Pay Attention, 007

Pay Attention, 007 is a MovieJawn podcast: Movies are life. Movies are all that matter. MovieJawn is the future. Read or listen to more MovieJawn content at moviejawn.com and subscribe to the quarterly print zine on the website or on the MovieJawn Patreon.

Pay Attention, 007 is a MovieJawn podcast: Movies are life. Movies are all that matter. MovieJawn is the future. Read or listen to more MovieJawn content at moviejawn.com and subscribe to the quarterly print zine on the website or on the MovieJawn Patreon.

Pay Attention, 007 is a MovieJawn podcast: Movies are life. Movies are all that matter. MovieJawn is the future. Read or listen to more MovieJawn content at moviejawn.com and subscribe to the quarterly print zine on the website or on the MovieJawn Patreon.

Pay Attention, 007 is a MovieJawn podcast: Movies are life. Movies are all that matter. MovieJawn is the future. Read or listen to more MovieJawn content at moviejawn.com and subscribe to the quarterly print zine on the website or on the MovieJawn Patreon.

Pay Attention, 007 is a MovieJawn podcast: Movies are life. Movies are all that matter. MovieJawn is the future. Read or listen to more MovieJawn content at moviejawn.com and subscribe to the quarterly print zine on the website or on the MovieJawn Patreon.

Pay Attention, 007 is a MovieJawn podcast: Movies are life. Movies are all that matter. MovieJawn is the future. Read or listen to more MovieJawn content at moviejawn.com and subscribe to the quarterly print zine on the website or on the MovieJawn Patreon.

Pay Attention, 007 is a MovieJawn podcast: Movies are life. Movies are all that matter. MovieJawn is the future. Read or listen to more MovieJawn content at moviejawn.com and subscribe to the quarterly print zine on the website or on the MovieJawn Patreon.

In episode 06, the hosts discuss 1969’s On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, directed by Peter R. Hunt. The first Eon Bond film without Sean Connery, George Lazenby stars in his one and only appearance as James Bond. Hot on SPECTRE’s trail, Bond tracks Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Telly Savalas) to a remote allergy clinic in the Swiss Alps. Can Bond foil Blofeld’s latest scheme–involving twelve young women and biological warfare–before it’s too late? And will he be forced to choose between MI6 and a serious relationship with Tracy di Vicenzo (Diana Rigg)? The film features Gabriele Ferzetti as Marc-Ange Draco, Ilse Steppat as Irma Bunt, Angela Scoular as Ruby Bartlett, and George Baker as Sir Hilary Bray (the real one).Pay Attention, 007 is a MovieJawn podcast: Movies are life. Movies are all that matter. MovieJawn is the future. Read or listen to more MovieJawn content at moviejawn.com and subscribe to the quarterly print zine on the website or on the MovieJawn Patreon.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the recent Amazon and MGM announcement that Denis Villeneuve will be directing the next Bond film, the first since Amazon purchased the Bond IP and Barbara Broccoli left the franchise. They talk about his strengths and weaknesses as a director as well as whether or not they think he is a good fit. Plus, they talk about recent casting rumors!Pay Attention, 007 is a MovieJawn podcast: Movies are life. Movies are all that matter. MovieJawn is the future. Read or listen to more MovieJawn content at moviejawn.com and subscribe to the quarterly print zine on the website or on the MovieJawn Patreon.

In this episode, our hosts are joined by friend of the pod and MovieJawn staffer Jacob Harrington to discuss the first trailer for the new James Bond video game, 007 First Light, and what they expect from it. They briefly discuss the history of Bond in games and how the game’s developer, IO Interactive, might influence the direction of First Light.Pay Attention, 007 is a MovieJawn podcast: Movies are life. Movies are all that matter. MovieJawn is the future. Read or listen to more MovieJawn content at moviejawn.com and subscribe to the quarterly print zine on the website or on the MovieJawn Patreon.

In episode 05, the hosts discuss 1967’s You Only Live Twice. Adapted for the screen by Roald Dahl and directed by Lewis Gilbert, the film stars Sean Connery in what was intended to be his final performance as James Bond. After a NASA spaceship is stolen from orbit by a mysterious craft, world powers blame each other for the attack. Bond fakes his own death in order to go undercover in Japan to investigate. Will Bond untangle the plot before the USSR and the US go to war? The film features Akiko Wakabayashi as Aki, Tetsuro Tamba (dubbed by Robert Rietty) as Tiger Tanaka, Mie Hama as Kissy Suzuki (dubbed by Nikki van der Zyl), and Donald Pleasance as Ernst Stavro Blofeld in the character’s first appearance from the neck up.Pay Attention, 007 is a MovieJawn podcast: Movies are life. Movies are all that matter. MovieJawn is the future. Read or listen to more MovieJawn content at moviejawn.com and subscribe to the quarterly print zine on the website or on the MovieJawn Patreon.

