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Why does Bond not recognize Blofeld, and why does Blofeld not recognize Bond in OHMSS? The simple answer is that the two films, You Only Live Twice and On Her Majesty's Secret Service, were filmed out of literary sequence, and since director Peter Hunt wanted to return to the literary roots of Bond, he had to put up with a few inconsistencies, such as Bond and Blofeld acting like they hadn't met.
Ian Fleming wrote On Her Majesty's Secret Service in 1963. It was the second 007 novel to feature Ernst Stavro Blofeld (the first was Thunderball, in 1961). Bond and Blofeld come face to face with each other for the first time in the novel OHMSS. The following year, Fleming wrote You Only Live Twice, in which Bond traveled to Japan and encountered Dr. Shatterhand, whom he realizes is actually Blofeld. The interesting thing about Blofeld in these three novels is that his physical appearance is different each time Bond encounters him; Blofeld was either a master of disguise or an early plastic surgery addict. When Bond vanquishes Blofeld in the climax of You Only Live Twice, yelling "Die, Blofeld, Die!" as he strangles him, there is no doubt that Blofeld is, once and for all, dead.
The films, though, were not made in the same order. Because the producers could not find a suitable winter location for On Her Majesty's Secret Service after completing Thunderball, they turned to You Only Live Twice. Originally, they planned to follow Twice with The Man With The Golden Gun, but eventually decided to do Majesty's. With Hunt's determination to be true to Fleming, Bond and Blofeld are compelled to act like they don't know each other very well.
After the release of OHMSS, Connery returned for his final (or so it was thought) appearance as James Bond in Diamonds Are Forever. Few plot elements were retained from Fleming's 1956 novel, and the villains - the Spang Brothers - were dropped entirely. Instead, screenwriter Tom Mankiewicz brought Blofeld (or were they all doubles?) back for what appeared to be his final screen encounter with 007... that is, until For Your Eyes Only.
For Your Eyes Only was the first of five 007 films directed by John Glen, who had been a second unit director and editor on On Her Majesty's Secret Service. After the overt fantasy of Moonraker, the filmmakers wanted to return to a story that had more of an Ian Fleming feel; they wanted to do a Bond film more like On Her Majesty's Secret Service. The pre-credits of For Your Eyes Only begins with an homage to the earlier film, with 007 standing at the grave of his late wife. As for Blofeld, the character, unnamed, appears simply because fans kept asking the filmmakers if Blofeld would return. The filmmakers thought they had killed him in Diamonds Are Forever, but fans refused to believe Blofeld was dead unless his limp body was displayed! By having Bond eliminate Blofeld at the beginning of the film, the filmmakers also said a cinematic farewell to the larger-than-life villains of the past, making way for the more realistic villains of For Your Eyes Only.
The bottom line is that the directors and producers have their own vision of how to present the character, and that hasn't always meshed with viewing the films as part of a single continuum in the life of one spy.
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