Man with the Golden Gun, The

Date: 1974
Director: Guy Hamilton
Production Company: Eon, Danjaq

Stars: Roger Moore, Christopher Lee, Britt Ekland, Maud Adams, Herve Villechaize, Clifton James
Location(s): Hong Kong, Macau, Thailand

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Storyline:

Bond, believing himself to be the target of an assassin who charges a million a shot, aims to gains the upper hand as well as locate a solex agitator . SJ

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All stills by SJ.

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Khow-Ping-Pan, Phang Nga Bay, Thailand.

Nick Knight, our Bond expert, has nailed this. Taken on 2/12/18 as are other later ones. (SJ)

Now known as James Bond Island.

From the archives of RJ

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Macau, the neon sign at the top right says Macau Casino.

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Hong Kong marina area, Hebe Haven.

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Hong Kong marina area, Hebe Haven.

The Peninsula Hotel, Salisbury Road & Nathan Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong.

Now, unchanged. RJ.

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14, Hankow Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon.

14, Hankow Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon.

The charming clutter has gone and globalisation now rules in 2014. Pic by bro RJ.

14, Hankow Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon.

Taken before Bottoms Up moved to first storey premises in Wanchai in 2004. RJ.

As above, but lighter as our eyes are aging.

Completely redeveloped now and bottoms have gone up forever. RJ

14, Hankow Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon.

The old Bottoms Up entrance. RJ.

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14, Hankow Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon.

Dragon Gardens, Castle Peak Road.

Brother Robin J on the job, trying unfortunately to match by memory!

Dragon Gardens, Castle Peak Road.

This one's pretty good though.

Dragon Gardens, Castle Peak Road.

Water's a little lower. RJ

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Dragon Gardens, Castle Peak Road.

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Dragon Gardens, Castle Peak Road.

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Dragon Gardens, Castle Peak Road.

Dragon Gardens, Castle Peak Road.

Too close but the right place. RJ

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Dragon Gardens, Castle Peak Road.

Dragon Gardens, Castle Peak Road.

RJ nearly going for a Burton into the pool.

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Dragon Gardens, Castle Peak Road.

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Castle Peak Road.

Dragon Gardens, Castle Peak Road.

Now. RJ

Muang Boran, Ancient City, Sukhumvit Road, Bangkok, Thailand.

From above, the same location captured by Joe Blackwell during a visit in 2018.

Muang Boran, Ancient City, Sukhumvit Road, Bangkok, Thailand.

Joe Blackwell took a good matching shot.

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Muang Boran, Ancient City, Sukhumvit Road, Bangkok, Thailand.

Muang Boran, Ancient City, Sukhumvit Road, Bangkok, Thailand.

The changed, but recognisable, location found by Joe Blackwell.

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Muang Boran, Ancient City, Sukhumvit Road, Bangkok, Thailand.

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The Klongs.

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Ratchadamnoen Muay Thai Satdium, Ratchadamnoen Nok Road, Bangkok.

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Ratchadamnoen Muay Thai Satdium, Ratchadamnoen Nok Road, Bangkok.

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Bangkok car chase.

Bond approaches Scaramanga’s island. The first of added stills complete with his now shot sent in by Nick Knight (NK).

Phang Nga Bay, Andaman Sea. Scaramanga’s island is furthest right. Also to be seen a bit nearer, but in the same composition, in “Tomorrow Never Dies”. NK (SJ)

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James Bond Island near Phuket.

Bond touches down on the beach at Scaramanga’s island.

Same beach, tide in. NK (SJ)

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Back to James Bond Island near Phuket.

The entrance to Saramanga's lair.

Facades of the lair were positioned in this area on Phang-Nga island. NK (SJ)

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Back to James Bond Island near Phuket. Nick advises that this shot will now be difficult to reproduce as there are several concrete stalls in the way (see next shot)

Nick Nack supervises the duel. Reverse pov of above.

Bits of the rock have dropped off. Several concrete actual nick-nack (tat) stalls are now positioned where Nick Nack is standing, so you can no longer see from one side to other in the middle of the island. NK (SJ)

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Back to James Bond Island near Phuket.

Bond sails away immediately after the island explodes.

Phang Nga bay. The same location was re-used in “Tomorrow Never Dies”: the helicopter shot in that film shows the junk sailing left to right against this backdrop, then flies around to show the junk sailing right to left against the vista seen when Bond flies in (capture 34).

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Andaman Sea