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James Bond: A BAFTA Tribute (2002)
Country of Origin: UK
Date(s) of Broadcast: 28 December 2002
Number of Seasons: n/a
Total Number of Episodes: 1
Average Episode Running Times: 84 mins
Format: colour
Sound: stereo
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: BBC
Production Executive: Jez Nightingale
Executive Producer: Beatrice Ballard
Producer: Arabella McGuigan
Associate Producer: Sarah Proctor
For BAFTA: Amanda Berry, Deborah Chambers, Clare Brown, Donna Bell,
Tara Davies
Production Manager: Paul Williams
Production Coordinators: Sarah Callaghan, Vicky Robinson
SCRIPT
Script: Steve Punt
DIRECTION
Director: Stuart McDonald
Location Director: Southan Morris
PHOTOGRAPHY
Lighting Director: Mark Kenyon
Camera Supervisor: Nigel Saunders
Location Cameras: Pete Rowe, Jeremy Hewson, Danny Dimitroff, Mark Trottenberg
EDITING AND POST-PRODUCTION
Editor: Tim Ellison
Vision Mixer: Ralph Spark
MUSIC
Music: Monty Norman (James Bond theme)
Musical Arrangements: Koch & Gilpin
Musical Director: Martin Koch
Musical Director for Dame Shirley Bassey: Peter Hagen
SOUND
Sound Supervisor: Kevin Duff
MAKE UP AND COSTUMES
Make Up: Chrissie Baker, Christine Violer, Jules York More, Karen Sherif-Brown
Costume Designer: Linda Wood
VISUAL EFFECTS
Visual Effects Designer: Andy McVean
DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION
Designer: Simon Kimmel
Production Buyer: Bob Warans
Graphic Designer: Paul Gabuley
MISCELLANEOUS
Script Supervisor: Sue Root
Programme Associate: Lisa Norris
Programme Finance Coordinator: Donna Shaw
Studio Resource Manager: Andy Waters
Floor Manager: Quentin Mann
Stage Manager: Caroline Caley
Researchers: Tim Harcourt, Amy Fallon
Production Runner: Sarah Gardiner
The BAFTA Award is based on a design by Mitzi Cunliffe
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
With Thanks To: MGM for James Bond film extracts; Barbara Broccoli;
Michael G. Wilson; Anne Bennett; and all at Eon Productions
CAST
Michael Parkinson (himself)
Roger Moore (himself)
Maud Adams (herself)
Lois Chiles (herself)
John Cleese (himself / R)
Samantha Bond (herself)
Judi Dench (herself (in taped interview))
Lois Maxwell (herself (in taped interview))
Shirley Bassey (herself)
Ursula Andress
(herself)
Robert Carlyle (himself (in taped interview))
Tom Jones (himself (in taped interview))
Sean Connery (himself (in taped interview))
Honor Blackman (herself (in taped interview))
Shirley Eaton (herself (in taped interview))
Maryam d'Abo (herself)
Carey Lowell (herself (in taped interview))
Jane Seymour (herself (in taped interview))
Caroline Munro
(herself (in taped interview))
Timothy Dalton (himself)
Ken Adam (himself
(in taped interview))
Peter Lamont (himself (in taped interview))
Christopher Lee (himself)
Toby Stephens (himself)
Vincent Schiavelli (himself (in taped interview))
Richard Kiel (himself)
Rosamund Pike (herself)
John Glen (himself (in taped interview))
George Lazenby (himself)
Lulu (herself)
Sir George Martin (himself (in taped interview))
David Arnold (himself (in taped interview))
John
Barry (himself (in taped interview))
Halle Berry (herself)
Lewis Gilbert (himself (in taped interview))
Michael Apted (himself (in taped interview))
Vic Armstrong
(himself (in taped interview))
Lee Tamahori (himself (in taped interview))
Martin Campbell (himself (in taped interview))
Pierce Brosnan (himself)
PLOT SUMMARY
A celebration of the James Bond series
of films.
CAPSULE REVIEW
A so-so attempt to celebrate Bond,
one which tells us nothing we didn't already know but which does it
in some style. Sadly, the producers attempt to cram too much in, resulting
in short and superficial interviews and lots of clips we've already
seen a million times before.
AVAILABILITY
UK
Television Distributor: BBC
LINKS
INCLUDES FOOTAGE FROM
Dr No (1962)
From Russia With
Love (1963)
Goldfinger (1964)
Thunderball (1965)
You Only Live Twice
(1967)
On Her
Majesty's Secret Service (1969)
Diamonds Are Forever
(1971)
Live and Let Die
(1973)
The Man With
the Golden Gun (1974)
The Spy Who Loved Me
(1977)
Moonraker (1979)
For Your Eyes Only
(1981)
Octopussy (1983)
A View to a Kill (1985)
The Living Daylights
(1987)
Licence To Kill (1989)
Goldeneye (1995)
Tomorrow Never Dies
(1997)
The World Is Not
Enough (1999)
Die Another Day (2002)
KEYWORDS
documentary, film history, james bond
Last Updated:
15 October, 2008
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