Dr. No (6/8) Movie CLIP - A Member of SPECTRE (1962) HD
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During dinner in the underground lair, Dr. No (Joseph Wiseman) reveals to Bond (Sean Connery) that he is part of an evil organization known only as SPECTRE.
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FILM DESCRIPTION:
Terence Young directed this first of a long line of screen adventures with Ian Fleming's unflappable British Secret Service Agent 007 in a fast-paced, tongue-in-cheek style that set the tone for the rest of the popular series. Sean Connery sets the standard by which all future takers must measure themselves as the insouciant and devil-may-care James Bond. The story concerns Bond being sent to Jamaica to investigate the murders of a British agent and his secretary. During his investigation, he comes into contact with the evil and unscrupulous Chinese scientist Dr. No (Joseph Wiseman) who, living on an island called Crab Key, is hard at work in a nuclear laboratory. Dr. No's scheme is to divert rockets being fired from Cape Canaveral off their charted course and to blackmail the United States to get their rocket launches restored to normal. Helping Bond is Ursula Andress (mostly undressed in a bikini throughout most of the film), as well as bad gals like Zena Marshall, who almost leads Bond to his death in her bedroom, and Eunice Gayson, a Bond pickup in a London gambling house who proves herself a greater adversary than even James Bond can handle.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1962)
Cast: Joseph Wiseman, Sean Connery
Director: Terence Young
Producers: Albert R. Broccoli, Harry Saltzman, Stanley Sopel
Screenwriters: Johanna Harwood, Richard Maibaum, Berkely Mather, Terence Young, Wolf Mankowitz, Ian Fleming
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Dr. No: "SPECTARRR."
Bond: "SHPECTRE?"
Dr. No: "SPECTARRR."
Sean Connery hash always had a shpecial way of pronounshing his words.
Bond: "SPHINCTER?"
@@jtb1990419 Jesus christ, that's Sean Connery? That's not how I pictured him when he was younger.
@@kic8523 you should see him when he did You Only Live Twice and then watch Diamonds Are Forever. What a change in only 4 years! And he was only about 40 when he did Diamonds Are Forever!
That's not how they say it.
It’s amazing how iconic and memorable Dr No is despite the fact that he has 10 minutes of screen time and shows up at the very end of the movie. It all comes down to Joseph Wiseman’s fantastic performance.
BTW I only realised recently that Dr. No is supposed to be East Asian.
Joseph Wiseman outstanding in thus epic
A very good act by Joseph Wiseman.... ruthless character but a cool guy who walks like gliding through the air.... always wished East Asian guys looked and behaved Dr No... the man has class not some cheap Eastern men we always meet...
@@sarojesus3682 Please see Another Pallbearer Twilight Zone.
Dr. No is my fav Bond villain of all time. He is so cold yet somewhat elegant in his mannerisms.
Joseph Wiseman (Dr No) Did indeed make a remarkable villian......due in no small part to the absolutely chilling tone that his voice had.
@@doonsbury9656 but you can see why fleming wanted his friend Noel Coward for the role, I guess he couldn't resist saying NO.
Doonsbury yes!!! He was Blofeld in Thunderball
Yeah he just had small screen time
Same, Dr No is my favorite bond villain of them all
This dinner scene still has the best dialogue between Bond and a villain ever. Their exchanges are all so brilliant, I particularly love Bond's effort to piss No off while No keeps his calm demeanor.
Have to agree, this one is so good both cool and calm even though Bond on the inside was terrified but never showed it.
Sean got the part right just from his very first scene.
He was born to play this character
Bond always acted like this whoever who's playing the part, he's always on provocation to piss off his ennemies and make them to make a mistake
Andress says that she was glad when they got around to doing the studio scenes because she then discovered that Joseph Wiseman, playing Dr. No, was as nervous as she was. Sure didn't show up in either of their performances. Dr. No is easily one of the best three Bond movies ever.
