Moonraker (8/10) Movie CLIP - Drax's Deadly Dream (1979) HD
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Hugo Drax (Michael Lonsdale) explains his vision for a new master race, but Bond (Roger Moore) and Jaws (Richard Kiel) are determined to stop him.
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FILM DESCRIPTION:
In this adaptation of Ian Fleming's 1955 novel, James Bond (Roger Moore) must thwart Sir Hugo Drax (Michel Lonsdale), who plans to wipe out all of humankind and replace it with a super race that he has cultivated in a massive space station. The girl in the case is American secret agent Holly Goodhead, intelligently played by Lois Chiles. "Jaws," the steel-mouthed henchman played by Richard Kiel in The Spy Who Loved Me (1977), makes a return appearance in Moonraker, turning good guy (complete with a girlfriend of his own) in the process. Bernard Lee makes his last appearance as "M" in this most costly of James Bond's 1970s escapades.
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Cast: Blanche Ravalec, Richard Kiel, Roger Moore, Michael Lonsdale, Brian Keith, Lois Chiles
Director: Lewis Gilbert
Producers: Albert R. Broccoli, William P. Cartlidge, Michael G. Wilson
Screenwriters: Ian Fleming, Christopher Wood
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I love Bond's sideways glance at Jaws when he says "Interesting". He's planted the psychological seed to turn it all around and he knows it.
I like how Jaws joined Bond's side, after feeling what is like to work for Drax only to find that you nor Dolly are not accepted to live with the perfect group makes it enraging, that's how Jaws feels, he is human, he is also human
The theater I was at, even though you could see it coming, the audience cheered when Jaws turned on Drax.
Pretty stupid of him to not accept Jaws, considering Jaws is huge and strong and carries those genes
Anyone noticed that “Jaws” and “Jews” have only one letter difference? The parable is the same.
He finally saw just how that, not only Drax, but other evil People he'd worked for, never saw him as a true friend, but as a killing machine. It only took one look at his new love, Dolly, to realize that. He realized, too, that he'd been trying to kill the only new true friend he'd ever had, even though they'd been enemies up to that point. Jaws made a smart move here, by becoming a good guy, and fighting the forces of evil, rather than being evil himself, anymore!
Sometimes, all it takes, is some love!
What happened to Dolly’s braces?
Jaws finally had something to fight and live for, other than a crazy evil person. Love and Friendship!
Plus it probably isn’t the smartest idea to shout and bark orders at a 7ft giant who is practically indestructible.
Behind every great man...
I love how Jaws went from being an evil villain to a redeemed villain or anti-hero.
He was the secondary antagonist turned anti-hero in this film. While I wasnt a fan of this Bond film, I liked the fact that Jaws changed sides in the end and survived
Everyone saw it coming. He was played for laughs the entire film before turning good
He was never a villain. He was a henchman
'You appear with the tedious inevitability of an unloved season' -Hugo Drax.
This quote is yet to be topped in a bond film I think.
Absolutely true!!! So glad this clip started off with that quote. Esp. when Drax himself almost laughs at the audacity of Bond being there while he's speaking.
Great character actor Michael Lonsdale.
*2:44** Jaws' expressions said it all. Man, Kiel was such a great actor.*
Able to emote despite a mouth full.
And from what I heard, a very nice likeable man
I sweat to christ when I first saw this I flew up out of my chair and cheered, jaws and bond fighting TOGETHER....I was in awe.
The insane suppressed giggle at his own cleverness when he says “inevitability’ is acting gold of the very highest quality. A superb and underrated actor. Also great in ‘Day of the Jackal’.
When that girl smiles at Jaws, it’s one of my favorite moments in all the Bond films. Everyone feels what he is feeling.
Remember her having braces?
"Jaws, you obey me. EXPEL 'EM."
Michael Lonsdale is a huge actor. In just six words (especially how he roars the latter two), he sends shivers down my spine.
I thought his chinese henchman who Bond kills earlier in the film was the most suitably creepy.
