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Die Bond-Produzenten Albert R. Broccoli und Harry Saltzman sowie der Romanautor Ian Fleming sind die Macher einer der erfolgreichsten Filmreihen der Kinogeschichte. Die britische Dokumentation beleuchtet das Männer-Trio hinter dem berühmten Geheimagenten 007. (Sky Cinema)
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An amusing and touching look through the album of a single family that has three fathers and brought fame to five sons (so far). The structure of a family melodrama, with a moving farewell, clearly definable villains and infallible heroes, corresponds to the pop-culture position of James Bond (for evidence of this, see the fans’ initial radical rejection of Daniel Craig). The team of editors did a nice job with the appropriate illustrative material, so the shots aptly complement what is being said at the given moment. I consider the documentary’s auditory highlights to be Dalton’s beautiful English and Lazenby and Brosnan reminiscing about their time as Bond, which they manage to do with a healthy sense of detachment. Though it is basically only a rehash of material known from the many bonuses on DVD releases of individual Bond movies (in which, however, there was a crushing prevalence of laudatory words), the approach to all of the important audio-visual material (including shots from the “traitorous” Bond flick Never Say Never Again) and mainly the boldly personal tone elevate Everything or Nothing above the run-of-the-mill documentaries about films and their protagonists. 80%
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