This and he exchange with Grant. I wish him and Blofeld had a conversation like this in YOLT
Felix Leiter I agree, but I wish he hadn’t kept saying “stupid” every two seconds
"East, West. Just points of a compass each are stupid than other"
Got to love Dr. No being unbiased.
Of course he is. They both rejected him.
Haha. Well, unbiased on that one thing maybe. Or is he actually just biased against all nations because they wouldn't give him a job? He's also an incredibly unhinged but dangerously clever lunatic of course. Brilliant villain. Joseph Wiseman really set the standard from the very beginning. Everyone always goes on about how Goldfinger really set the standard for Bond movies, but IMO it merely added a few bells and whistles. Dr No and From Russia With Love laid down almost all of the foundations and did so brilliantly. Connery 100% nailed that very first introduction at the gambling table too. "Bond, James Bond" has never been delivered anywhere near as amazingly since, and in that first one, it was because he was directly asked, "Mister...?". Since then, they had him often just saying "My name is Bond, James Bond" for no reason, which just sounds weird. Terrence Young, the director, really had a big part in that though. He even made Connery into such a perfect Bond. Before this film, Connery was very rough, very Scottish and even quite bald on top. They trained him in how to move, talk and acquit himself. In his later movies, Connery got rather chubby, lazy and silly.
In the book, he did work for the East (Russians).
@@ThomasTHEONEANDONLY when he says the East, i automatically thought it's the PRC
And he is absolutely right on this. 110 percent.
“History isn’t kind to men who play God.”
Now we know safin is dr no
So will he die another day? Or will he Live and Let Die? I thought Tomorrow Never Dies, and like many people U Only lave Twice
live Twice
Moonraker
"why do you presist in trying to provoce me?"
"Tell me, does the toppling of an American missile compensate for having no hands?"
That was pretty savage lmao
Super bitchy comment!
I took me a while to get it lol.
The perfect Bond villain. Humble origins, genius intellect, towering ego, ice-cold demeanor, dastardly British accent, intimidating physical presence (those metal hands!), super-luxurious hidden base, big and ruthlessly run organization (with an even larger and more ruthless organization behind him), and a thoroughly evil plan.
And as well self-loving and self-confident as the supra-natural overlord Ernst Stavro Blofeld!
kudos on the description...
I love the way Dr. No says "Spectre" 😁
SPECTRE means "ghost" in french
Spectea
Trembling voice
Shpectre?
@@fabulousfrance fits perfectly 👍
This guy always had a subtle intimidating presence about him. I dont know if its the speaking, the calm demeanor, the accent, or just how long his entire body appears to be. Such a memorable villain.
"Tell me, does the toppling of American missiles really compensate for having no hands?" LOL brutal.
I love these scenes where James Bond just casually (while with menace in the air) converses with the villain. They're sizing each other up, and it's always fascinating.
Joseph Wiseman it's either him or Christopher Lee as the most calmly sinister and best Bond villain ever. This is my favourite Bond film anyway just beautifully done.
R.I.P. Joseph Wiseman (*1918-+2009)
R.I.P He didn't play Bond. He was Bond
him and Roger Moore will always be the 2 iconic faces of 007
Totally agree. Sean Connery was Bond.
James Bond
Remember, always...shaken, not stirred. Great as the rest of this magnificent cast.
But Dalton was and remains the most book-accurate Bond.
R.I.P.
``Our asylums are full of people who think they're napoleon or god.`` LOL.
one of the best Bond's provocation ever.
Like a visionary,........ I thought psychiatric wards r full of them.
Then he says about Red Grant in FRWL: “tell me, which lunatic asylum did they let you out of?”
@@Kpob03 Except Red Grant is just a professional doing a job
@@devinthierault That line reminds me of the German assassin in Tomorrow Never Dies lol.
"Wait! I'm just a professional doing a job."
"So am I." *BLAM*
2:02 I like that Bond wants vengeance for his two fallen allies
Bond always avenges his fallen comrades
"World domination, same old dream. Our asylums are full of people who think they're Napoleon...or God."