He was stellar in "Ronin" - his penultimate role -😺
what, the short and fat guy who couldn't even control his own henchmen? He SHRIEKED the last two (not "roared") because he could tell that his plan was about to crumble due to mutiny. And THIS gives you "shivers down your spine"... HA. What a loser.
This is where Jaws is turned from the Dark Side into a good man.
it also happened in outer space
Sort of like the scene in "Return of the Jedi" where Darth Vader saved his son by throwing the Emperor into the abyss.
Well no he realised he would be in trouble if he didn't stop him.
Actually, he's not a good man. He only cared when it affected him personally
That's the power of love
Drax had some of the best dialogue of any Bond villain.
I think Drax could have been played even better by Maximilian Schell who also played Dr. Hans Reinhard in "Black Hole"
I think he would have been a vastly superior Stromberg. Curt Jurgens was anemic in the role.
@@ricardocantoral7672 Funny cuz it was virtually the same plot in both movies - a mad man trying to kill the human populace and restart over again. I liked Drax better though I agree.
Yep. My favorite line is "Look after Mr. Bond. See that some harm comes to him."
@@lisardo At least Drax had a plan to repopulate the world with his "Master Race" after gassing the planet.
With Stromberg, there was a massive flaw in his plan. So he wanted to cause nuclear war, get humunity to wipe itself out. We know he prefers to live underwater but did he want others to do so as well? That was never indicated I think.
The best Bond villain. Diabolical, cunning, ruthless, cultured and well spoken. The ultimate opponent for Bond. RIP Michael Lonsdale!
Ripoff of Karl Stromberg from 007 The Spy Who Loved Me. His plan and demeanor are similar.
The best Bond villain is Klaus Schwab
@@admiralackbar9307 there’s 40 different bond villains, there’s no point arguing over who’s better. Everyone will have a different answer
@@briancottingham1674 he’s definitely an improvement compared to Stromberg, who was fairly forgettable. I’d say Drax was done better.
@@briancottingham1674 the most forgettable villain strogberg
Richard Kiel's subtle facial expressions make this scene.
Bond: "And of course anyone not measuring up to your standards of physical perfection... will be exterminated."
Drax: "Certainly."
Jaws: "Wait a minute..."
Jaws didn't really turn good. More that they have aligned interest and goals. The enemy of my enemy is my friend. Hugo Drax wanted to breed perfect specimens and wipe everyone else out, that included Jaws and his girlfriend. No way was he gonna let that stand. And lets face it, jaws is a man for hire, he doesn't have any ambition to take over or destroy the world.
And to get hired he needs people who can hire him to do stuff.
Yes he knew Drax was going to double cross and kill him after he outserved his usefulness.
R.I.P. Michael Lonsdale
"You appear with the tedious inevitability of an unloved season" Did Drax study Alfred Tennyson between building space shuttles?
Sounds like Mike Londsdale broke character when he said that
Hahahha
Jaws immediately understood humanity in that moment
Hugo Drax is easily the best Bond villain ever. He has this very peculiar manner of speaking, always sounding calm and collected, almost bored. His Evil Plan is more grandiose, destructive and complex than any plan made by previous Bond villains, and he actually comes very close to achieving his goals, only to be defeated because of a last-minute change of heart of his Dragon...
Then why does Moonraker consistently get put at or near the bottom of Bond film rankings time after time?
I liked it too but you have to admit it gets no respect.
His temperament is very much like Dr. No. A dignified, gentleman sociopath.
100% agree. A villain who wants to reboot humanity itself is far more interesting, ambitious, and formidable than one just after financial gain (and more morally complex). Stromberg was the only other in Drax's league. Even Goldfinger and Blofeld were ultimately just after financial gain.
@@nazur72 It is too high-concept for most Bond fans. In reality, plot-wise, it remains the most ambitious Bond film of them all.
@@nazur72 The answer to Bossman's question is a quote from Confucius : "When a wise man points to the stars, the imbecile criticizes the finger."
