Podcasts about Honey Ryder

En la atmósfera pesada de la Guerra Fría, James Bond es enviado a las Islas del Caribe para investigar amenazas británicas. Allí conoce a su compañera en misión, Honey Ryder, y se embarca en una búsqueda desesperada por detener al enigmático Dr. No, un genio científico con planes audaces. Con su astucia y habilidades de espía, Bond se enfrenta a peligros mortales y superaciones personales para salvar la vida y defender la seguridad nacional. La aventura es emocionante y llena de suspense.

Charles Skaggs & Xan Sprouse watch Dr. No, the first film of the James Bond franchise from 1962, directed by Terence Young, introducing Sean Connery as James Bond and featuring Ursula Andress as Honey Ryder, Joseph Wiseman as Dr. Julius No, and Jack Lord as Felix Leiter! Find us here:Twitter:  @DrunkCinemaCast, @CharlesSkaggs, @udanax19 Facebook:  @DrunkCinema Email:  DrunkCinemaPodcast@gmail.com Listen and subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review!

On this episode of The James Bond A-Z Podcast hosts Tom Butler and Brendan Duffy explore the characters and creatives behind the 007 films that fall under the letter R. Topics covered include: R, the Quartermaster played by John Cleese in The World Is Not Enough and Die Another Day. Dubbing legend Robert Rietty whose Bond credits are numerous. Honey Ryder, the first ever Bond girl played by Ursula Andress in Dr. No. Charles Robinson, the Pierce Brosnan-era MI6 staff member, and Bond stand-in, played by Colin Salmon in three 007 films. Tatiana Romanova, the From Russia With Love character, played by Italian actor Daniela Bianchi. Charles Russhon, a behind-the-scenes military veteran who was the Bond film's Mr Fix It in the early years. We also take a look at the work of John Richardson, Simon Raven, Claude Renoir, Michael Reed, Shane Rimmer and George Roubicek. If you want to take part in our 60th anniversary special, record a clip of yourself talking about your favourite, under-appreciated Bond movie moment and email the audio file (under 2 minutes please) to podcast@jamesbondatoz.co.uk before 26 September, 2022. James Bond will return... in next week's James Bond's A-Z Podcast. Buy us a coffee: ko-fi.com/jamesbondatoz Shop James Bond A-Z t-shirts and merchandise: the-james-bond-a-z-podcast.creator-spring.com/ Find us on Twitter: twitter.com/jamesbondatoz Find us on Instagram: instagram.com/jamesbondatoz Email us on: podcast@jamesbondatoz.co.uk Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Episode 20 of Brotherly Bond is counting down the Top Ten Best Women of Bond! There are so many iconic characters in which to choose. After all, who will ever forget Honey Ryder emerging from the sea or Bond's fateful wedding to Tracy Vicenzo? From Sylvia Trench to Madeleine Swann, we will discuss and rank all of the top Women from the world of Bond.

Director, educator, and Oscar winning screenwriter Kevin Willmott (Blackkklansman, Da 5 Bloods, C.S.A: The Confederate States of America) joins John and Mitch to discuss minutes 63-70 which begin with Bond assuring Honey Ryder that his intentions are honorable and end with Quarrel, Honey, and Bond doing the old reed snorkel trick. 

Welcome back to Jamaica! With film producer, director and uber James Bond fan Simon Drake, we'll take you through caribbean Island Crab Key. Not only will you get to learn about poisonous caterpillar, giant octopuses and guano production! We discuss fascinating characters such as Honey Ryder, Quarell and of course the title character; the sadistic and lethal Dr. No!

Arthur Sculco joins us for the podcast discussion of "Dr. No" 1962. Arthur is a Patreon subscriber and an avid watcher of classic movies. Thank you Arthur for joining us!Our visit ranges from a review of "Dr. No" to an overview of the James Bond franchise and thoughts about other films.Terence Young directed three James Bond films, "Dr. No", "From Russia with Love" 1963, and "Thunderball" 1965. Mr. Young was instrumental in setting the stage for almost sixty years of James Bond adventures. Sean Connery is the first James Bond, the British MI6 agent - code name 007. Felix Leiter is a CIA agent played by Jack Lord, Ursula Andress is Honey Ryder a local shell diver, and Joseph Wiseman plays Dr. Julius No - member of SPECTRE. The entire cast brings "Dr. No" to life for us to enjoy.Check us out on Patreon at www.patreon.com/classicmoviereviews for even more content and bonus shows.

Verden så ut til å gå av hengslene, men vi spinner heldigvis videre med to spesielle løp i WRC og Formel 1 å se tilbake på.

