different directors.
3:36 'OOCH?!' To be honest, Jean-Paul Belmondo is a good actor.
...I Suggest to see 'That Man From Rio' 🕴...another fun spy / chase adventure ..with Mr. Belmondo and Gorgeous Francois Dorleac🕯🙏🩷🌹🕊☮️🛐☯️✌️😪 , late older sister of Gorgeous Catherine Denueve ...An enjoyable , romantic and beautiful classic action film.❤ Worth watching..Just my humble opinion..
I laughed so hard at 3:40 with music playing with the police lol
I know the film was intended to be a spoof on James Bond but I found this movie to be weird overall.
Remember seeing this on the 4:30 movie on ABC7 in NYC.
Thanks Sonachu! THIS was one of the Greats! .... My Top List... the Ending Of “ Blazing Saddles “ ( Mel Brooks ) is
Like my #2. At least concerning “ Big, Musical, Really Stupid-Fun Endings!” God Bless. Darth Airborne Nobody 55’ NYC.
Very 60’s. A great stoner flick.
How have I missed this for 33 years?
5:06 Woody Allen dies by Explosion to swallow in explosion pill
the ultimate wtf montage
Anytime! ^_^
I actually originally did it because this ending reminded me of my friend's ideas (they're just as crazy) but it originally cut short of the credits. Fortunately, this one does just fine.
When you installed too many mods in Fallout New Vegas
Looks like a Mel Brooks ending!!❤❤
best bond film ever :D
I watched it this morning on a DVD rental; gets my vote for most fucked-up ending ever filmed. I love it.
Oh damn I love this movie
It was always meant to be a spoof but was poorly edited. Sellers got a lot of blame for falling out with Orson Wells and disappearing from set, which suggests there was little discipline and no one in overall control. The film is best enjoyed as a series of independent segments like this one.
By far my favorite Bond film! 2:08 parachutes opening by plane, then First Nation peoples jump out of said plain without parachutes. 2:35 Then they crash though ceiling with teepee chutes
Of its time. May it stay there!!!
Well, it does follow the plot of Casino Royale, in which Le Chiffre likes to gamble and stuff. However, it starts out with M dying so Sir James Bond had to become the new M. After that, all agents are named James Bond 007. There's a whole lot of weird stuff that I really can't describe.
Rest in peace Niven...David Niven.
He might've made a decent Bond if he was used in an official film. He was one of Fleming's original choices after all.
@technicolorfantasies: I thought so, but even if it wasn't, that part is still hilarious!
This is definitely the best scene in the movie
This must have been hellish to shoot. A complete mess with five directors.
This feels like the Blazing Saddles of James Bond...
They had to be on drugs and alcohol to perform this bullshit! But I love it lol
Great acting -- no. Great movie - no. Fun movie to watch - Yes!!!!!! Great sound-track - Yes!!!! Could I watch it many more times - Yes!!!!
parachutes as tipis! Incredible!
In 1967 I was impressed by the models that got blown up in this movie, as seen here, because they looked very much like the original buildings we'd already seen. I knew they couldn't have really exploded these structures in actuality but I did wonder about it.
Oh, Jean-Paul Belmondo !!
I have this film o n DVD.
Me too.
Mike Redway sings the song at the end not peter sellers
yup. and Bond Street is in this movie earlier. Its titled under a different name in the credits. ;) Watch the brawl scene at the military auction.
Loved that movie,and the music.
The Laugh Is Is That This Was Probably Closer To Flemings Book, Than The 2007 Version!
And the Burt Bacharach music is just as crazy as the scene....Indians doing the Frug? Wonderful!
I have a confession to make . I have this movie on DVD and Blu-Ray .
Thank you very much.
i loled at the paratrooper indians HAHAHH
4:42 Seal of Approval
just type: Herb Alpert Casino Royale into youtube and you will find it.
Fabulous ending , Fabulous music ! I seem to remember that when the Indians are jumping out of the aircraft that the first one says GERONIMO ! and the next one said ME l ( presumably he's actually Geronimo ☺ ) Maybe , I was just imagining things all these years or maybe I just missed it this time . Soundtrack has a lot of musical action going on ☺
That's a myth, but a lot of people believe it.
Lots of drugs around in the 60s. Wonderful, unique film.
And the best thing is is that this is still a better Bond film than Never Say Never Again.
It was rumored that Quentin Taratino was going to do an updated version of the CR spoof. Too bad. I would have liked to have seen that!
But the climax scene in this film with all the 007s converging is my favorite scene out of the entire movie!
makes sense taratino one of the most original plagerists of our time the hack
My best ever 007!
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPE!
The 1967 _Casino Royale_ was a spoof and a parody and therefore by far the most realistic of _all_ the James Bond films.
Ian Fleming died on August 12, 1964 so he obviously did not live to see how his first James Bond novel, i.e., _Casino Royale,_ was mangled in this nonsensical spoof and parody of his book, which is likely a good eventuality as doubtless he would not have liked it.
A glorious mess, which is why it's fun to see it today...
Daniel Craig has nothing on this, and he never will.
this song is not the the cd soundtrack cheap bastards feldman should have stopped at whats new pussycat
Stewies aexy party music
I'll have to remeber that retort, next time I'm in an argument!
like myers borrowed some shit from this fim too
Actually he's there. They used his close up during the opening credits.
Simply wonderful.
Thanks for posting! :)
@scottmanduzy: Are you sure? Oh well, my mistake, but it's still funny, "This gun shoots backwards, I just killed myself..." LOL!
whats with the two seals biting each other freaking funny shit
Nobody noticed the Goldfinger girls cameo?
Did Mel Brooks work on this movie? This scene is so similar to climax of "Blazing Saddles".
Anybody have the Beginning theme for this movie?
It's Mike Redway according to Wikipedia.
They cut out the part where the last Indian jumping out of the plane yells "ME"
@sonachu
Actually neither
It was directed by five different directors and had many different writers.
The directors wee Ken Hughes, John Huston, Joseph McGrath, Robert Parrish and Val Guest.
The movie was produced by Charles Feldman.
so