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| When the ordered item is in stock, we always aim to dispatch https://gb.libraspins-casino-uk.com/ your order as soon as possible. When you think about it in terms of numbers, the James Bond franchise is pretty damn impressive. 007’s screen history reaches back 40 years, comprises 21 movies, and has a combined box-office gross of over $1.3 billion (or $3.3 billion if you adjust it for inflation). No wonder the franchise is considered to be amongst the most successful and important in all of cinema. We’ve had ten directors, nine composers, and now we’re on to our sixth leading actor: Daniel Craig, stepping into the sharp tuxedo vacated by Pierce Brosnan at the end of Die Another Day, and ordering the vodka martini with a broader, brusquer accent than heard in many years. The sadly brief “Solange” sees Arnold reaching back into the archives of John Barry and emerging with a longingly beautiful string-and-woodwind theme for the first Bond girl, played by Caterina Murino. Solange’s theme returns in a more sombre setting for solo woodwinds in “Trip Aces”, but then is dispensed with. Instead, the second (and more enduring) Bond girl, Vesper Lynd (played by Eva Green) gets her own theme for swooning strings and romantic pianos, which first appears in “Vesper”, reaches its zenith in the gorgeous “City of Lovers”, a truly beautiful cue, and ends things on a rather downbeat note in “Death of Vesper”, which doesn’t give the film’s finale away at all. |
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