This episode is a watch through of Dr. No (1962), the FIRST Bond movie!!And we’re joined by a special guest, Jocelyn Sia of Ladies Who Bond!! Jocelyn is a curator of all things Bond on her LadiesWhoBond YouTube channel and Instagram account. She also hosts events for the bond community, bringing female fans together in a safe space. She's an advocate for women Bond fans, and girl she represents us ladies well!We had fantastic conversations in this episode about cultural appropriation, especially in fashion. And how people identify with their cultures, genetic and experienced.Enjoooy!Visit us on our instagram: @dressedtokillpod for outtakes, and photos of the action cuties were talking about.TLDR: Style and Bond from a Feminist point of view. Hope you enjoy!Let us know what you think of the show! Outtakes, Photos, Action Cuties:instagram.com/DressedToKillPodtwitter.com/DTKpodJocelyn Sia - LadiesWhoBondElma - instagram.com/elmalingerieAlana - instagram.com/alanafickesAll inquiries:  dressedtokillpod@gmail.com

This week Dr. Damian GIbson and Matthew Kayfabe battle the mysterious Dr. No, a scientific genius bent on destroying the U.S. space program. As the countdown to disaster begins, the Dr and Kayfabe must go to Jamaica, where they encounter the beautiful Honey Ryder, to confront a megalomaniacal villain in his massive island headquarters.

Director, educator, and Oscar winning screenwriter Kevin Willmott (Blackkklansman, Da 5 Bloods, C.S.A: The Confederate States of America) joins John and Mitch to discuss minutes 63-70 which begin with Bond assuring Honey Ryder that his intentions are honorable and end with Quarrel, Honey, and Bond doing the old reed snorkel trick. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/alienminute)

The return of Rainbow Valley – the podcast that tells the stories about the swinging decade. Episode 023  The Theft Of The Duke Of Wellington Dr No, the first big screen outing for Ian Fleming’s James Bond. Its 1962, and the movie would start to lay out a successful formula for most of the other movies that would follow in the series. Of course when we speak about  Dr No, most of us will remember Bonds introduction at the casino, Ursula Andress as Honey Ryder emerging from the sea in ‘that’ bikini or the scene where the spider crawls up Sean Connery’s arm. But what about this scene….and in particular, one specific moment. James Bond and Honey Ryder have just met the evil Dr No in his underground lair. Before crushing an ornament with his metal hand and telling the pair of  SPECTRE’s dastardly plan to hold the world to ransom, they are led away. As they walk up a small set of steps, Bond stops, noticing an oil painting on an easel to his right …. The painting was a portrait of Arthur Wellesly the first Duke of Wellington, painted by Francisco de Goya - and only several months before the release of Dr No it had been hanging on display in London’s National Gallery. When it was stolen however, one early August morning, it made national and international headlines. The story would develop with an unlikely villain, who like Dr No, would hold the British government to ransom. A story that would span many decades and involve a high profile court case, the introduction of a new criminal offence, and, of all things….the British tv license! Ladies and gentlemen, Rainbow Valley is proud to present the story of the theft of the Duke of Wellington. You can find us on Player FM   …and anywhere you download your podcasts   You can follow the podcast on Twitter @rv_podcast   Join our Facebook group   Or send us your thoughts and feedback to rainbowvalleypod@gmail.com   #Podpals #podernfamily   This has been a Stinking Pause production. Thanks for listening Scott

Welcome to Gentlemen Prefer Cinephiles hosted by Erynn Mitchell! You can contact us at gentlemenprefercinephiles@gmail.com or visit our website at gentlemenprefercinephiles.net.

How did the character of Moneypenny evolve from page to screen? In light of the news that Naomie Harris has suggested an independent Moneypenny adventure, we delve into the character of M’s long-serving secretary and the other women of the MI6 offices – both in Fleming’s work and the film adaptations. We discuss the way the characters of Loelia Ponsonby, Mary Goodnight, and Miss Moneypenny merged to form the screen incarnation of the latter and Fleming’s grappling with the reception and characterisation of women in the workplace. Along the way we wonder where the other 00s have gone, stumble into Moneypenny’s wardrobe, and upon Desmond Llewelyn’s fridge, muse on Moneypenny’s missed opportunities, Rami Malek’s least-likely character name in No Time To Die, our Netflix spin-off that will never get made, catch up with Honey Ryder and her journey through the encyclopaedia, and return to the topics of unsurprising surprise castings, the attitudes of filmmakers and treating audiences with respect. The recording took place on October 25th in the USA, Spain, and New Zealand. Paul Atkinson and James Page are co-founders of MI6-HQ.com and the magazine MI6 Confidential Bill Koenig runs the Spy Command at hmssweblog.wordpress.com David Leigh runs thejamesbonddossier.com Lisa Funnell (@CinemaOnFire) is Associate Professor at the University of Oklahoma Ben Williams writes for MI6-HQ.com and MI6 Confidential This podcast is copyright Pretitles LLC © 2019 Music credit 'Spy & Die' by Jay Man

