Agent 009 hat geschrieben:Mag ja alles gut und schön sein aber was dann aus ihm gemacht wird und so. Find ich alles so armseelig.

Agent 009 hat geschrieben:Mag ja alles gut und schön sein aber was dann aus ihm gemacht wird und so. Find ich alles so armseelig.

Berni hat geschrieben: Ursprünglich wäre ja das Ende von Blofeld anders gewesen. In DAF sollte die Handlung nach der Bohrinsel wie folgt weitergehen:

Blofeld entkommt mit dem Mini U-Boot, Bond verfolgt ihn mit dem Wetterballon bis zur einer kleinen Insel. Die Verfolgung endet schließlich in einer Salzmine. Am Ende stößt Bond Blofeld in einen Salzgranulator. Als dann Whyte und Felix eintreffen, fragen sie wo ist der Bastard Blofeld? Als dann der Granulator blutbeflecktes Salz auswirft sagt Bond ""Bastard? He is the salt of the earth!"

Leider wurde aus Budgetgründen dies nie realisiert

CommanderSlavik hat geschrieben:
Interessant. Woher hast du die Info? Ich dachte immer, dass Finale um Blofeld und SPECTRE wäre für "Der Spion, der mich liebte" geplant gewessen.

Maibaum may have thought the eventual oil rig finale a poor substitute, but it was originally intended to be much more spectacular. Armed frogmen would jump from the helicopters into the sea and attach limpet mines to the rig's legs (this explains why frogmen appear on the movie's poster). Blofeld would have escaped in his BathoSub and Bond would have pursued him hanging from a weather balloon. The chase would have then continued across a salt mine with the two mortal enemies scrambling over the pure white hills of salt before Blofeld would fall to his death in a salt granulator, becoming, in Bond's words, "the salt of the earth." Permission was not granted by the owners of the salt mine, and it also made the sequence too long. Further problems followed when the explosives set up for the finale were set off too early; fortunately, a handful of cameras were ready and able to capture the footage.

Maibaum may have thought the eventual oil rig finale a poor substitute, but it was originally intended to be much more spectacular. Armed frogmen would jump from the helicopters into the sea and attach limpet mines to the rig's legs (this explains why frogmen appear on the movie's poster). Blofeld would have escaped in his BathoSub and Bond would have pursued him hanging from a weather balloon. The chase would have then continued across a salt mine with the two mortal enemies scrambling over the pure white hills of salt before Blofeld would fall to his death in a salt granulator, becoming, in Bond's words, "the salt of the earth." Permission was not granted by the owners of the salt mine, and it also made the sequence too long. Further problems followed when the explosives set up for the finale were set off too early; fortunately, a handful of cameras were ready and able to capture the footage.