The "You sicken me" look Jaws gives Drax before he turns on him says so much, without actually speaking.
Say what you will about this film but I really enjoyed Michael Lonsdale's performance as Drax. One of my favourite Bond villains
As sweet as Jaws' girlfriend seems, she was just gonna stand by and watch the whole planet get killed off lol
She may not have been aware of Drax’ plan at that point and only got on because Jaws wanted her to be with him.
She used to have braces too.
Richard Kiel was so perfect for these Bond films.
RIP big man.
I loved him as Mr. Larson in Happy Gilmore.
I love the way how Michael Lonsdale chuckles whilst saying “inevitability”!
😥RIP Roger Moore😥RIP Richard Kiel😥RIP Michael Lonsdale😥
It was at this moment that jaws brought balance to the force.
RIP Michael Lonsdale. Legend
I love when Jaws turn to be the good guy
RIP Michael Lonsdale
Wow, Jaws went from evil to good in about the same time as Darth Vader!
RIP Michael, your in good company now with Sir Roger and Richard Kiel
He took a giant leap. The leap we all take in the end. R.I.P. Michael Lonsdale.
Michael Lonsdale as Hugo Drax. My favorite Bond villain! I'll never forget his line "Look after Mr. Bond, see that some harm comes to him". This is the first Bond movie I ever saw at Highway 39 Drive-in in Westminister, California back in 79` when I was 9 years old. Michael Londsdale R.I.P. and one more thing, Jaws turns away from Drax because of Dolly at 2:53. Michael and Richard we'll both be missed.
RIP Michel Lonsdale
Yes RIP . Joining Richard Kiel and of course Sir Roger Moore . Michael Lonsdale was brilliant as Drax. I also thought he was great in The Day of The Jackal and Ronin . I need to see Munich now and some of his other work .
RIP 🌹 Michael Lonsdale...21.9.20 a worthy villain...you entertained me..a class actor..
While I do consider this one of the lesser Bond films, the space station does look great thanks to Ken Adam's production design.
Ken Adams designed our winter retreat on Venus.
Too bad this was his last film. Peter Lamont was great but he was no Ken Adam.
+Ricardo Cantoral Sorry, I meant last Bond film.
But' realistically, that space station was a disaster.
It turned around its axle to create gravity, but everybody walked around with their bodies PARALLELL to the axle...
"2001" got it right with the centrifuge, even if it was way to small to really have worked as said.
YDDES Bond and realism go together like oil and water.
It was a close call between Stromberg-Soros and Drax, but obviously Moonraker is just so epic, futuristic, and grandiose that it won out as my favorite Bond movie of all time.
I love how he almost cracks up when saying 'inevitability' like he finds his own zingers awesome.
He finds attempts against his plan laughable. His zingers are poetry!
The set designs are amazing
''50 globes each realising it's nerve gas each capable of killing over 100 million people, the human race as you know it will cease to exist."Demonstrates that Hugo Drax is one of the most evil or if not the most evil Bond villain ever.
The best bond villain ever. Smart, psychopathic and evil.
Even though Moonraker is one of the "bad" Bond films by people (I still love it), one of the main things I love is the fact that Drax is pure evil. Trying to exterminate the world...compared to some later villains...an evil woman and man want to nuke Turkey to make an oil monopoly or Quantum doing there thing to take over water for one country or whatever the hell they were doing. I miss the grand scheme villains. Say what you want about Gustav Graves as well, he was crazy enough to try to start a second Korean War with his laser of doom.
Amen brother! Enough of these "gray area" Bond villains. Let's get back to insane nutcases with awesome, massive sets who want to blow the shit out of the world.
To me there's no such thing as a bad bond film.
+BCRunch Oh yes there is, there's only one, it's called Casino Royale from 2006.
Isn't Casino Royale like the best of all the "new" bond movies though?
Firemarioflower True! In my opinion way too much torturing and boring casino szenes.