What can we read into the plot synopsis for Bond 25? With a little more time – and sleep – to reflect, we examine the plot synopsis that was released after the ‘Bond 25’ reveal event, asking questions about the significance and prominence of Jamaica, Italy and Norway, the mystery scientist, and how Malek’s ‘tech villain’ persona will break or conform to the mold of similar villains gone before. Along the way we discover the comedy stylings of Rory Kinnear, Craig’s USP, an absence of muscle in the Bond 25 supporting cast, SPECTRE’s awkward “fourth act”, wasted opportunities for Mr White, a curmudgeonly Felix Leiter, a bachelor party for Bond, Brosnan’s home automation nightmare, Bond’s retirement hobbies, and Honey Ryder’s Disney Princess routine.  The recording took place on April 26th, 2019 in the USA, UK, and New Zealand. Paul Atkinson and James Page are co-founders of MI6-HQ.com and the magazine MI6 ConfidentialCalvin Dyson can be found at youtube.com/calvindysonBen Williams writes for MI6-HQ.com and MI6 ConfidentialThis podcast is copyright Pretitles LLC © 2019Music credit 'Spy & Die' by Jay Man

I vårt 46:e avsnitt går vi på tvåårskontroll hos Doktor No. Vi går igenom allt som vi missade vid förra undersökningen såsom Honey Ryder och den lagom tjocka restaurangägaren som filurar på Jamaica med mera. Det utlovas många skratt och mycket nöje nu när det blivit tid för återbesök hos doktorn.

This week, host Stephen B. Platt is joined by special guests Alex McVey and Anna Weir as they celebrate 55 years of James Bond films by watching 'Dr. No.' Listen in as they discuss dragons, Honey Ryder's unusual education and what roles we would play if we were cast in the next Bond film.

Following on from our recent interviews with Caroline Munro and Martine Beswick, it's time for James Bond Radio to talk about Bond Girls! We'll be going right back to Dr. No through to Live & Let Die in today's podcast talking Honey Ryder to Solitaire with all the Bond girls in between. In addition, the second round of Bond Celebrity Deathmatch comes to an end, we run the usual gauntlet of quotes, trivia and all the usual JBR goodness!

And so we come to the first Bond & Beyond review, taking a look at the film that started it all: Dr No. We reflect on the 1962 classic, picking out the tropes that are still with us today, weighing up the film's best and worst bits, analysing the villainous Dr No himself and even pondering Honey Ryder, the first of many Bond girls. As of now we'll be on a fortnightly release schedule, so keep your eyes peeled for our Spectre speculation episode in two weeks' time. You can find all our episodes at bondbeyondpod.tumblr.com and find us on Twitter via @BondBeyondPod.

This week we're joined by an unsung hero of Bond, Nikki Van Der Zyl. As a voice artist she provided the voice of some of the most iconic Bond girls of all time from Honey Ryder (...and yes that is Nikki singing Underneath the Mango Tree), to Shirley Eaton's Jill Masterson,  and Thunderball's Domino. The list doesn't end there either. Nikki was involved in a total of 10 Bond films with Moonraker being her last.  This is another behind the scenes interview with someone who was there from the very beginning of the cinematic Bond. You'll hear tales of hanging out on set with Gert Frobe during the filming of Goldfinger, you'll hear how she revoiced the entire female cast of Dr. No (with the exception of Moneypenny and Miss Taro) and maybe...just maybe you might even hear Nikki performing a line of Bond girl dialogue too.  Enjoy :-)

Episode 3 of James Bond Radio, goes right back to where it all started on the silver screen, with our review of Dr. No. We go through the movie scene by scene, discussing everything from Honey Ryder's bikini, to our list of Dr. No related BondFacts, to just what is Dr. No doing when he peaks underneath Bond's bedsheets? Today's episode also features extracts from Chris' outraged letter to Eon Productions, after his first viewing of Quantum of Solace. Look out for episode 4 coming next friday! As always, you can reach us at the following places: http://facebook.com/jamesbondradio http://twitter.com/jamesbondradio http://jamesbondradio.com

Honey Ryder Contributed by Thomas Merolla • 2 oz Bulliet Rye • 3/4 oz Lemon Juice • 3/4 oz Cinnamon Honey Syrup • 1 Rosemary Sprig • 3 Blackberries • 3 dashes of Angostura Bitters Muddle blackberries in the bottom of a mixing glass, add remaining ingredients, add ice and shake for 10-seconds, double strain into a double rocks glass over one large 2X2 inch ice cube. Garnish with 1 skewered blackberry and rest a few small pieces of rosemary on top of the ice cube.

