@@matthewdavidjarvis6039 he could've went back to Scaramanga's Island and picked it up after the explosions. Scaramanga, would likely want Bond to have it after killing him fair and square
They utilised Lee's reputation as a horror actor perfectly in this movie. Being the cousin of Fleming probably didn't hurt either. Never get tired of this movie:)
Yeah, it has it's goofy parts but I always liked The Man with the Golden Gun. I always thought of Scaramanga as the "anti-Bond". Both are suave with good taste, excellent marksmen and dangerously good at their professions.
Christopher Lee was a good actor but not the best supporting actor to ever appear in a James Bond film. That distinction probably goes to Robert Shaw in ''FRWL'' with honorable mention to Topol in ''FYEO'', Gert Frobe in ''Goldfinger'', Donald Pleasance in ''YOLT'', and Yaphet Kotto in ''LALD''.
Great score by John Barry as usual, very haunting! Also, those shots with surveillance cameras in mirror reflections, they are reprising the movie's beginning.
How did Niknak not see on his CCTV that Bond was changing into the Bond suit and the gun be loaded.. Then again he is 007 who can do magic shit and that........ RIP Sir Christopher Lee
@ Stanislas Houston. But the film, "TMWTGG" fails to show Bond climbing back up the scaffolding to get to the floor/platform on which the Bond manequin is standing. It briefly shows Bond continuing DOWN the scaffolding not climbing back up the scaffolding to get to that floor/platform!
@@michaelbarlow6610 I think the first shot of the mannequin after Bond drops his gun is the problem. The time between his dropping the gun and that shot don’t give enough time to suggest Bond had had made the switch.
@@davfree9732 . I agree that it is a huge flaw in "TMWTGG" that Bond is able to quickly take off the Bond mannequin's jacket, put it on himself, remove the Walther PPK from the mannequin's right hand, place the mannequin out-of- sight, and then assume the correct stance to emulate the the position the mannequin was in moments earlier without either Scaramanga or Nik-Nak seeing him doing that! And Scaramanga was only briefly behind the artificial rock-like structure before the mannequin (which was ,of course, actually Bond standing in place of the mannequin) was once again in his view!
@ julian houston. I have looked at that scene at the end of the Bond film ''TMWTGG'' over and over and I don't see anywhere in that scene the image of the James Bond mannequin reflected in the rotating mirrors in Scaramanga's funhouse. Where specifically in that scene did you see that occur?
Fucking brilliant score in this movie. Its as present and dominant as the actors. I've always liked this Bond film. There's a few "classic" Bond's and this is one of them. This was back when they made "films" and not Die Hard wanna be's
It's like they couldn't figure out how to end this scene in a way that made sense, so they decided to have Bond assume the place of the mannequin and shoot Scaramanga to get it over with.
I LOVE this scene. I also love it that in GoldenEye: Rogue Agent they replicate this funhouse and even supplied the Golden Gun. I mean EVERYTHING is that stage just like this movie, including the lifelike Bond mannequin. Although in that game, the dummy holds a .357 pistol.
I allways though this was one the best and coolest showdowns Moore`s bond had with a main villain. When I see it now, I think to myself that it would be cool if it had been even more intense. Moore shots with Scaramanga lurking around, as we saw Bond did. A fistfight would have also been nice to see, not so necessary though.
Nope. Casino Royale is the only SHIT film of the 007 franchise. The rest is great, allthough i don't enjoy Craig as much as any other actor. Brosnan was a legend.
In a way, that was a fair duel. Scaramanga used everything at his disposal, including Nick Nack to win. Bond did the same. They're both assasins, if that was out in the field looking for a target, they'd do anything to get their target. Scaramanga understood this and so did Bond.
Whats MOST impressive about Roger as Bond up to this point is that all 3 Bond movies in the early 70s were written for Sean Connery. The Spy Who Loved Me was the 1st purely Roger Moore Bond movie and we can definitely see a difference starting with that one.
The best thing about Scaramanga after James Bond shot him was seeing Scaramanga's front laiding down and going down on the ground as he dies and got to see his back as he die.
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The fact that i like in this movie is that 007 is not a better shooter than Scaramanga.He is smarter.He pretended to be the dummy of himself to kill him.Scaramanga was badly fooled in this challenge,so he lost!