Best line in the entire movie.
''''''''''''''''''''''''''''dr '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''no is white
The books give his ancestry as German Chinese
2:06 "You are just a stupid policeman" got me dying XD
The Man!! Rest in Peace...
“There are _rules_ for policemen”
James Bond-Do you expect me to talk?
Dr. No-No Mr. Bond I expect you to DINE!
goldfinger
thats Goldfingers line.
Wrong movie
wah 2005 WHOOOOOSH!!!
I GET IT
So many great lines in this scene. My favorite, "I'd prefer the revenge department" and "You are just another stupid policeman, whose luck has run out". Pretty good piece of screenwriting. Joseph Wiseman was so sinister. Such a great voice. One of my favorite actors.
I love how the new bond film, and Daniel craig's films are all connected with SPECTRE.
good thing they bring SPECTRE back, one of the only good things actually of the new Bond movies (not counting with Casino Royale which was a great movie)
Craig has Casino, Skyfall and I liked Spectre Craig is the third best Bond for me behind Sean and Dalton
It also interesting how Craig Bond villains plan line up with the Spectre motto. Counter-intelligence was Blofeld, Terrisom was Le Chieif, Revenge was Silva, and extortion was Greene
"I'm flattered, I'd prefer the revenge department."
unfortunately, i misjudged you, you are just a stupid policeman.
Whos luck has run out...
Soften him up. I haven't finished with him yet.
I love that line lol
@@cianthulu4204 They're waiting for you in the control room , Dr. No.
When people cite the fencing match in Die Another Day as a good action sequence, I am reminded of scenes like these; in the classic age of Bond one of the hallmarks of the films, as common as the Gun barrel or opening credit sequence, is the moment when Bond and the villain have a casual, gentlemanly discussion. Littered with subtext and quiet contempt. Sizing one another up. Increasing the stakes. The golf match with Goldfinger. The baccarat game with Largo. The confrontation before the battle with Grant. And of course the granddaddy of those scenes here with Dr No. To me THIS is a superior action scene. Sometimes the action is in the dialogue and the details.
(I mean no disrespect to those who love the fencing match.)
Joseph wiseman played Dr No. Excellent actor-perfect for the role
Fun fact: Dr. No's black metal hands actually inspired the hands of Inteleon in Pokémon Sword and Shield.
I've always wondered what Sir Patrick Stewart would look like with hair... Now I know.
My favorite Bond film, always will be. Sean did damn fine good job with his character. Joseph Wiseman too.
and just like the Dr No of the novel, Joseph Wiseman exudes that calm, cold , ruthless efficiency . when he walks he has that gliding effect. the Dr No of the novel ,though was bigger headed and bald and had pincers instead of metal hands. His long speech in the novel is better too, shows him as a real megalomaniac and highly intelligent.
If he is so ‘efficient’, then he should have killed him immediately. But NO (that name...), he wanted to ‘soften him up’...
“I am a member of Spectre.”
“Spectre?”
“Spectre.”
oh come on you can’t be serious
This is where it all started folks. The Dr. No Syndrome - A villain is capable of shooting our hero in the head but doesn't. The reason why is always a fleeting one that makes no sense. in this case damaged pride? Yet the syndrome is a necessary evil that allows a hero to get to know his enemy face to face.
It's because he was trying to recruit him for SPECTRE; when he sees that this won't work, he keeps him alive for use later- presumably, he wants to torture Bond for information before killing him. And to be fair, he sent several agents to shoot Bond earlier in the film and none of them succeeded either. It DOES make sense, even if a pattern emerges in later movies.
The moral here is to never make your villains too similar, or they become a cliche.
@jiggus figgus That is what happens in the book, but it's not what happens in the movie.
jiggus figgus Yes, pleasure due to his massive EGO!
@@jonathancampbell5231 >>> Dr. No is lonely. Bond fills his inner void but the part of Dr. No's personality that engages Bond can't connect that dot.