Jaws' girlfriend is beautiful.The glasses and braids were to make her " Hollywood Homely" As it was the audience fell in love with her because she was so cute
Agreed. I found her more attractive than the main Bond girls in this movie. ^_^
the "hollywood homely" concept is so dumb. "Let's take this stone-cold stunner and... give her some glasses. Yeah! Nobody will notice that she's actually an extremely beautiful woman at all!" lollll
I love how it seems Drax laughs after saying the word Inevitibillity, like he kepf laughing on all the takes and thats was the best one they got to go with.
R.I.P Roger Moore, Michael Lonsdale, Yaphet Kotto, Richard Kiel, and Farrah Fawcett
I miss Roger Moore, Michael Lonsdale, Yaphet Kotto, Richard Kiel, and Farrah Fawcett so much. Roger Moore was a brilliant and great James Bond actor from Live and Let Die to Moonraker. Live and Let Die had excellent performances from Roger Moore and Yaphet Kotto, Moonraker will always be my favorite Roger Moore bond film, and Moonraker along with Saturn 3 from 1979-1980 are the most underappreciated sci-fi films of all time. I also love Michael Lonsdale, Richard Kiel, and Farrah Fawcett. Michael Lonsdale as Hugo Drax was a great bond villain, Richard Kiel as Jaws is my favorite bond henchman, and Farrah Fawcett was an amazing film actress in Logan's Run and Saturn 3.
👍
Always a bad idea trying to push Jaws around.
Imagine if he was Mr. Larson.
Full-sized less-handsome Peter Dinklage.
Hahaha, brilliant.
Lol, great minds think alike!
EdNorty Peter Dinklage is not handsome
His beard reminds me of Peter Dinklage.
He still has a big head
Hugo Drax even sounds like Peter Dinklage
I don't see it..
He sounds like him more than he looks..
He sounds French
@@nifralo2752 That's because he is French.
Jaws, you obey me!
Yeah that's really not a thing you want to say. LOL
I know he was bad through than he helped James Bond and Holly Jaws Hugo Draxs was voiced played by what actor French Actor Michael
Slowly it dawns that Bond & Goodhead had to be tempted to join the select as inheritors of the new Eden. It's perfectly balanced against the epiphany of Jaws that in that brave new world there was no place for him and the happiness he'd providentially found. The ending of Moonraker is amazing: The highly implausible survival of Jaws and his mate symbolize the highly implausible survival of the human race.
Jeez. Even when Drax practically screams, his expression doesn’t change.
So, this is where they got the ending to Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me.
Hugo Drax was in a sense Hitler in space. I wonder if Cubby Brocolli had that in mind when he made this version of Moonraker which is totally different than tbe 1955 book?
Drax has features of Musk, Bezos, Gates and others today.
R.I.P. Michael Lonsdale - Hugo Drax.
RIP Michael Lonsdale (1931-2020)
RIP Michael Lonsdale.
RIP Michael Lonsdale. He will be missed.
RIP Michael Lonsdale a.k.a. Hugo Drax.
RIP Hugo Drax
It's funny how For Your Eyes Only was originally going to be the next film after The Spy Who Loved me then they decided to do Moonraker. So we have the rising popularity of sci-fi films in the late 70s to thank for bringing us Moonraker. Roger Moore's second best Bond film in my opinion 😉😉
Man drax sounds and looks a lot like peter dinkledge
My favorite Bond Villain
It's a whole lot better now that Mr Bond and Jaws are on the same team.
I used to watch this movie years ago,this scene got to me knowing that whatever bond said, Jaws became the good one I never dreamed to see them both teaming together
Rest in Peace Michael...
This movie and the spy who loved me are two of the best Roger Moore Bond films. Roger Moore is at his best in both these films. These two movies also in my opinion have the two most sinister, evil bond villains of the whole series. These two movies are best seen in a cinema theatre. Where you are transported into the world of these super wealthy elites like Karl Stromberg and Hugo Drax. Bonds side kicks XXX Barbara Bach and Dr Goodhead Lois Chiles are great too. Both these movies were great escapist entertainment and still great to watch today. Best scene on big flatscreen tv to give the cinematic effect of the cinema.