+HawaiiKnut He was too on edge to notice, he was more focused on finding 007 that he brushed his sights away from him, not paying attention to as much detail as he should have been.
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Although I will say this, the duel btwn Bond and Scaramanga is extremely anti climatic. Like that's it? One of the most famous British actors playing one of the most famous villains in the series... Goes down with one bullet. Very anti-climatic indeed.
@RisingVictor yeah! I remember that, I used to always play that level. Its one of the only things I liked about the game, then the volcano lair, and golden gate bridge. I just enjoyed seeing the old James Bond sets in a video game
I'm not gonna lie I really don't understand why people did not like this movie. On someone enjoyed it. It's not worth a stronger bond movies but I loved it. I think the points that held together was Christopher Lee as the villain and the opening theme song which was fucking awesome and the Golden Gun prop. I also don't get why a lot of people hate Roger Moore. He was decent but to be honest I have no favorites I like all of them. Each one of them has a unique trait and persona.
I was kinda surprised to see that this movie gets quite a lot of crap on the internet. Personally it's my favorite Bond film. Way better than Quantum of Solace or On Her Majesty's Secret Service, at least.
Ah I see. ^^ Skyfall was pretty damn good, as was Casino Royale, although tht one was a bit to boring. Skyfall delivered lot of action with its length.
@stopthebomb I agree, friend. I love this scene. Too bad he doesnt die in his trademark white suit. What an end that was, maybe they should have threw that wax Bond sculpture away before this showdown. lol
When I was a kid I always got mindfucked on how Bond got from point A 2:42 to point B 3:48. Now Im like screw it its Bond just go with it. Still If anyone though has a good idea how, please explain.
Who says Bond didn't have an extra magazine or even an extra PPK on him? PP/PPK magazines are not heavy or hard to hide and one can easily have a least three on them in a tuxedo or business suit. The weapon itself is also not large or heavy so having a backup gun is feasible, especially two of the same type, simplifies logistics in ammo and magazines. In Bond's line of work, having a backup weapon and/or extra ammunition is a prudent thing to do. Would it be cheating in a duel? Maybe. But then again, Bond and Scaramanga are trained assassins, no rules or honor in that line of work.
chrismc410 He could've actually retrieved it. That room had a floor. it looks like kind of climbs down plus who knows how much time really passed between when he dropped the PPK and the time he took the dummy's place? Climbing under the floor was kind of a silly idea though. Not sure what he had in mind.
generalcoon47 I always thought he climbed under there to hide from Nick Nack's cameras. I loved seeing the bit where Nick Nack frustratingly pounds the camera buttons as he can't find Bond anywhere
It is ridiculous that Bond inserted his Walther PPK in his waistband when he started climbing down the scaffolding in Scaramanga's Fun House taking the chance that the gun would fall out of his waistband as he climbed down the scaffolding. He should have put it in his right pants' pocket so he wouldn't lose it. It is a major flaw in the film, "TMWTGG" that when Scaramanga leans against the natural or artificial formation and then glances over at the Bond mannequin and then a few moments later when Scaramanga reemerges out the opposite side of the formation, Bond has already replaced the mannequin with himself. There's no way Bond could have quietly and quickly replaced the mannequin with himself in the very brief few seconds when Scaramanga was moving behind the formation during which the Bond mannequin would be briefly out of Scaramanga's line of sight!
Another flaw in the Bond film, "TMWTGG" is that at the beginning of the film, Scaramanga shoots off 3-4 of the Bond mannequin's fingers on its' left hand, but at the end of the film, when Scaramanga leans against the natural or artificial formation and then glances at the Bond mannequin, the Bond mannequin is only missing the left index finger!
Not to belabor the point, but yet another flaw in the Bond film, "TMWTGG" is that Bond took a helluva risk that Scaramanga wouldn't squeeze off a shot at Bond in the few moments after Bond shoots Scaramanga once! There was no way Bond could be certain that Scaramanga wouldn't be able to fire a shot at Bond in the few seconds when Scaramanga remained standing after Bond shot him. You would think that Bond would have fired a second ,insurance shot at Scaramanga to prevent Scaramanga from possibly firing the one bullet in his golden gun at Bond!
that depends on what you mean by new ones. at first I thought you mean all movies that began with Daniel Craig, but then you mentioned GoldenEye. Totally not that new. Although I do agree that was a very good climatic battle. I also kind of enjoyed the final battle in Skyfall.