In episode 04, the hosts discuss 1965’s Thunderball. Terence Young returns to direct Sean Connery in the most ambitious Bond film ever in terms of action setpieces. The new Number Two of SPECTRE, the ruthless Emilio Largo (Adolfo Celi, dubbed by Robert Rietti) heists two nuclear bombs and threatens major world cities unless NATO pays a ransom. Can Bond find the bombs before the deadline? The film features Claudine Auger (dubbed by Nikki van der Zyl) as Domino, Rick Van Nutter as Felix Leiter, Luciana Paluzzi as Fiona Vulpe, and the Disco Volante as herself.Pay Attention, 007 is a MovieJawn podcast: Movies are life. Movies are all that matter. MovieJawn is the future. Read or listen to more MovieJawn content at moviejawn.com and subscribe to the quarterly print zine on the website or on the MovieJawn Patreon.

In episode 03, the hosts discuss 1964’s Goldfinger. Directed by Guy Hamilton and starring Sean Connery, Goldfinger is often considered the prototypical Bond film. While investigating the boorish American businessman Auric Goldfinger (who bears an uncanny resemblance to a modern day villain), Bond becomes entangled in a complex plot to destabilize the world economy via a giant gold heist. Has Bond met his match in the “the man with the Midas touch?” The film features Honor Blackman as Pussy Galore, Harold Sakata as Oddjob, Cec Linder as Felix Leiter, and Gert Fröbe as Auric Goldfinger.Pay Attention, 007 is a MovieJawn podcast: Movies are life. Movies are all that matter. MovieJawn is the future. Read or listen to more MovieJawn content at moviejawn.com and subscribe to the quarterly print zine on the website or on the MovieJawn Patreon.

In episode 02, the hosts discuss 1964’s From Russia with Love. Is this mission a trap for Bond set by the mysterious SPECTRE? Be prepared for spoilers.Pay Attention, 007 is a MovieJawn podcast: Movies are life. Movies are all that matter. MovieJawn is the future. Read or listen to more MovieJawn content at moviejawn.com and subscribe to the quarterly print zine on the website or on the MovieJawn Patreon.

Hello and welcome to Pay Attention, 007, the podcast where hosts Tessa Swehla, Ryan Silberstein, and Elyse Debra watch all 25 of the Eon Productions James Bond films in chronological order beginning with 1962’s Doctor No and ending with 2021’s No Time to Die…unless another film comes out before they are finished!The hosts are joined for this special episode by Fangoria editor-in-chief and Bond aficionado Phil Nobile Jr. to discuss the news that Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson are stepping back from the Bond franchise and that Amazon now has full creative control of the franchise going forward. This marks a huge departure from Bond status quo as a member of the Broccoli family has overseen production of every canonical Bond film since 1962’s Dr. No. The hosts and Phil discuss their reactions to the news and the legacy of the Broccolis on James Bond films.The hosts discuss everything Dr. No, from the production, to the quips, tropes, and the villains, so be prepared for spoilers.Pay Attention, 007 is a MovieJawn podcast: Movies are life. Movies are all that matter. MovieJawn is the future. Read or listen to more MovieJawn content at moviejawn.com and subscribe to the quarterly print zine on the website or on the MovieJawn Patreon.

Hello and welcome to Pay Attention, 007, the podcast where hosts Tessa Swehla, Ryan Silberstein, and Elyse Debra watch all 25 of the Eon Productions James Bond films in chronological order beginning with 1962’s Doctor No and ending with 2021’s No Time to Die…unless another film comes out before they are finished!In Episode 01, the hosts discuss the very first James Bond film, 1962’s Dr. No. Directed by Terence Young, the film introduces Sean Connery as James Bond, a classy, MI6 agent with a penchant for martinis and women. Bond is sent to Jamaica to investigate the sudden disappearance of an MI6 operative and finds danger, romance, and a plot to disrupt the US space program! The film also introduces Bernard Lee as M and Lois Maxwell as Miss Moneypenny.The hosts discuss everything Dr. No, from the production, to the quips, tropes, and the villains, so be prepared for spoilers.Pay Attention, 007 is a MovieJawn podcast: Movies are life. Movies are all that matter. MovieJawn is the future. Read or listen to more MovieJawn content at moviejawn.com and subscribe to the quarterly print zine on the website or on the MovieJawn Patreon.

Hello and welcome to Pay Attention, 007, the podcast where hosts Tessa Swehla, Ryan Silberstein, and Elyse Debra watch all 25 of the Eon Productions James Bond films in chronological order beginning with 1962’s Doctor No and ending with 2021’s No Time to Die…unless another film comes out before they are finished!In this, our very first episode–our “opening gambit,” as it were–the hosts introduce themselves and what they love about 007, the ins and outs of watching a franchise over 60 years old, and what they are most excited about for this project!Pay Attention, 007 is a MovieJawn podcast: Movies are life. Movies are all that matter. MovieJawn is the future. Read or listen to more MovieJawn content at moviejawn.com and subscribe to the quarterly print zine on the website or on the MovieJawn Patreon.