WORLD DOMINATION SAME OLD DREAM .... in the words of Sean Connery ( Dr. No )
Been there, done that.
Sean Connery's lines were amazing, and it makes me feel bad about Moore being my favorite. Who could ever forget him in "Never Say Never Again" at the spa vs the Spetsnaz monster and Systema or for that matter Fatima Blush?
The way he yells "EXPEL'EM!" at 2:47 XD
with Michel Lonsdale's passing all of the James Bond villains prior to 1985 (except Kristatos from For Your Eyes Only) are now dead.
Not quite. Yaphet Kotto (Kananga in Live and Let Die) is apparently still alive.
@@Darkstar263 Kotto has one of ther most impressive resumes I have ever seen.
Just to update my comment , Yaphet Kotto has also now died last year I think .
Is this a documentary on the World Economic Forum?
I love how Drax laughs at his own analogy!
I was wondering about that. I thought the reason behind that laugh was that the line was too funny that he couldnt hold it in. Like Ewan McGregors reading from Revenge of the Sith regarding “killing younglings”.
Jaws, I know there is good in you. I feel the conflict in you. You can still be turned from the dark side.
It’s interesting that everyone assumes Bond is right about Drax having no place in his perfect society for Jaws and his girlfriend. Consider the fact that Drax had used resources to bring them up to his space station despite the fact that Jaws main purpose, namely the elimination of threats, was finished and Drax thought himself untouchable and free to carry out his plans. Jaws is massive and terrifyingly strong. Why would Drax not want those genes in his new society? Ultimately, if Drax had spoken to Jaws in a placating and reassuring manner then it’s unlikely Jaws would’ve defected.
Michael Lonsdale was a great actor: should be better known in the English speaking world but made more films in French of which “Of Gods and Men” is my favourite.
"Look after Mr. Bond. See that some harm comes to him." -Drax
This scene reminds me on Alien and Star Wars wich was made in the end of 1970's like this movie.
Master M This and Alien were both released in 1979, same as Star Trek: The Motion Picture and The Black Hole.
Master M yes Star Wars A New Hope was released in 1977 in which Bond Producers used Star Wars as their inspiration for Moonraker to bank on Star Wars Success. Originally For Your Eyes Only was going to be after The Spy Who Loved Me but they decided to do Moonraker instead and bring back Jaws as producers were getting heavy fan mail etc to have Jaws return. Moonraker did have its success but producers decided next Bond movie would be For Your Eyes Only and have it be darker in tone and more low key with less gadgets and mild humor. Alien was released in 1979 same year as Moonraker actually Moonraker was released before which was in May of 79 and Alien in June of 79.
Yes because of the scifi genre of the late 70s because by rights it was supposed to have been For Your Eyes Only it said so on he end credits of The Spy Who Loved Me.
awe that little smile is all he needed
Can’t believe a Russian spy loved this film lol
Well, it probably gave her the idea with the parachute. A reversal of the opening scene in Moonraker. Rather than taking a parachute from the guy like Bond, Natascha put one parachute on Yelena. Btw, it seems Dreykov's base which floats high up in the sky and is never seen on radar sort of mimics Drax's space station which can't be seen by radar either.
I'd say it's a nod to films which were meant for entertainment by being larger than life and having megalomaniacal supervillains.
Shes an ex russian spy
Think that expression on Kiel's face said all was like thinking he was like NOT LISTENING TO YOU when Drax was like EXPEL THEM ,Jaws was like yeah right all mouth and no action😂 ,R I P Michael Lonsdale and Richard Kiel also Roger Moore 🙏
Bond: "...And of course anyone not measuring up to your standards of physical perfection... will be exterminated..."
Jaws: "Wait, what?"
Dolly: "Come again?"