@johnross456 Wouldn't be fun and Scaramanga is a hot-blooded killer and not a cold one(where he would has accepted a dead of any sort to notch his rep.) Golgo 13 would have wipe his ass very quickly with one shot in the first duel scene before he would reach his artificially controlled labyrinth because of Golgo's paranoia of having an untruthful individual behind his back. And Golo is very quick on the draw when that happens.
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And to think all 3 of the men are dead R.I.P good Actor's that are missed
i always liked the music in this scene
007 really should've took the golden gun as a trophy.
Senate300 yes...and he should have pulled out the midget’s teeth and made a necklace out of them. That’s what I would have done.
@@matthewdavidjarvis6039 he could've went back to Scaramanga's Island and picked it up after the explosions. Scaramanga, would likely want Bond to have it after killing him fair and square
That or he could have kept it for himself.
They utilised Lee's reputation as a horror actor perfectly in this movie. Being the cousin of Fleming probably didn't hurt either. Never get tired of this movie:)
Yeah, it has it's goofy parts but I always liked The Man with the Golden Gun. I always thought of Scaramanga as the "anti-Bond". Both are suave with good taste, excellent marksmen and dangerously good at their professions.
+MrKajithecat That and he's Christopher Lee, quite possibly the best actor ever to have been in a Bond film.
Christopher Lee was a good actor but not the best supporting actor to ever appear in a James Bond film. That distinction probably goes to Robert Shaw in ''FRWL'' with honorable mention to Topol in ''FYEO'', Gert Frobe in ''Goldfinger'', Donald Pleasance in ''YOLT'', and Yaphet Kotto in ''LALD''.
Daniel Craig is the perfect "anti Bond".
I wouldn't have thought of that
Great score by John Barry as usual, very haunting! Also, those shots with surveillance cameras in mirror reflections, they are reprising the movie's beginning.
Two greats - RIP Moore and the late Lee.
And the guy playing nick nack
Christopher Lee lived longer than Roger Moore did but Christopher did die before Roger did
one of the best soundtraks to a movie
Technically this made little sense, But had such heart to make it enjoyable. One of my favorite Bond scenes.
How did Niknak not see on his CCTV that Bond was changing into the Bond suit and the gun be loaded.. Then again he is 007 who can do magic shit and that........ RIP Sir Christopher Lee
@ Stanislas Houston. But the film, "TMWTGG" fails to show Bond climbing back up the scaffolding to get to the floor/platform on which the Bond manequin is standing. It briefly shows Bond continuing DOWN the scaffolding not climbing back up the scaffolding to get to that floor/platform!
@@michaelbarlow6610 I think the first shot of the mannequin after Bond drops his gun is the problem. The time between his dropping the gun and that shot don’t give enough time to suggest Bond had had made the switch.
@@davfree9732 . I agree that it is a huge flaw in "TMWTGG" that Bond is able to quickly take off the Bond mannequin's jacket, put it on himself, remove the Walther PPK from the mannequin's right hand, place the mannequin out-of- sight, and then assume the correct stance to emulate the the position the mannequin was in moments earlier without either Scaramanga or Nik-Nak seeing him doing that! And Scaramanga was only briefly behind the artificial rock-like structure before the mannequin (which was ,of course, actually Bond standing in place of the mannequin) was once again in his view!
I always thought this film was great. Great killing at the end. He outsmarts him, that's what makes it cool.
RIP Christopher Lee - Titan
lol nic nac looks like a kid running up to his room to play with legos ....i'll show myself out
He looks like a kid because he was a midget.
He was a manchild. The face of a man with the body of a child.
Scaramanga: ''You... YOU DON'T FIGHT WITH HONOUR!"
+julian houston glad im not the only one who caught that
@julian houston. You mean ''mannequin'' not ''statue''.
@ julian houston. I have looked at that scene at the end of the Bond film ''TMWTGG'' over and over and I don't see anywhere in that scene the image of the James Bond mannequin reflected in the rotating mirrors in Scaramanga's funhouse. Where specifically in that scene did you see that occur?
"Well, you did"
-Ser Bronn from Blackwater
"Is this some sort of funhouse, Wonka?" "Why? Having fun?"