I like how in Spectre they referenced this scene with Blofeld, the very head of the organisation, when he calls C a visionary.
“Visionaries...Psychiatric Wards are full of them.”
James Bond 1962: Our asylum’s are full of people who think they are Napoleon or God.
James Bond 2020: History isn’t kind to men who play God
Can't wait to see my boy, Rami Malek, try his spin on this.
I personally can't wait for them to be more original. As much as I love Rami and he will no doubt play it very well, rehashing old classic villains just seems like a bigger indicator than ever that the Bond franchise is going to crumble soon. Craig had such promise but, for me, I find him now utterly 2 dimensional, robotic, always angry and just even plain awkward in the role. I also have never been able to get over how much he looks like some grizzled, crew-cut Russian henchman masquerading as 007.
1, either Dr No or Emilio Largo
2, I like reoccurring villians in franchises as long as they're used sparingly and faithfully to their original personas
Aaaaaaaaaaaand it sucked
@@yrooxrksvi7142 The movie was good, it the villain wasn’t.
@@ompatel8988 At first it was decent, but it falls apart after Cuba despite the good action. Pretty much like Die Another Day.
2:31 I never fail Mr. Bond!
"With your disregard for human life, you must be working for the East."
Jesus Christ, only a Sith deals in absolutes, James.
(Yes, I know, Cold War attitude, hush-)
0:07 That guard really looks like an SA member.
He was played by Milton Reid, he later played Sandor in The Spy Who Loved Me (1977).
@@StephenLuke What a helpful chap
"World domination, same old dream". Well I got bad news for you James. You're going to have to stop about about 25 more plots for world domination. This is only the first one 🤣.
"Correction, criminal brains" savage
Safin is 100% dr. No
Aged like milk.
"east west just points of a compass each as stupid as the other". Thank you Dr No! Based af
0:36 SPECTRE SPECTRE? SPECTRE
"You are just a stupid policeman." LOL, great line. As I recall, quoted from the novel.
I tried to join SPECTRE, but I couldn't figure out their secret handshake...
I’ll be honest; I’ll be hyped if Dr. No really is Silva in No Time To Die
I think Silva was based on The Man with the Golden Gun
Great scene and one of my favorites in the Bond franchise. Wiseman was so good as Dr. No. The dialog was great:
Dr. No: "I even thought there might be a place for you in SPECTRE".
Bond: "I would prefer the revenge department."
I also like it when Dr. No says "You are just another stupid policeman...whose luck has run out." Wiseman had such a wonderful voice.
1:40 Good thing I bought that plastic statuette for a few dollars at that garage sale, otherwise I'd never have been able to make such an effective demonstration.
One of my favorite villains ever. Textbook mad scientist.
This clip solidifies Dr. No as one of my favorite Bond villains.
I think I'm gonna rewatch this one soon.
SPECTRE. Special Executive for Counterintelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion.
Bond fearlessly and coldly insulting Dr. No lol. Classic!
Does No ever blink?
Short answer: No
+Sacrilege83 Watch closely at the VERY beginning, he does blink.
No.
Long answer: DR No
Wow 3 years already, and then I get a time capsule reply !
But yes, long answer = Dr. No
“I never fail, Mr Bond”
Classic villain arrogance.
I never fail Mr. Bond( pushing back his chair).
"The successful criminal brain is always superior. It has to be."
He's got a point. Simply committing a crime is easy, but to do so without being caught, without being stopped, without any significant loss, without being ratted out, without being defeated by powerful, passionate and intelligent adversaries and to do so via an enormous amount of intelligence as opposed to sheer blind luck and help, requires quite a brain.
Dr No is unique among Bond villains because what drives him is desire to prove himself, unlike other Bond Villains who are driven by Greed, rage, lust and delusions of righteousness. Pride, which of course cometh before his fall.
And he's so deliciously enigmatic and emotionless.
Remember when EON productions lost the rights to the SPECTRE name and organization until 2015’s Spectre?
