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[G. Sheppard @GSheppard1]

@jewkesyno4 Licence To Kill (1989) is one of my favorite Bond films. Watching this John Cleese ad from the old VHS brings back memories.

[G. Sheppard @GSheppard1]

@fOx1257067 "RIKKI-TIKKI-TAVI" (1975).
With Orson Welles, and Directed by Chuck Jones. https://t.co/pPhzKLwaA6 .

[Eye On Axis @eyeonaxis]

Neon night on Ginza Street, Tokyo, Japan

[G. Sheppard @GSheppard1]

@Earth_730911 Michael Kamen:
"LICENCE TO KILL" (1989).
Love that soundtrack. https://t.co/zPC523lPWG

[Todd Spence @Todd_Spence]

In June 2000, Robin Williams sat down for a conversation with George Lucas for Robin's brief weekly interview show on audible. The episode was originally thirty minutes but below you'll find the entire raw recording from two different sessions, with discussions ranging from Marlon Brando as Jabba the Hutt, to Lucas asking if Robin would voice a CG Howard the Duck for a special edition of the '86 movie 👏 Really cool

[Timeless Films @axaxia92]

Sean Connery as the legendary James Bond – From Russia with Love (1963). Classic action scenes with helicopter chases, plane explosions and high speed on the boat. Immortal cinematic symbol.

[James Bond The Persuader @JBondPersuader]

George Martin got the score to Live And Let Die just right here with a fantastic fanfare after Bond escapes over the crocodiles.

[G. Sheppard @GSheppard1]

@JBondPersuader 18:30 minute video.

"LIVE AND LET DIE" (1973).
Crocodile Farm and Boat Chase.
Someone changed the music here. https://t.co/Hah6jSEaXB

[G. Sheppard @GSheppard1]

@RogerMooreFan ROGER MOORE.
Lotus Esprit Turbo.
"FOR YOUR EYES ONLY" (1981).

[The Spaceshipper 🚀 @TheSpaceshipper]

Genndy Tartakovsky's Clone Wars is 20 today!

Here's the fight between Anakin Skywalker and Asajj Ventress on Yavin IV. It was broadcast in April 2004, but who cares: this scene of the rain on the lightsabers is legendary.

[G. Sheppard @GSheppard1]

@PlayStalgiaX Gameplay.
"THE GETAWAY" (2002). https://t.co/fKfYs914MO

[G. Sheppard @GSheppard1]

@JBondPersuader 18:30 minute video.

"LIVE AND LET DIE" (1973).
Crocodile Farm and Boat Chase.
Someone changed the music here. https://t.co/Hah6jSEaXB

[G. Sheppard @GSheppard1]

@GrowingUpRetro Prevue Channel in the 90s.
I remember those days.
https://t.co/Q8WHzMsnv8

[Growing Up Retro @GrowingUpRetro]

This is so beautiful to see again 😍

[Emir Han @RealEmirHan]

In Jaws, Robert Shaw was drunk in the first take of this intense monologue.

He struggled with alcoholism and was a heavy drinker during Jaws production.

He suggested to Spielberg that, since the characters were drinking in the scene, he should have a few real drinks to get into character.

Spielberg agreed but then regretted it.

On the first take, Shaw got very drunk.

Crew members had to carry him onto the boat. He slurred lines, wandered off-script, and the filming was halted.

He had a blackout and didn’t remember much.

Early the next morning, Shaw called Spielberg to apologize and begged for a reshoot. He showed up sober, nailed it.

And that take was used.

[The Sting @TheStingisBack]

Happy Birthday, Billy Dee Williams!
Return of the Jedi (1983) — Original Print
Lando Calrissian delivers one of the saga’s most satisfying moments. Stick around for the original ending... You might not have watched it in a while.

[G. Sheppard @GSheppard1]

@nostalgiaa When Wendy's Was Yellow.
Video by KevOnStage.
Salute to Dave Thomas.

[G. Sheppard @GSheppard1]

@RoseElla1234 JILL BEARUP reviews the James Bond "DIE ANOTHER DAY" (2002) Sword Fight. https://t.co/GKToF8Czmp

[G. Sheppard @GSheppard1]

@GameStalgiaX Donkey Kong Country (1994).

[G. Sheppard @GSheppard1]

@TheStingisBack More HARRISON FORD
1. Blade Runner (1982)
2. The Conversation (1974)
3. Apocalypse Now (1979)
4. Witness (1985)
5. The Fugitive (1993)
6. American Graffiti (1973)
7. Working Girl (1988)
8. Presumed Innocent (1990)
9. Sabrina (1995)
10. Air Force One (1997)
11. K-19 The Widowmaker

[G. Sheppard @GSheppard1]

@calvindyson Hey, that Road Games blu-ray. I own the Scream Factory version.

Quentin Tarantino on director Richard Franklin's "PSYCHO II" (1983) and "ROAD GAMES (1981). https://t.co/8Z2Y4FLtLT