Two legends now in another plain having another duel for the title!. id like to think that of these two ,rip to you both sirs
Fucking brilliant score in this movie. Its as present and dominant as the actors. I've always liked this Bond film. There's a few "classic" Bond's and this is one of them. This was back when they made "films" and not Die Hard wanna be's
For anyone that shows up now, yes this is the inspiration for that stranger things scene.
It's like they couldn't figure out how to end this scene in a way that made sense, so they decided to have Bond assume the place of the mannequin and shoot Scaramanga to get it over with.
I liked this one.Loved the creepy funshow they had to walk through and the John Barry score
I LOVE this scene. I also love it that in GoldenEye: Rogue Agent they replicate this funhouse and even supplied the Golden Gun. I mean EVERYTHING is that stage just like this movie, including the lifelike Bond mannequin. Although in that game, the dummy holds a .357 pistol.
RIP Christopher Lee...
Scaramanga = The very first camper.
The music adds so much value to this scene
2:56 Look out, Scaramanga! LOL
Get`s me how Bond managed to get that suit on so quick when he was on building sacffolding seconds earlier. The old smoothie is RM
This was the last of the good Bond films. And you knew Bond was going to get that PPK back and do his duty.
this is my second favorite Roger Moore bond movie. I want this movie soo bad. Just never get around to buying it.
I allways though this was one the best and coolest showdowns Moore`s bond had with a main villain. When I see it now, I think to myself that it would be cool if it had been even more intense. Moore shots with Scaramanga lurking around, as we saw Bond did. A fistfight would have also been nice to see, not so necessary though.
All James Bond Film are Great !
Dylan Leraix except Brosnan's
Brosnan took over the role wonderfully, one of the best performance with Connery
+ArseneWenger FUCK YOU!
Nope. Casino Royale is the only SHIT film of the 007 franchise. The rest is great, allthough i don't enjoy Craig as much as any other actor. Brosnan was a legend.
@@Firemarioflower which One? 1954, 1967 or 2006?
007 using dank out-of-bounds strats before it was cool
The better question is, WHY IS THE DUMMY BOND'S GUN LOADED WITH LIVE ROUNDS?
In a way, that was a fair duel. Scaramanga used everything at his disposal, including Nick Nack to win. Bond did the same. They're both assasins, if that was out in the field looking for a target, they'd do anything to get their target. Scaramanga understood this and so did Bond.
i could never figure out 'when' james switched himself with the dummy bond. considering all that takes place off camera
One of my fav movies, really fun.
Such a good film this, seen it an insane amount of times and never tires
Scaramanga said that he needed only one bullet to kill bond
Bond killed Scaramanga with only one bullet...
Scaramanga was one of the best bond villains. lee nails his role
Whats MOST impressive about Roger as Bond up to this point is that all 3 Bond movies in the early 70s were written for Sean Connery. The Spy Who Loved Me was the 1st purely Roger Moore Bond movie and we can definitely see a difference starting with that one.
1:17 that scary as hell
The best thing about Scaramanga after James Bond shot him was seeing Scaramanga's front laiding down and going down on the ground as he dies and got to see his back as he die.
Scaramanga Chris sir Lee = Flatted in his own Coup de Grace.
Well done friend, excellent work on video! I m fanatic of THE SAINT and James Bond since 1964 until now 2018! My favorite always was Roger Moore when I was 7 years old I born in 1959! Thanks me.
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"I fooled you!"
The fact that i like in this movie is that 007 is not a better shooter than Scaramanga.He is smarter.He pretended to be the dummy of himself to kill him.Scaramanga was badly fooled in this challenge,so he lost!
Mod JD sent me here! I agree with his suggestion >:3
I'm not the only one!
The dummy was equipped with a real gun? I assume so coz Bond dropped his.
Scaramanga as he fell seemed horrified by the fact that he lost.
An entire island filled with space age technology....Most common thing Nik-Nak uses; a slit in the wall.
RIP Roger....
That's part of what makes it entertaining to watch. I don't think it'd be as amusing to just watch guys fighting straight up.
Should've had Scaramenga shoot first and miss. That would've been a bigger shock.
But prior to it all, Scaramanga told Bond all he needed was one bullet. That's the mark of a true assassin.