Dr No's 3 minutes of screentime in 1962 are better than all Safin's scenes in 2021
Hopefully, Rami (he’s obviously playing Dr. No) can measure up.
Lol
Out of all the James Bond villains, Dr. No was my favourite
Sean Connery is one of the few old guys who can get away with claiming to have been a lady magnet in his youth. Stark age difference!
0:39 Quote Die Another Day: “Wow… there’s a mouthful.”
Yeah, Rami Malek is totally playing Dr. No in the new Bond film
@shadowtechn9ne Don't think so but he probably is. Or he's not lol. I'd put my money on him being Dr. No but, who knows?
Jesus - just look on imdb fer chrissakes!
@@jondunmore4268 Its called a plot twist, dummy
@@spearofconquest -- No, what I suggested was called READING, dummypompom.
0:17: DAMN!!!!! That’s one of the biggest ROASTS of all time!!! Brilliant!!
"Are those your web fins", I said from afar. There was no answer...I assumed the worse. Dr. No, an undersea expert of the services of a secret organization.
We can’t all be geniuses.
I love all of the bond films and listen to the audiobooks. The bbc radio drama is very good too
For me the best bond movies were the 1. and the last 25. Bond movie...the villains are very interesting and powerful and same in clothing
He can certainly explain himself with a straight face.
Great discourse between Sean Connery and Joseph Wiseman.
The sucessful criminal mind is always superior, ask Walter White.
I came ups wit this the first time I saw this.
"I am actually a member of I.R.O.N."
"I.R.O.N.?"
"International Republic Of Nations!"
Great dialog that sets up the predictable encounter between 007 and the evil genius in all Bond films. "I'd prefer the revenge department" and "You are just another stupid policeman, whose luck has run out." Great.
Michael Fassbender to play Dr No in a future James Bond film.
RIP Sir Sean Connery (1926-2020)
Dr. Evil was a parody of both Dr. No and Blofeld
Is that guard behind Bond same actor who played Sandor at Spy who loved me? Looks like him.
Martti Mielikäinen yeah, that's the same actor
Martti Mielikäinen yes it was actor Milton Reid who later played Sandor in The Spy Who Loved Me in 1977
Indeed. The story of his death is a curiosity, in that nobody is entirely sure when or where he died... not even his own family.
@@stewartholden2890 He faked his death and started working for Spectre
Starter villains are always memorable :)
1:11 When you love being the good guy.
I liked when dr no called bond a stupid policemanat the dinner table classic line
They should have made Rami Malek be Dr No...would have been a far superior villain
and would have tied up the series by having it end where it began.
No Time to Die is not the end of Jamesa Bond series.
Daniel Craig’s series***
I know the franchise as a whole will continue
Sufferin' Sucatash ! What a wonderful scene ! Dr No is my favorite Bond villian ! And the late great gifted character actor Joseph Wiseman was sheer perfection in the role ! THANKS so much for uploading this groovy clip ! :-)
Sean Connery's James Bond are my fav 007 movies
They are the best of the franchise. Connery will always be the best James Bond. He nailed that role.
2:00 best comeback
Dr no is sooooooooooooo cute💕💕💕💕💕💕
Movie back then make smoking cigarettes look cool . 0:49 the way Bond lit his was so smooth and effortless.
That figurine didn't have a chance with his iron grip ,Fab Performance from Joseph Wiseman as DR NO
[Bond audibly struggles during his beating]
Dr. No is an interesting and great villain. Ian Fleming's inspiration to this criminal genius is from Sax Rohmer's Fu Manchu -stories. Maybe this character should be reboot.
We all know why we come here after No Time To Die's trailer.
"Spectre."
"SCHPECTAR?"
"SPECTRE!"
Could Rami Malek be Dr. No??? Been hearing theories lately, his name is even in the title "NO time to die"
He definitely is.
I really hope not.
@@trueblue6201 Why not?
