Goldfinger

Director: Guy Hamilton Guy Hamilton

Overview

In this film, James Bond has to prevent a notorious gold smuggler, appropriately named Goldfinger, from robbing Fort Knox. Goldfinger is surrounded by evil henchmen, such as the sexy female pilot Pussy Galore. In order to stop Goldfinger, Bond has to survive several perilous situations, including a huge, deadly laser.

Product Details

Release Date:	09/15/2015
UPC:	0883904333159
Original Release:	1964
Rating:	PG
Source:	Mgm (Video & Dvd)
Language:	English
Sales rank:	80,043

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Sean Connery	James Bond
Honor Blackman	Pussy Galore
Shirley Eaton	Jill Masterson,Jill Masterson
Tania Mallet	Tilly Masterson
Harold Sakata	Oddjob
Cec Linder	Felix Leiter
Bernard Lee	M
Desmond Llewelyn	Q
Lois Maxwell	Miss Moneypenny
Martin Benson	Solo
Nadja Regin	Bonita
Austin Willis	Simmons
Bill Nagy	Midnight
Alf Joint	Capungo
Varley Thomas	Old Lady
Raymond Young	Sierra
Richard Vernon	Smithers
Denis Cowles	Brunskill
Michael Mellinger	Kisch
Burt Kwouk	Mr. Ling
Hal Galili	Strap
Lenny Rabin	Actor
Gert Fröbe	Auric Goldfinger
Peter Cranwell	Johnny
Mai Ling	Mei-Lei
Margaret Nolan	Dink
Robert MacLeod	Atomic Specialist
Victor Brooks	Blacking
Gerry Duggan	Hawker
Peter Brace	South American Guard
Terence Brook	Security Officer at Airport
Anthony Chinn	Servant at Stud Farm
Marian Collins	Girlfriend of Goldfinger
Caron Gardner	Flying Circus Pilot
Lesley Hill	Flying Circus Pilot
George Leech	Man in Bulletproof Vest at Q Branch
Garry Marshall	Hoodlum
Aleta Morrison	Flying Circus Pilot
Tricia Muller	Sydney
Paul Berardi	Golfer/Bodega Patron
Gloria Best	Miami Pool Girl
John McLaren	Brigadier
Jane Lumb	Actor
John Barry	Composer

Technical Credits

Paul Dehn

Richard Maibaum

Ian Fleming

Guy Hamilton	Director
Paul Dehn	Screenwriter
Richard Maibaum	Screenwriter
Albert R. Broccoli	Producer
Harry Saltzman	Producer
John Stears	Special Effects
Norman Wanstall	Sound Effects
Frank George	Special Effects
Bob Simmons	Stunts
Gordon K. McCallum	Sound Effects
Terence Young	Producer
Roy Field	Special Effects
Joe Fitt	Special Effects
Bert Luxford	Special Effects
Stanley Sopel	Producer
Ian Fleming	Screenwriter

Editorial Reviews

The third film in the remarkably durable franchise, Goldfinger set the gold standard (naturally) for future James Bond adventures. With the films' signature elements firmly entrenched -- including globe-trotting story, salacious credits sequence, Q's exasperation, and 007's phenomenal abilities with women and antagonists -- Goldfinger began to up the ante. Bond's well-equipped Aston-Martin and Goldfinger's elaborate Fort Knox model presaged future technical extravagance, while Bond's near castration via a giant laser was one more sign of the series' humorous self-awareness. Loquacious villain Auric Goldfinger, lethally hat-throwing Oddjob, and inimitably named Bond girl Pussy Galore were already outrageously tongue-in-cheek baddies long before Mike Myers parodied them in Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997). Dispatching enemies, making puns, and seducing females with equal aplomb, tough-yet-debonair Sean Connery gracefully walked the line between straight-up action hero and sly burlesque, offering further evidence as to why he would be the definitive 007. Building on its predecessors' success, Goldfinger swiftly became one of the most popular films of 1964 (and Shirley Bassey's "Goldfinger" theme a hit single), leading the way for flashier Bond spectaculars.