Moraleja ... no confies en muniecos ... pueden tener vida Mr. Scaramanga ! Excelente video y secuencia de 007 ! Gracias, Grillo.
How did Bond have the time to put the jacket and tie? His shirt was unbuttoned at the top.
Didn't he lose his gun too? :P
He used the gun on the statue, which begs the question, why would Scaramanga have a loaded Walther PPK on his Bond statue?
I'd say he would have a loaded gun on the wax statue. Odd Job probably had it rigged so it could fire.
blindandwatching odd job. Haha
He's James Bond, dammit.
Great Scene in this Movie
Scaramanga should have seen that the "dummy" moved slightly in 2:56. Some assassin.
+HawaiiKnut He was too on edge to notice, he was more focused on finding 007 that he brushed his sights away from him, not paying attention to as much detail as he should have been.
wow
Scaramanga only has one shot as opposed to Bond's six. He has to be sure he's positively identified Bond before firing.
when I first saw this I thought nicnac was one of the 7 dwarves
He's the 8th one. The black sheep of the family. The other seven don't talk about him.
Decency hit the rooftop
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Although I will say this, the duel btwn Bond and Scaramanga is extremely anti climatic. Like that's it? One of the most famous British actors playing one of the most famous villains in the series... Goes down with one bullet. Very anti-climatic indeed.
James bond activated No Clip.
I think Scaramanga is one of few villains Bond directly kills
Yes. In Thunderball the woman kills the villian. And we get the great line after she says "I'm glad I killed him"
And bond replies "Your glad."
This JB movie is the first where Roger Moore actually gets to fire his Walther PPK
rip me lee
brilliant film Christopher Lee the Best rip.
+Neal Spencer This was probably Christopher Lee's best role. When he got older, he overacted the daylights out of everything.
+Christian Costello he is the best thing in the Star Wars prequel trilogy
He was awful in Lord of the Rings and Star Wars. As I said, he overacted the daylights out of everything when he got older.
AMEN to you good sir SIR CHRISTOPHER LEE was truely awesome in everything .............EVERY THING ......
Scaramanga looks like Nicolas Cage
@RisingVictor yeah! I remember that, I used to always play that level. Its one of the only things I liked about the game, then the volcano lair, and golden gate bridge. I just enjoyed seeing the old James Bond sets in a video game
Good,... only one shot 007 ! Congratulations, me. Mr. Grillo.
Herve-“ Look. I ONLY work for super rich guys who own their own island. Where everyone has to arrive by Sea Plane. “. By what? “Da plane! Da plane!!”
I'm not gonna lie I really don't understand why people did not like this movie. On someone enjoyed it. It's not worth a stronger bond movies but I loved it. I think the points that held together was Christopher Lee as the villain and the opening theme song which was fucking awesome and the Golden Gun prop. I also don't get why a lot of people hate Roger Moore. He was decent but to be honest I have no favorites I like all of them. Each one of them has a unique trait and persona.
Say what you will about this movie but this duel is one of the greatest moments in the series
Nick Nack's Laugh is the best
I was kinda surprised to see that this movie gets quite a lot of crap on the internet. Personally it's my favorite Bond film. Way better than Quantum of Solace or On Her Majesty's Secret Service, at least.
Bond could have had a spare magazine. In his line of work, he'd be a fool not to carry some spares. PPK mags are not heavy or large.
Francisco Scaramanga disliked this.
Some movies are like cheesy snacks, trashy, cheap, but soo good:)
Ah I see. ^^ Skyfall was pretty damn good, as was Casino Royale, although tht one was a bit to boring. Skyfall delivered lot of action with its length.
Roger that , Bond !
Shot him right in the third nipple.
Yea it must be, remember in the opening sequence Scaramaga picked up that gun and fired a couple rounds.
RIP lee
I knew Bond would win.
Bro it’s bond ofc he’s gonna win
Their Budget must have been small. No Ken Adam spectaculars here...
@stopthebomb I agree, friend. I love this scene. Too bad he doesnt die in his trademark white suit. What an end that was, maybe they should have threw that wax Bond sculpture away before this showdown. lol
When I was a kid I always got mindfucked on how Bond got from point A 2:42 to point B 3:48. Now Im like screw it its Bond just go with it. Still If anyone though has a good idea how, please explain.
nice job
I'm just about finished watching Enter the Dragon for the first time, and my first thought was how much TMWTGG ripped off from it.