With their Bond podcast nearly over, Ian and Adham are less than overjoyed that the penultimate episode of For Your Ears Only is devoted to talk about the franchise's uncertain future, and the 1967 spoof spy flick Casino Royale. Where 007 is a retired knight of the realm, Vesper Lynd is actually Honey Ryder, and Le Chiffre is a minor antagonist who delights in magic tricks. Pointless plot twists, characters that take the middle third off, and a burping Woody Allen are just some of the topics discussed. Also, the feedback is fully updated, and special announcements await about next month's final installment!

With their Bond podcast nearly over, Ian and Adham are less than overjoyed that the penultimate episode of For Your Ears Only is devoted to talk about the franchise's uncertain future, and the 1967 spoof spy flick Casino Royale. Where 007 is a retired knight of the realm, Vesper Lynd is actually Honey Ryder, and Le Chiffre is a minor antagonist who delights in magic tricks. Pointless plot twists, characters that take the middle third off, and a burping Woody Allen are just some of the topics discussed. Also, the feedback is fully updated, and special announcements await about next month's final installment!

With their Bond podcast nearly over, Ian and Adham are less than overjoyed that the penultimate episode of For Your Ears Only is devoted to talk about the franchise's uncertain future, and the 1967 spoof spy flick Casino Royale. Where 007 is a retired knight of the realm, Vesper Lynd is actually Honey Ryder, and Le Chiffre is a minor antagonist who delights in magic tricks. Pointless plot twists, characters that take the middle third off, and a burping Woody Allen are just some of the topics discussed. Also, the feedback is fully updated, and special announcements await about next month's final installment!

With their Bond podcast nearly over, Ian and Adham are less than overjoyed that the penultimate episode of For Your Ears Only is devoted to talk about the franchise's uncertain future, and the 1967 spoof spy flick Casino Royale. Where 007 is a retired knight of the realm, Vesper Lynd is actually Honey Ryder, and Le Chiffre is a minor antagonist who delights in magic tricks. Pointless plot twists, characters that take the middle third off, and a burping Woody Allen are just some of the topics discussed. Also, the feedback is fully updated, and special announcements await about next month's final installment!

For their very first edition of For Your Ears Only, Adham Fisher and Ian Wilson run through the appeal of James Bond before appraising the first film in the Bond franchise: Dr No. Is the film a bore or a masterpiece, due to its lack of conventionality? And just what do two horny Englishmen make of Honey Ryder?

For their very first edition of For Your Ears Only, Adham Fisher and Ian Wilson run through the appeal of James Bond before appraising the first film in the Bond franchise: Dr No. Is the film a bore or a masterpiece, due to its lack of conventionality? And just what do two horny Englishmen make of Honey Ryder?

For their very first edition of For Your Ears Only, Adham Fisher and Ian Wilson run through the appeal of James Bond before appraising the first film in the Bond franchise: Dr No. Is the film a bore or a masterpiece, due to its lack of conventionality? And just what do two horny Englishmen make of Honey Ryder?

For their very first edition of For Your Ears Only, Adham Fisher and Ian Wilson run through the appeal of James Bond before appraising the first film in the Bond franchise: Dr No. Is the film a bore or a masterpiece, due to its lack of conventionality? And just what do two horny Englishmen make of Honey Ryder?

The James Bond series leaps into action with guns blazing as Sean Connery spends several hours talking to British colonial officials and wandering around Jamaica looking for a clue. Then he turns up the heat and starts blasting by sneaking around an island for a while, hoping not to get captured, before getting captured. Okay, it's a little slow for what we've come to expect, but in 1962, this rocked. And even today, Miss Taro and Honey Ryder can still make your palms sweat. I compare the film to the book thruout and look for motifs, iconic elements, and firsts. I compare it to the Flint and Austin Powers movies that it inspired and to other Bond flicks. Note: Some comments are shaken while others are stirred. Somehow I make the bizarre mistake of saying that Sean Connery appeared in Zulu Dawn.