Drax: "Certainly."
Bond: "Interesting..."
Dolly: "You can't be serious!"
Bond: "Most interesting..."
Jaws: "Hold up a bloody second..."
Drax: "Jaws... Expel them."
Jaws: "Sweetie?"
Dolly: "You will do the right thing, honey-bun!"
Jaws: "OK..."
Drax: "Jaws! You obey me!"
Jaws: "Why you little..."
Drax: "EXPEL 'EM!"
Jaws: "Wait until I get you into my hands... Alright boys, lets dance. I said DANCE!"
😂Love your quotes ,Thinking what Jaws and Dolly are thinking especially when confronted by a screaming maniac ,R I P Richard Kiel and Michael Lonsdale along with the Legendary Roger Moore as JB ,All three where perfect in this ,Also R I P Bernard Lee and Desmond Llewellyn.
Jaws was like nobody tells me what to do.
This is the same exact plot as The Spy Who Loved Me, except it is in space instead of underwater lol
R.I.P Michael Lonsdale 😞😢🙏🙏
DRAX WAS SUCH A GREAT VILLIAN
Drax spoke with an eloquent English accent, drank tea while at the same time was an egocentric meglamaniac - made for an interesting unforgettable Bond Villain. Certainly no thug!
Yes , a man who can quite easily go from ' pressing you to a cucumber sandwich one minute ' and telling a henchman to ' take care of you , but see that some harm comes to you ' the next .
@@scooby1992 like your comment and l too found the "see that some harm comes to him" particularly entertaining! Then there's shooting pheasants from the tree where Drax tells Bond he'd missed a shot. The reply is...did I.....???
@King Dark Drax was American. In the film he was based in LA and had all building materials for the chateau imported from France. He was so wealthy he wanted the Effiel Tower transported as well but was refused permission by the French government. He makes a sarcastic remark to Bond when they first meet in reference to "tea" something that the British have made a valuable contribution to western culture. While supposedly based in LA l believe actual filming of the chateau and grounds were in Europe.
When Jaws rebels you just feel so much love for him. Somehow even from back in Spy Who Loved Me you knew this was in him.
Space Station, Space Marines, Laser Guns, why can't we get these Bond movies anymore?
I did enjoy the space battle scene.
Roger Moore, Richard Kiel, and Michael Lonsdale are now in space together.
Who's here because of Black Widow????
Drax has the face of a dwarf..but he’s 6ft 3”
I loved it when Nat quoted this movie
The only villain ever that Bond could not beat is one Bond persuaded to switch sides.
So the henchman pulls out his gun, then... runs in close so Bond can take him out in melee. Hey idiot, guns are RANGED weapons! Range is your friend!
Yeah, that was quite confusing :D
They're in a space station, firing a gun would be very unwise.
Quite possibly Roger Moore's finest moment
My list of fav. Bond “main” villains in no particular order-
1. Alec Treyvalen- Goldeneye 1995
2. Raoul Silva- Skyfall 2012
3. Le Chiffe- Casino Royal 2006
4. Fran’s Sanchez- License To Kill 198
5. Lyutsifer Safin- No Time To Die 2021
6. Max Zorin- A View To A Kill 1985
7. Elliot Carver- TND- 1997
8. Francisco Saramanga- TMWTGG 1974
9. Auric Goldfinger- Goldfinger 1964
10. Renard- TWINE 1999
"you appear with the tedious inevitability of an unloved season". WHAT A VILLAIN QUOTE THAT IS!!!
For me this guy is a top ten bond villain. The film isn't top ten, but his understated low key performance is pretty chilling - compared to the insane plan that he has.
Drax is dressed liked Blofeld
Dale Hardiman Bond villian always wear Mao suits or Nehuru jackets
@@nifralo2752 So does the most evil villain of all. Hillary Clinton.
Klaus Schwab in space... destroying humanity... very fitting in 2022
I've got you now Dr Evil!
Oh come on Mr Powers!