Bond films are typical of the times. During that period martial art films were the shit. Which is why much of it is shoe horned into TMWTGG.
James Bond's Deadliest One-Line in the man with the golden gun movie. Scaramanga Chris sir Lee = Flatted in his own Coup de Grace.
One of the most intense parts in all of James Bond. Roger Moore was the best bond
Who else is getting a midlife crisis kill dungeon now?
Bond was lucky that he could replicate the missing fingers and pose as a model which happened to have a real gun.
He got the gun from the dummy of him which also had a Walter PPK which was luckily loaded!
That is wack . Such a setup
Who says Bond didn't have an extra magazine or even an extra PPK on him? PP/PPK magazines are not heavy or hard to hide and one can easily have a least three on them in a tuxedo or business suit. The weapon itself is also not large or heavy so having a backup gun is feasible, especially two of the same type, simplifies logistics in ammo and magazines. In Bond's line of work, having a backup weapon and/or extra ammunition is a prudent thing to do. Would it be cheating in a duel? Maybe. But then again, Bond and Scaramanga are trained assassins, no rules or honor in that line of work.
chrismc410 He could've actually retrieved it. That room had a floor. it looks like kind of climbs down plus who knows how much time really passed between when he dropped the PPK and the time he took the dummy's place? Climbing under the floor was kind of a silly idea though. Not sure what he had in mind.
generalcoon47 I always thought he climbed under there to hide from Nick Nack's cameras. I loved seeing the bit where Nick Nack frustratingly pounds the camera buttons as he can't find Bond anywhere
Where did he get that gun? He dropped his.....
The mannekin had a real gun
Sarumanga.
He sneaks onto the boat and tries to kill Bond but ends up getting captured.
The cowboy is Roger Moore also
Naturally had Bond not cheated, Scaramanga would have kicked his ass; favorite villain.
It is ridiculous that Bond inserted his Walther PPK in his waistband when he started climbing down the scaffolding in Scaramanga's Fun House taking the chance that the gun would fall out of his waistband as he climbed down the scaffolding. He should have put it in his right pants' pocket so he wouldn't lose it. It is a major flaw in the film, "TMWTGG" that when Scaramanga leans against the natural or artificial formation and then glances over at the Bond mannequin and then a few moments later when Scaramanga reemerges out the opposite side of the formation, Bond has already replaced the mannequin with himself. There's no way Bond could have quietly and quickly replaced the mannequin with himself in the very brief few seconds when Scaramanga was moving behind the formation during which the Bond mannequin would be briefly out of Scaramanga's line of sight!
Another flaw in the Bond film, "TMWTGG" is that at the beginning of the film, Scaramanga shoots off 3-4 of the Bond mannequin's fingers on its' left hand, but at the end of the film, when Scaramanga leans against the natural or artificial formation and then glances at the Bond mannequin, the Bond mannequin is only missing the left index finger!
Not to belabor the point, but yet another flaw in the Bond film, "TMWTGG" is that Bond took a helluva risk that Scaramanga wouldn't squeeze off a shot at Bond in the few moments after Bond shoots Scaramanga once! There was no way Bond could be certain that Scaramanga wouldn't be able to fire a shot at Bond in the few seconds when Scaramanga remained standing after Bond shot him. You would think that Bond would have fired a second ,insurance shot at Scaramanga to prevent Scaramanga from possibly firing the one bullet in his golden gun at Bond!
that depends on what you mean by new ones. at first I thought you mean all movies that began with Daniel Craig, but then you mentioned GoldenEye. Totally not that new. Although I do agree that was a very good climatic battle. I also kind of enjoyed the final battle in Skyfall.
@johnross456 Wouldn't be fun and Scaramanga is a hot-blooded killer and not a cold one(where he would has accepted a dead of any sort to notch his rep.) Golgo 13 would have wipe his ass very quickly with one shot in the first duel scene before he would reach his artificially controlled labyrinth because of Golgo's paranoia of having an untruthful individual behind his back. And Golo is very quick on the draw when that happens.
0:40
Sounds like "Master Hand" from Smash Bros
at what point does bond swap places with the mannequin of himself to trick scaramanga.
2:29 I wonder if that was in the script.