@@JarrettMazza 1) I would rather have a new character. With Spectre what they did with Christoph Waltz being turned from Franz Oberhauser into Blofeld was very poorly executed and weakened the story. If they had left him as Franz I think it would have been a better story. The decision to turn him into Blofeld did not work out well. It should have been Blofeld as a seperate character as the head of Spectre with Franz being merely the head of the current project. Because they failed to execute it well last time I am not keen on them doing it again with a different character. By turning him into Blofeld and making him Bond's foster brother I feel like they limited what they could do with the character (more of a personal feeling but I still feel like it was a bad choice).
2) Unlike Dr. No, Blofeld was never officially killed off before (minus the joke version they did in For your Eyes Only to rub it in the face of the co-owner of the character who wouldn't let them use the character) so I did not have an issue with him coming back. (Yes I know this is a prequel/reboot but I am not too keen on them bringing back every classic Bond villian). The thing about Bond villains is they were so iconic that their style and lines have been run into the ground as cliches since their appearances. So I would rather go to new territory.
3) While not a big issue for me, Dr. No is supposed to be East Asian (in the film) or Eurasian (in the book). The original film is a white actor in yellow face. While it can be accepted in older films more, (Wiseman gave a great performance no question), the modern day audience will not be as accepting towards this type of casting. Malek is an American actor of Egyptian heritage. I feel that the fact he is not the appropriate heritage of the character would create a contraversy around the film which would not be good for it. I do not feel they should do something so carelessly risky when the last film was not a huge hit with critics.
4) Malek's character Safin has facial scars which is not a trait common to Dr. No so I do not believe it is him.
5) Safin seems interesting enough on his own with his past history as an assasin, scarred face, white opera mask, and history with Madeline. Why tie that down with extra weight by making him Dr. No? Let him be his own character without any baggage and do whatever he wants to do.
6) Movies are usually more interesting without bringing back surprise iconic villains from previous installments. Because once you do, the character is then judged on their past movie and whether the new version is as good. It also tends to make the character more predictable due to already knowing their playbook which can ruin some of the fun. For example look at Khan in Star Trek 2, Blofeld in Spectre, and most recently Palpatine with Rise of Skywalker. Look at those characters and tell me whether or not the movie really benefited from them coming back for it. While I have not seen the new Star Wars yet, I know alot of fanboys are already judging it harshly for bringing him back among other things. Of course until I see it that may just be fanboy bias/trolling.
@@trueblue6201 All excellent points. I want him to be No, however. I appreciate your feedback. Very good response.
Ok so I grew up with only the Daniel Craig bond films and a very limited supply of the oldies and had no idea spectre was a thing before Daniel Craig. And then I discovered the books…
I always admired Sean Connery acting as James Bond .. Connery previously acted in a movie called " Frightened city"..he was mucking younger then..
When it all boils down, yeah, Bond is pretty much a souped-up cop.
The only thing that gets me is are they having grapes for dinner?
I think it's kind of impressive that they had a mixed character in an early 1960's movie (granted this was a British movie, so maybe things were different for them). I also like how they didn't make him an over-the-top stereotype like Fu Man Chu or Long Duk Dong.
In the book, No's henchmen were half black half chinese. Dr. No in the book is a lot more deformed and, oh, in the original script he was meant to be a monkey.
Fun fact: Dr No never blinks on screen.
Sadly i wonder if it was an intentional directorial choice or due to the fact they tried to make a white guy (half) chinese (Dr. Julius No is supposed to be half german and half chinese)
It would be good to see them bring back Dr No for the next bond. Christopher Waltz was brilliant as Blofeld head of Spectre. Dr No needs to be explored more
No. Past is past.
Doctor No was a great James Bond villain. A shame his time in this film was limited.
Marlon Brando said that there have been no Jewish bad guy in Hollywood movies. But what about Joseph Wiseman in Dr. No. I am sure he knew Wiseman from Viva Zapata.
Hyman Roth from Godfather Part II but that's it as far as I.
@@ricardocantoral7672 What about Magneto?
dr no is one of my favourite James Bond movies love it